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Filter Replacement Indicator
Regular filter replacement is the key to ensuring cleaner and great-tasting water. The Brita® Faucet
Filtration System makes it easy for you to know when to change your filter.
The filter replacement indicator monitors the filter life and tells you when to replace the filter
cartridge, based on your filtered water usage, assuming average water quality.
The filter replacement indicator will signal the need for replacement after approximately
100 gallons/378 liters. Each time you begin filtering water, the indicator will advance.
INDICATOR COLOR FILTER STATUS
Filter Working
The indicator will appear solid green, showing your filter is working.
Change Filter Soon
The indicator will appear green and red when your filter has two weeks or
approximately 20 gallons/75 liters of life left. Your filter is working, but it has
entered the Replacement Warning Period signaling that the filter will need to
be replaced soon.
Change Filter Now
The indicator will appear solid red when your filter cartridge has reached the
end of its life and needs to be replaced now.
Replacing filter cartridge
Replacing the filter cartridge is easy. If the filter replacement
indicator appears solid red, it is time to replace the filter
cartridge. Prompt filter replacement ensures cleaner, great-
tasting water. Brita® Faucet Filtration System replacement
filters are available in white or chrome finish.
To remove the old cartridge, turn water off, press the filter
cartridge release button located at the back of the filter cup
and pull cartridge up to remove it. To insert a new cartridge,
follow the directions in Step 4.
NOTE: Do not remove the cartridge unless you intend to replace it.
Once the filter has entered the Replacement Warning Period, inserting a
cartridge will automatically reset the Filter Replacement Indicator. Only
a Brita® Faucet Filtration System replacement cartridge will fit the Brita®
Faucet Filtration System.
Early filter replacement
Brita® Faucet Filtration System replacement filters have an extra layer to help prevent premature
clogging due to sediment buildup. However, it may still be possible that very high sediment in your
tap water may cause your filter to prematurely clog with sediment. This may reduce the water flow
from the system and require an earlier filter change. If, for any reason, you need to replace your
filter early (before you see solid red), remove the old cartridge (see directions on Replacing Filter
Cartridge) and prepare to insert a new one (Step 4).
Back View
Filter Cartridge
Release Button
Solid Green
Green and Red
Solid Red
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