Mark Ward
12-16-2014, 4:02 AM
Is there a rough guide/rule of thumb if the carbon in an Atmos should last pretty much the same length of time as the filter or is one meant to far out last the other?
I ask because I changed my filter last week to a brand new one and today the filter it is showing as 100% full on the Atmos. Now the carbon is still the original carbon that is in and I have only just replaced the filter for the first time too last week.
I took the carbon out and stirred it last month so I'm now wondering if in fact it was my carbon that needed replacing rather than my filter?
The stats on the front of the Atmos say that the Activated Carbon is 14% so I'm a bit confussed really as a brand new filter won't have filled up in a weeks use when the original one I've had in since March yet the carbon is showing as just 14%.
Also, when I put the filter in are you meant to reset anything on the Atmos as it also says 144H Change Filter whe I did do last week.
I ask because I changed my filter last week to a brand new one and today the filter it is showing as 100% full on the Atmos. Now the carbon is still the original carbon that is in and I have only just replaced the filter for the first time too last week.
I took the carbon out and stirred it last month so I'm now wondering if in fact it was my carbon that needed replacing rather than my filter?
The stats on the front of the Atmos say that the Activated Carbon is 14% so I'm a bit confussed really as a brand new filter won't have filled up in a weeks use when the original one I've had in since March yet the carbon is showing as just 14%.
Also, when I put the filter in are you meant to reset anything on the Atmos as it also says 144H Change Filter whe I did do last week.