Pool Filter Serial Number Lookup

[Eleanor Heidecker]

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As of 2/20/24, we now offer more original Hayward D.E. Filter products organized by filter model for easier shopping. Visit our new website pages at Hayward D.E. Filters for the list of new Hayward D.E. filter model pages and products.

Over the years, many customers have asked us how can they know when to replace their swimming pool cartridge filters. Swimming pool cartridge filters are a key component of a pool's filtration system, and they are responsible for trapping dirt, debris, and other contaminants to keep the water clean and clear. Over time, the filter can become clogged with debris, which can reduce its effectiveness and ultimately lead to a variety of problems, such as cloudy water and increased chemical demand.

As a general guideline, it is recommended that you replace your swimming pool cartridge filter at least once a year. However, the frequency of replacement may depend on a variety of factors, including the size of the pool, the frequency of use, and the quality of the water source.

In the midst of the pandemic, Pentair quietly acquired Pleatco. Not sure why the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) didn't consider this purchase a bad thing for consumers. They should have blocked this purchase for the potential of giving Pentair the ability to fix prices in the replacement pool filter cartridge market. Fast forward to 1/1/2023 and that is exactly what they are doing. Effective New Years Day 2023, Pleatco is rolling out MAP (Manufacturer Approved Pricing) for the majority of their replacement filter cartridges currently being sold online by e-retailers like ourselves.

For the past 60 days we have been receiving hate mail from Pleatco telling us that we have many of their products on our website that are in violation of their proposed new MAP product pricing. Further, if we do not correct the pricing by 1/1/2023 we will incur a penalty.....not exactly sure what that is although I suspect it is like other companies that do this monopolist behavior....they will threaten to stop selling the products to my supplier if they continue to sell them to my company. This unfortunately, is American commerce today.

Retailers do not buy directly from manufacturers in most cases. Distributors with big warehouse networks across the country buy directly from the manufacturers and then retailers purchase from the distributors. In the world of e-commerce this is a very familiar business model. When a manufacturer does this, we have no choice but to raise our prices to be in line with the new MAP product pricing, else potentially lose the ability to source the products from our suppliers which will stop sellilng to us rather than risk their relatioinship with the manufacturer.

In this instance, Pentair, the maker of quality pool equipment has purchased a company that makes generic after-market replacement cartridges for other pool equipment manufacturers, Pentair included. Pleatco provided a lower cost quality, alternative product to the original manufacturer, more expensive cartridges in order to allow consumers a choice for affordably maintaining their pools. What Pentair is doing by implementing MAP product pricing is dramatically closing the price difference between the original manufacturer pool filter cartridges and the after-market Pleatco brand pool filter cartridges. The list of price violations we were provided show that, on average, prices will be increasing approx. 20-25%. OUCH!!!!

It's March 2019 and that means we are almost ready for swimming pool season. In some places like Florida and Southern California, pool season has already started. For the rest of the country, it's just about here. To ensure you have a pool season you can enjoy, rather than a pool nightmare with never ending maintenance, water testing, and struggling to keep your pool water clean and clear, shop at All Pool Filters 4 Less for your swimming pool needs.

How can you find what you need? Glad you asked. :) We have tried to make it as easy as possible to search our website for the products you need for your swimming pool. Below are screenshots and descriptions showing the different ways to navigate our website:

Use our website product search feature at the top right of any page. Click the Search button, this will cause the Product Search function to appear just under the Search button. Here you can enter a keyword such as a part number or filter model number and then press the blue Search button to get search results.

Use the Products fly out menus to find your particular filter model or other category. Hover your mouse over PRODUCTS and the fly out menu will appear. Hover over a selection such as Hayward Pool Filters and see more fly out menu options. This will allow you to locate a particular filter model. Click on your filter model to be taken to the filter model page which will contain all the items we offer for that filter model as well as a link to the filter model parts diagram.

Browse by Category. On our Home page, scroll down until you will see a section titled, "Browse by Category". From this point downward there are ICONS that will guide you to a category of items. Once you click on the particular category, you will be taken to the category page where you may find sub-categories to define your search further or see a list of all items available for that category.

Once you create your user pool, you can view and manage users using the AWS Management Console, as well as the AWS Command Line Interface or the Amazon Cognito API. This topic describes how you can view and search for users using the AWS Management Console.

If you have already created a user pool, you can search from the Users panel in the AWS Management Console. You can also use the Amazon Cognito ListUsers API, which accepts a Filter parameter.

You can also list users with a client-side filter. The server-side filter matches no more than 1 attribute. For advanced search, use a client-side filter with the --query parameter of the list-users action in the AWS Command Line Interface. When you use a client-side filter, ListUsers returns a paginated list of zero or more users. You can receive multiple pages in a row with zero results. Repeat the query with each pagination token that is returned until you receive a null pagination token value, then review the combined result.

AttributesToGet: An array of strings, where each string is the name of a user attribute to be returned for each user in the search results. To retrieve all attributes, don't include an AttributesToGet parameter or request AttributesToGet with a value of the literal string null.

Filter: A filter string of the form "AttributeName Filter-Type "AttributeValue"". Quotation marks within the filter string must be escaped using the backslash (\) character. For example, "family_name = \"Reddy\"". If the filter string is empty, ListUsers returns all users in the user pool.

The following example returns the first 10 users whose family name is "Reddy". For each user, the search results include the user's given name, phone number, and email address. If there are more than 10 matching users in the user pool, the response includes a pagination token.

[APPSERVER:APPSERVER_NOT_RESPONDING__S]

message = Appserver at %s never started up.

action = Set appServerProcessLogStderr to "true" under [settings] in web.conf. Restart, try the operation again, and review splunkd.log for any messages that contain "UiAppServer - From appserver".

severity = error

[APPLICATION_LICENSE:APP_LICENSE_SERVER_UNDEFINED__S]

message = The appLicenseHostPort setting in server.conf is undefined. Unless the connection is restored, all licensed apps will be disabled in %s day(s).

action = Check the appLicenseHostPort setting in server.conf or contact Splunk Support.

severity = error

[AUDIT:START_OF_EVENT_DROPS]

message = Now skipping indexing of internal audit events, because the downstream queue is not accepting data. Will keep dropping events until data flow resumes.

action = Review system health: ensure downstream indexing and/or forwarding are operating correctly.

severity = warn

capabilities = admin_all_objects

[BUCKET_CACHE:INDEXED_KV_LIMIT_REACHED]

message = The search you ran returned a number of fields that exceeded the current indexed field extraction limit.

severity = warn

action = To ensure that all fields are extracted for search, set limits.conf: [kv] / indexed_kv_limit to a number that is higher than the number of fields contained in the files that you index.

[CURSOREDSEARCH:SUBSECOND_ORDER]

message = Events might not be returned in sub-second order due to search memory limits. See search.log for more information.

action = Increase the value of the following limits.conf setting:[search]:max_rawsize_perchunk.

severity = error

capabilities = search

[DISPATCHCOMM:ASYNC_BUNDLE_REPLICATION]

message = Asynchronous bundle replication might cause (pre 4.2) search peers to run searches with different bundle/config versions. Results might not be correct.

severity = info

[DISPATCHCOMM:EXCLUDED_QUARANTINED_PEERS]

message = One or more peers has been excluded from the search because they have been quarantined. Use "splunk_server=*" to search these peers. This might affect search performance.

severity = warn

[DISPATCHCOMM:MAX_CONCURRENT_SEARCHES__S_LU_LU]

message = This search could not be dispatched because the role-based concurrency limit of historical searches for user "%s" has been reached (usage=%lu, quota=%lu).

action = Wait for some of your running historical searches to complete or ask your Splunk administrator to increase the search concurrency limit of historical searches for your role in authorize.conf.

severity = error

capabilities = search

help = learnmore.concurrent.search.limit

message_alternate = The maximum number of concurrent historical searches for this user based on their role quota has been reached.

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