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By Jandy
Model # DEV48
For unsurpassed water clarity choose Jandy Diatomaceous Earth filters. Jandy DEV filters give you extra large capacity for extended cleaning cycles. Our easy-grip tank handles make installation and cleaning easy. One-of-a-kind pressure gauge/air release valve with built-in Clean/Dirty indicator accurately tells you when the filter requires cleaning. We offer a choice of 48 and 60 square foot capacity models.
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Do you carry a 2" valve for the Jandy DEV48?
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For a 2" valve for the DEV48, you can look here: http://www.inyopools.com/Products/02600020047480.htm
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Hi, I have a Jandy DEV48 that I bought 2 summers ago. I am having trouble with the filter expelling the DE powder back into the pool. It is obviously the filter is not allowing the powder to adhere to the filter. What do I need to replace or do?
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Hello Martha, You will need to open your filter and inspect each individual grid and the manifold for any . There is the Jandy DEV Series DE Parts diagram if you need it for reference. The DE powder will flow back into the pool when there is a rip, tear, or crack in one of these parts. If you are unable to locate the broken part, I would recommend you contact a service technician to assist you.
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what does the unit come with and what other items do i need to purchase Martin
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Martin, The DEV48 is for the filter tank and the "guts" of the filter. Aside from this, you will need to purchase the multiport valve.
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I have a jandy 48 sq ft DE filter that was installed with my pool in 2005. the top is faded and blue in color and I can't make out the model number, but the serial number is 2931434, the model looks like maybe SL22JC. It appears to be leaking water when pump is on,(not backwashing). A small amount water is coming out of the backwash tube. It may be a gasket to repair? I don't know what part to order to fix it.
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Unfortunately, I do not recognize your model#. It sounds like you have a bad spider gasket in your multiport valve. If you can attach a picture of the filter and valve I should be able to identify your filter and find the correct spider gasket for you.
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