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  FILTER

  <p>Replacement filters for the water softener: they trap any residues and evenly distribute flow during the regeneration cycle, protecting the downstream machine from limescale and impurities.</p> <p><strong>PVC diffuser filter</strong>: fitted on the tap (upper or lower), it spreads the flow evenly. <strong>AISI304 stainless steel filter</strong> (&Oslash;17mm): for dual-tap water softeners. The range also includes the 7x10 PVC hose for plumbing connections.</p> <p>For other spare parts see <a href="/en/water-softener.html">Water Softener Spare Parts</a> and <a href="/en/tap.html">Tap</a>.</p> <p><strong>Frequently asked questions</strong></p> <p><strong>How often should the filter be replaced?</strong><br>It depends on water hardness and frequency of use: reduced or irregular flow is the sign that it's time to replace it.</p> <p><strong>What's the difference between the PVC and stainless steel filter?</strong><br>PVC is the standard diffuser on the tap; AISI304 stainless steel is specific to dual-tap softeners.</p>
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  KNOB

  <p>Replacement knobs for the water softener: for the closing cap and for the delivery/regeneration tap.</p> <p><strong>Softener cap knob</strong>: for closing the machine body. <strong>Red tap knob</strong>: for controlling flow during the regeneration cycle.</p> <p>For other spare parts see <a href="/en/water-softener.html">Water Softener Spare Parts</a> and <a href="/en/tap.html">Tap</a>.</p> <p><strong>Frequently asked questions</strong></p> <p><strong>How do I choose the right knob?</strong><br>Check whether you need it for the closing cap or for the delivery tap: these are two different components.</p> <p><strong>Why doesn't the tap turn properly anymore?</strong><br>Often it's the knob that has worn down or cracked at the coupling point: replacing it restores smooth operation.</p>
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  TAP

  <p>Replacement taps for water softeners, the devices that reduce the hardness of incoming water for dishwashers and coffee machines, preventing limescale build-up on heating elements and hydraulic components.</p> <p><strong>Manual tap</strong> (3/8 inlet, 1/2 outlet with 3/8 fitting) and <strong>3/4 series</strong> (1/2 female inlet/outlet with 3/8 male fitting) for standard management of the regeneration cycle. Complete <strong>3/8 single by-pass tap</strong>, to temporarily divert the flow during maintenance without interrupting the water supply.</p> <p>For other water softener spare parts see <a href="/en/water-softener.html">Water Softener Spare Parts</a>.</p> <p><strong>Frequently asked questions</strong></p> <p><strong>What's the by-pass tap for?</strong><br>It lets you temporarily exclude the softener from the circuit, for example during maintenance, without interrupting the water supply to the machine.</p> <p><strong>How do I choose between the manual tap and the 3/4 series?</strong><br>Based on your softener's original fittings: check the diameter and connection type (male/female) before ordering.</p>
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  PLUG

  <p>Gasket-fitted plugs for closing the water softener body, ensuring a tight seal during the resin regeneration cycle.</p> <p><strong>Gasket-fitted plug</strong>: available in two variants depending on the softener model, complete with a sealing ring to prevent water leaks at the closure point.</p> <p>For other spare parts see <a href="/en/water-softener.html">Water Softener Spare Parts</a>.</p> <p><strong>Frequently asked questions</strong></p> <p><strong>How do I know the plug needs replacing?</strong><br>If you notice water leaking at the closure point of the softener body, the plug's gasket has lost its seal.</p> <p><strong>Is the plug universal?</strong><br>No, check the exact model of your softener among the two available variants.</p>