yes, more then once.
You can disconnect lines from filter and use a double male connector.
Or go to your local RV store and buy replacement. Also camping world. I think , I only paid $39.00 for the last one I bought.
If you do a few searches, you'll find those casings break pretty often plus the replacement filters are way overpriced. I removed the filter from mine and just leave it as an empty see-thru receptacle. Then I use a separate filter (that I bought at Lowes) attached to my water hose. Replacement filters are about $5 each at Walmart or Lowes. We swap them out once a month to keep our water nice & clean.
Since yours is already broken, I'd just take it out of the system and buy yourself a stand alone filter.
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F-350 Dually
Cedar Creek Silverback
Mazda Miata TOAD for sex appeal
From the troubles posted here, I'm not going to use the internal filter. Using the blue one from Walmart, replace once a year, use it on end of hose to filter water tank, then hook up to camper to street water connection. Water damage not covered on warranties I'm told.
Here's the setup I use. Granted mine is different from most I see. Most folks seem to use the blue in-line filters you find in RV stores. I bought a house water filter at Lowes, attached the proper fittings for garden hoses, and cut up a plastic flower pot as a base for it.
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F-350 Dually
Cedar Creek Silverback
Mazda Miata TOAD for sex appeal
Camping world had this (see picture) in the master catalog. It is a comparison of what is on the market. See which one fits your needs. The selling point for me was the "flow rate"checked out the flow numbers.
For a exterior disposable in-line filter. I prefer the Camco Taste Pure and Wal Mart has the for $9.99.
Hope this helps
oodles and oodles of posts in here about those horrid filters...most people state....remove it, bypass it, and install one on the exterior if you really want one....do a search on these forums,,,there is enough reading on it to last you a couple evenings!
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