PUR AdvancedPlus Faucet Water Filter - Chrome Product Reviews

Model Number: FM-9400B

Category: Water Filtration

Dimensions: 10 x 7.81 x 8.44

Color: Chrome

Warranty: 1 Year Limited

Price: $44.99

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Poor Design of Diverter Handle

I just purchased a new PUR Filter FM9400B "Click On" To replace my 3plus year old Fm5050C. The install was great but the diverter handle is an awful design as compared to the FM5050C. In addition, the FM5050 C diverter handle is robust and changes the flow when you lift up. Conversly the FM9400B diverter handle changes flow when its pushed down. Needless to say it took 5 minuetes to break the diverter handle on the spanking new filter. Now all I need to do to complete my frustration with this "spanking new PUR Filter" is to have someone drop the "Pooly Designed broken diverter handle down the disposal". That would just make my day! .

I recommend the a more robust diverter handle and one that would function in both directions would be a more customer friendly design, that I would be willing to pay more for

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