Clack (N1043)-Potassium Tank Felt Pad 10"
The Clack N1043 10-inch potassium tank felt pad prevents media migration and protects your distributor tube from fine resin particles in potassium chloride-based water softener systems. This essential replacement component ensures proper mineral tank operation and extends the life of your Clack WS1 or similar valve assembly.
SPECIFICATIONS
Clack N1043 Tank Felt Pad Technical Details
| Model Number | Clack N1043 |
| Diameter | 10 inches |
| Material | High-density felt fiber |
| Application | Potassium chloride softener systems |
| Placement | Top of mineral tank (beneath distributor tube) |
| Function | Media retention and filtration |
| Replacement Interval | During resin replacement or system service |
| Compatible Media | Softening resin, potassium chloride systems |
INSTALLATION & USE
Installing Your Clack Tank Felt Pad
- Depressurize and drain the mineral tank completely before removing the control valve and distributor tube assembly
- Place the N1043 felt pad directly on top of the resin bed with the felt side facing down toward the media
- Center the pad around the distributor tube before reinstalling the control valve, ensuring no gaps exist between pad and tank wall
- Reconnect the valve assembly and run a manual regeneration cycle to settle the resin and seat the felt pad properly
COMPATIBILITY
Works With Clack WS1 and Similar Systems
The Clack N1043 felt pad fits standard 10-inch mineral tanks used with Clack WS1, WS1.25, WS2, and other popular softener control valves that accommodate potassium chloride systems. This component is suitable for residential and light commercial water softeners using ion exchange resin with potassium-based regenerant. Verify your tank diameter before ordering to ensure proper fit and media retention.
🔧 Pro tip: Replace the felt pad whenever you replace softener resin or if you notice resin beads in your treated water. A worn pad allows fines to bypass the distributor and enter your plumbing, reducing softener efficiency and potentially damaging downstream fixtures.
The Clack N1043 10-inch potassium tank felt pad prevents media migration and protects your distributor tube from fine resin particles in potassium chloride-based water softener systems. This essential replacement component ensures proper mineral tank operation and extends the life of your Clack WS1 or similar valve assembly.
SPECIFICATIONS
Clack N1043 Tank Felt Pad Technical Details
| Model Number | Clack N1043 |
| Diameter | 10 inches |
| Material | High-density felt fiber |
| Application | Potassium chloride softener systems |
| Placement | Top of mineral tank (beneath distributor tube) |
| Function | Media retention and filtration |
| Replacement Interval | During resin replacement or system service |
| Compatible Media | Softening resin, potassium chloride systems |
INSTALLATION & USE
Installing Your Clack Tank Felt Pad
- Depressurize and drain the mineral tank completely before removing the control valve and distributor tube assembly
- Place the N1043 felt pad directly on top of the resin bed with the felt side facing down toward the media
- Center the pad around the distributor tube before reinstalling the control valve, ensuring no gaps exist between pad and tank wall
- Reconnect the valve assembly and run a manual regeneration cycle to settle the resin and seat the felt pad properly
COMPATIBILITY
Works With Clack WS1 and Similar Systems
The Clack N1043 felt pad fits standard 10-inch mineral tanks used with Clack WS1, WS1.25, WS2, and other popular softener control valves that accommodate potassium chloride systems. This component is suitable for residential and light commercial water softeners using ion exchange resin with potassium-based regenerant. Verify your tank diameter before ordering to ensure proper fit and media retention.
🔧 Pro tip: Replace the felt pad whenever you replace softener resin or if you notice resin beads in your treated water. A worn pad allows fines to bypass the distributor and enter your plumbing, reducing softener efficiency and potentially damaging downstream fixtures.
$22.21
Clack (N1043)-Potassium Tank Felt Pad 10"—
$22.21
Description
The Clack N1043 10-inch potassium tank felt pad prevents media migration and protects your distributor tube from fine resin particles in potassium chloride-based water softener systems. This essential replacement component ensures proper mineral tank operation and extends the life of your Clack WS1 or similar valve assembly.
SPECIFICATIONS
Clack N1043 Tank Felt Pad Technical Details
| Model Number | Clack N1043 |
| Diameter | 10 inches |
| Material | High-density felt fiber |
| Application | Potassium chloride softener systems |
| Placement | Top of mineral tank (beneath distributor tube) |
| Function | Media retention and filtration |
| Replacement Interval | During resin replacement or system service |
| Compatible Media | Softening resin, potassium chloride systems |
INSTALLATION & USE
Installing Your Clack Tank Felt Pad
- Depressurize and drain the mineral tank completely before removing the control valve and distributor tube assembly
- Place the N1043 felt pad directly on top of the resin bed with the felt side facing down toward the media
- Center the pad around the distributor tube before reinstalling the control valve, ensuring no gaps exist between pad and tank wall
- Reconnect the valve assembly and run a manual regeneration cycle to settle the resin and seat the felt pad properly
COMPATIBILITY
Works With Clack WS1 and Similar Systems
The Clack N1043 felt pad fits standard 10-inch mineral tanks used with Clack WS1, WS1.25, WS2, and other popular softener control valves that accommodate potassium chloride systems. This component is suitable for residential and light commercial water softeners using ion exchange resin with potassium-based regenerant. Verify your tank diameter before ordering to ensure proper fit and media retention.
🔧 Pro tip: Replace the felt pad whenever you replace softener resin or if you notice resin beads in your treated water. A worn pad allows fines to bypass the distributor and enter your plumbing, reducing softener efficiency and potentially damaging downstream fixtures.
