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You'd really need to submerge the filters to hydrolock. By any chance did you remove the plastic dividers on either side of the front grille opening and not reinstall them?
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You'd really need to submerge the filters to hydrolock.
By any chance did you remove the plastic dividers on either side of the front grille opening and not reinstall them?
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The filter is not that (soaking) wet though, just a splashed of water. |
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