Part # 4654-85
Manufacturer Code 178578
Alternate Part #'s 178578, 17-110-1331, PEN178578
This is the replacement tank for the Pentair Clean and Clear Plus Pool Filters.
This Tank is a replacement tank and is Commonly Used On the following Pool Filters.
Is the pentair filter bottom part #17857, catalog#4654-85 for the pentair d. e. quad 80 filter?
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Yes that is correct. Please be advised that sometimes due to expanding and contracting the lids may not match up with a new base.
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wil this fit replacement part number 17-8585
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Hi J, The Tank Bottom Assy., (after 11/98) (178578) would be the correct bottom that can be use with the Clean & Clear Plus 520 (After 11/98) Cartridges p/n R178585.
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I have a Pentair Pool Products Clean Clear Plus Tank and I need a new bottom tank for my pool fifter. I'm Med # CCP320 ? # Repl # 17-8580 Help Help - Thank you..
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Hi Jon, This tank bottom assembly is the correct replacement for the CCP320 if it was manufactured after 11/98.
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Hi Arron, I think you may be missing a digit in your part #, can you double check your part #?
Hi my name is Jon D. The Part/Mod # CCP320 on the lable, and Rep# 178580
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Hi Jon, The manufacturer's part number is 178578 which is the replacement bottom assembly for the CCP320 filter manufactured after 11/98.
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Less than 1 hr
Screwdriver, Mallet, lubricant
After loosening and removing the tanks center belt strap I used a screwdriver to aid in carefully separating the top and bottom half of the tanks
Idisassembled the split tank removing the filters and stand. I left the tanks top half off while I:
I reattached the new bottom half to the in and output lines (I used Teflon tape to ensure a good seal)
I felt the new interior filter stand wasn't as snug so I used the rinsed old one and installed 4 new filters
I placed the the cross filter (top of stand) slightly over each filter using pull through lubricant and then a rubber mallet to tap the top into each filters center hole being careful not to push or hit them so hard as to risk breaking the plastic stand.
I put a sprint and mesh screen over the middle portion of the interior filter stand and again using pull through lubricant greased "greased" the center rubber gasket then I put the tanks top half over/on the bottom and snugged the strap belt tight
