$597.88
By Pentair Pool Products
Part # 4682-03A
Manufacturer Code 24901-0100S
Dimensions 30" L x 15" W x 9" D
Pentair® Collector Manifold Assembly for S8S70 Sand Filter – 24901-0100S
✅ Genuine Pentair® OEM Replacement Assembly
⚠️ For Use with S8S70 System:3® Sand Filters Only
➡️ Includes Complete Internal Assembly with Laterals and Piping
The Pentair® 24901-0100S Collector Manifold Assembly is a complete internal plumbing and distribution assembly for the System:3® S8S70 Sand Filter. This pre-assembled replacement unit includes the manifold, laterals, center pipe, and associated fittings—ensuring optimal flow distribution and efficient filtration within the tank.
Assembly Height: Approximately 30" (fully assembled)
OEM Part Number: 24901-0100S
INYO Reference Number: 4682-06
Assembly Includes:
• (16) Laterals – INYO #4682-04A / Pentair #24900-0003
• Compression Elbow – INYO #4681-03 / Pentair #WC78-84P
• Vent Tube – INYO #4682-05 / Pentair #WC37-386P
• Air Bleed Filter – INYO #4681-01 / Pentair #WC8-126
• (2) O-Rings – INYO #2114-02 / Pentair #35505-1425
• Manifold, Center Pipe, Hub, and Connecting Piping
Fits:
• Pentair® Sta-Rite® System:3® S8S70 Sand Filter
Installation Tip:
Replace o-rings and inspect all connections for wear during installation. Ensure laterals are fully seated to maintain proper filtration and prevent sand leakage.
I have a Sta-Rite, SYSTEM3, Model # S8S70 WIDTH 40" Sand filter. that the manifold assembly has a crack around its base and is leaking sand. The laterals are fine but due to the crack they don't seat properly. I believe I will need a new manifold assembly. The date on the Sta-Rite is 08/04/2011. I want to make sure that I get the correct sized manifold. Do you need any additional information to assure that the manifold is the correct size?
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Hi Tom, this would be the correct manifold for your SYSTEM3, Model # S8S70
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4 to 8 hrs
Screwdriver, Adjustable Wrench, plumbing wrench
I took the cover off of the system 3 sand filter.
I removed the sand with a small bucket and a shopvack.
I then removed the bottom value and washed out the inside of the chamber.
I then started unscrewing the two ports that are in the chamber gong into master the value with a plumbing wrench.
After removing the two ports I removed the tree inside the chamber.
I then aligned the two ports which go into the master value. I screwed the ports back into the chamber.
I replace the bottom port, which is on other side of the two ports.
I then added water in the chamber until the water is above hexagon ports on tree.
Once the water was added I started adding sand slowly in the chamber until the sand was above the hexagon ports. I made sure the sand was equal on all sides of the chamber.
I then Started to add sand until it reached the halfway point of the chamber. This was 300 pounds of sand.
I then clean the gasket on the big chamber. I put the gasket back on the outside of the chamber making sure the gasket was turn properly before applying the gasket to canal where the gasket resides.
I apply soap to the gasket for a better seal. I then added more water to make sure no ports were leaking. I attached the top part of the chamber making sure the clamps were attached fully.
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