Brita 42617 On-Tap FR-200 Faucet Filter Replacement Cartridge

The Brita On-Tap Faucet Replacement Filter FR-200 fits Brita models FF-100 and OPFF-100, and any other model that uses the "On-Tap" replacement filter cartridge.

This includes the following:

• Brita On-Tap Faucet Filtration System White FF-100 / 42201
• Brita On-Tap Faucet Filtration System White & Chrome FF-100 / 42622

The Brita FR-200 replacement faucet filter cartridge removes the following impurities from your drinking water:

• 98.70% of Lead at pH 6.5
• 99.30% of Lead at pH 8.4
• 96.90% of Benzene
• 99.90% of Chlorobenzene
• 99.90% of o-Dichlorobenzene
• 99.90% of Ethylbenzene
• 97.00% of Tetrachloroethene
• 96.9% of Carbon Tetrachloride
• 95.00% of Heptachlor Epoxide
• 99.90% of Toluene
• 99.50% of Trichloroethene
• 98.90% of TTHM
• 99.80% of VOCs
• 99.90% of Asbestos
• 99.99% of Cysts
• 99.70% of 2,4-D
• 98.80% of Alachlor
• 76.20% of Atrazine
• 90.60% of Carbofuran
• 96.70% of Carbon Tetrachloride
• 98.00% of Chlordane
• 99.00% of Endrin
• 98.90% of Lindane
• 97.00% of Methoxychlor
• 98.00% of Simazine
• 99.90% of Styrene
• 87.50% of Toxaphene
• 99.00% of Chlorine
• 99.10% of Turbidity
• 99.90% of Particulates (Class I)

The FR-200 cartridge does not remove Fluoride

This filter is tested and certified by NSF International to meet or exceed NSF/ANSI Standards 42 & 53

The Brita Faucet Replacement Filter FR-200 will filter up to 100 gallons of water, and should last about 4 months (for the average family).

Brita Faucet Replacement Filter Installation:

1. Slide the handle toward the "BRITA" filtered water setting - if the indicator flashes red, it's time to replace the filter
2. Press the filter cartridge release button on the back of the filter system
3. Pull the old filter cartridge straight up and discard
4. Hold the bottom of the filter system with one hand
5. Align the groove in the lower part of the cartridge with the indicator light on the filter system
6. Press the cartridge into the system until you hear a "click"
7. With the handle still set on the "BRITA" filtered water setting, turn on the faucet for 5 minutes to activate the filter and remove any loose carbon dust from the system

Notes:

• If your system doesn't have an electronic filter change indicator, you should replace the filter every 100 gallons or 4 months - whichever comes first.
• Remember to turn the water off (using your faucet handle) while you're installing a new filter.
• It doesn't take much force to press the cartrige into the system. If you have to force it, the cartridge probably isn't lined up properly.
• Inserting a new filter will automatically reset the filter replacement indicator light.
• You may find small amounts of carbon dust in your filtered water. This is normal, and harmless.
• Use the "BRITA" filtered water setting only with cold water. Running hot water with the system on the "BRITA" setting may damage the filter.
• Running hot water through the system while it's set on unfiltered stream or unfiltered spray is just fine, and will not damage the filter.