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YUSHUBAO HC10C replacement cartridge for HC101

Universal

HC10C
High Output Replacement Cartridge.

HC10C is the replacement cartridge for the HC101 inline shower filter. Replace the core while keeping your existing HC101 housing.

Cartridge model
HC10C
Compatible filters
HC101

Turn off the water and follow the replacement steps supplied with your filter.

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Replacement interval
3–4 months
Capacity reference
12,000 US gallons (approx. 45,400 L)

Made for
HC101.

Check the model before ordering

Use the cartridge model shown on this page for your HC101. The listing is for the replacement cartridge; the complete filter or shower head is a separate product.

How to replace it

  1. Turn off the water and unscrew the HC101 filter housing.
  2. Remove the used HC10C cartridge and fit the new one. Either end can be inserted first.
  3. Refit the cover and check the seal before turning on the water.

Flush before use

Run warm water at 40–50°C (104–122°F) through the new cartridge for one minute. Adjust to a comfortable temperature before showering.

Read the HC101 illustrated guide ↗

When to change your cartridge

Replace every 3–4 months or 12,000 US gallons (approx. 45,400 L), whichever comes first; sooner if water quality or use requires.

View the compatible HC101

HC101 / HC10C

How to replace your cartridge.

HC101 cartridge replacement — original instruction illustration
HC101 cartridge replacement — original instruction illustration
  1. Turn off the water and unscrew the filter housing.
  2. Remove the used HC10C cartridge.
  3. Insert a new HC10C cartridge with either end first.
  4. Refit the housing and check the seal.

Flush before use

After reassembly, run warm water at 40–50°C (104–122°F) through the filter for one minute to activate and flush the new cartridge. Adjust the water to a comfortable temperature before use.

Replace the cartridge every 3–4 months or after 12,000 US gallons (approx. 45,400 L), whichever comes first. Water quality and use may require earlier replacement.