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Fluval Intake Strainer Sponge for AC20/AC30/AC50 Power Filter

Aquarium filter media

Fluval Intake Strainer Sponge for AC20/AC30/AC50 Power Filter

19684

Fits 3 models

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$6.88

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How long it lasts

Replace it as the filter's manual says; Fluval gives no set interval for this part.

How to change the 19684 aquarium filter media

Watch the guide or follow the steps.

How To EASILY Clean a Fluval AC Series Filter · Fluval Aquatics (official)
  1. 1Unplug the filter.
  2. 2Pull the old sponge off the intake strainer at the bottom of the intake tube.
  3. 3Fit the new sponge over the intake strainer.
  4. 4Plug the filter back in and check that water flows.
Every number this part goes by
Retail name:
19684
Retail name:
FAQ40

Sellers list any of these; they are the same part.

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Fits these 3 Fluval models
Common questions
What does the 19684 fit?
The Fluval Intake Strainer Sponge for AC20/AC30/AC50 Power Filter (part 19684) fits the Fluval AquaClear 20, AquaClear 30 and AquaClear 50.
Where can I buy the 19684 in Australia?
We track 1 Australian seller for the 19684; the lowest listed price when we last checked was A$6.88 at Aquarium Spare Parts. Prices are re-checked daily and dated on this page.
How do I fit the 19684?
No tools, a few minutes: 4 steps, listed on this page with the replacement video where the maker has one.
What happens if I don't change it?
Spent carbon stops removing odours and discolouration, and clogged pads slow the flow, so the filter moves less water through the tank.

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