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Is this the TF1?? Reason is that the replacement rubbers are needed and it looks the exact as all the rubber seals are well perished and Coul get the rubbers from b&q wickes, Homebase anywhere today. IMG_20151108_144732.jpg
 
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Yes it is just rebadged tf1. On the box of the gold filter it says "fernox" on the back
 
Cheers mate. Just there wasn't any boxes or cloxes just the filter sited next to boiler with an awful puddle underneath. Thanks so I've ordered the correct kit then. Cheers kay jay..
 
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