Crack in DI cartridge

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Sanitized my RODI unit today and was in the middle of replacing filters when I noticed my brand new silica-buster DI has a crack.

I assume this is a no go and I need to replace.... buuut I'm cheap enough to be curious if it's still usable...?

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I emailed the supplier I got it from. I'm getting a replacement, but they also said it's probably no big deal. Being the last stage, it's not under a lot of pressure.

I did super glue over it, though.
 

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