You installed the spider gasket IN the multiport valve. Unless your filter's tank is damaged, even replacing the entire multivalve is far cheaper than a whole new filter. BD is right: That pool store isn't to be trusted.
The only reason to replace a sand filter entirely is if the tank is damaged or it's too small for your pool or it's a model for which parts are no longer available. Otherwise, you can replace the insides, the multivalve, even the drain cap, without ever changing the main tank.
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