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Set Up Instructions

Refer  to  previous  page  for  location  of  filter 

components.

1. Consider where you are going to place the 

aquarium.  Keep  it  away  from  direct  light  or 

areas with large temperature fluctuations.

2. Place the aquarium on a flat level surface 

strong  enough  to  support  its  weight.  We 

recommend a genuine aquarium cabinet (sold 

separately)  rather  than  general  household 

furniture. 

3. The filter unit comes preassembled with the 

exception of the heater and pump. 

4.  Install  the  heater  in  the  filter 

as  shown  on  the  previous  page. 

Follow the instructions supplied with the 

heater to set the temperature. DO NOT turn 

the heater on when it is not submerged.

5. Remove the pump from its box and locate 

the  straight  outlet  (as  shown  in  the  pump 

instructions).  Place  the  pump  in  the  filter  as 

shown  in  the  diagram  on  page  3. Align  the 

pump outlet with the outlet hole in the front of 

the filter and push the straight outlet into the 

pump. Ensure the pump is secured firmly using 

the suction cups on the rear of the pump. 

6. Install the substrate heat cable. Follow 

the instructions supplied with the heater. 

If  the  substrate  heater  is  not  going  to  be 

used in conjunction with a thermostat (not 

recommended), it should be used on a timer 

that switches on and off at 1 hour intervals 

to  prevent  overheating  of  the  substrate  and 

subsequent damage to plants.

7. Wash the substrate that will be used in the 

aquarium. In order to do this, place a portion 

of the substrate into a bucket and run water 

through it, churning with your hand. Continue 

until  the  water  running  out  of  the  bucket  is 

clear. Place the washed substrate into the 

aquarium.

8. Add any rocks or ornaments into the 

aquarium. Do not place any rocks or heavy 

ornaments directly on top of the substrate 

heater.

9. It is now time to fill the aquarium with water. 

Ensure the correct dosage of water conditioner 

is  used  whenever  adding  new  water  to  the 

aquarium.

10. Dose the Plant Food and Iron Supplement 

following  the  directions  on  the  respective 

labels. Refer to the Maintenance instructions 

on  page  4    and  the  product  labels  for 

directions with respect to ongoing dosage of 

supplements.

11. Install the CO

2

 kit. Follow the instructions 

supplied  with  the  kit.  For  maximum  efficacy, 

the diffuser should be located near the bottom 

of the aquarium, in an area where water flow 

is  significant.  Do  not  place  the  diffuser  near 

the  filter  inlet  as  the  flow  of  water  through 

the  inlet  will  release  excess  dissolved  CO

2

 

counteracting the function of the diffuser.

12. Ensure all power cables are dry and plug 

the heater, substrate heat cable and pump 

cables in at the power outlet. Switch the power 

on.

13.  Place  the  glass  lid  on  the  top  of  the 

aquarium by:

a. Attach the lid brackets to the sides of the 

glass lid.

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Page 2: ...wet do not unplug the appliance Disconnect the fuse or circuit breaker that supplies the power to the appliance then unplug and examine for presence of water in the socket 5 Always unplug the appliance from the electrical outlet when not in use before putting on or taking off parts before any type of maintenance or cleaning 6 Never yank the cable to pull it from the socket Pull the plug carefully ...

Page 3: ...ct has been assembled This product is shipped to you in a factory sealed carton Should the product malfunction in any way or if the unit is damaged and requires replacement contact the retailer where the product was purchased for inspection Replacement Parts Filter Media Use Aqua One Genuine Spare Parts Only See your local Aqua One Dealer and look for the number listed below for the spare part you...

Page 4: ...vals to prevent overheating of the substrate and subsequent damage to plants 7 Wash the substrate that will be used in the aquarium In order to do this place a portion of the substrate into a bucket and run water through it churning with your hand Continue until the water running out of the bucket is clear Place the washed substrate into the aquarium 8 Add any rocks or ornaments into the aquarium ...

Page 5: ...m Follow the instructions on page 6 NOTE While aquarium plants can be added immediately it is recommended that the aquarium be run for 3 4 days before any fish are added This allows time for beneficial bacteria to establish in the filter which will prevent spikes of ammonia and nitrite which can be lethal to fish Set Up Instructions ...

Page 6: ...ium Adjust the mounting brackets to the appropriate locations so that the brackets sit on the edges of the aquarium Secure the light unit using the screws on the outside of the mounting brackets Ensure the light unit is centred over the aquarium 3 Ensure your hands are dry and connect the light unit to the power supply unit Connect the power supply unit to the power outlet Switch the power on usin...

Page 7: ...s 2 Check the pH and temperature of both the aquarium water and the new water Make any adjustments that need to be made to the new water 3 Once the water is ready to use switch off and remove the light unit and glass lid and place them somewhere safe away from the water where they will not be broken or damaged 4 Turn the heater and pump off 5 Place a towel on the floor in front of the aquarium to ...

Page 8: ...tch is in the on position 2 Ensure the power supply unit is connected to the power outlet and the outlet is switched on Trouble Shooting 3 Grasp the motor with one hand and prefilter with the other and gently pull apart 4 Remove the impeller cover to allow access to the impeller 5 Pull the impeller from the motor and rinse under running water Use a pipe brush to clean the impeller and the impeller...

Page 9: ...Wattage 15W Heater Wattage 55W Power Requirements 220 240V Suitable Tropical Coldwater Correct Disposal of this product This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other household waste throughout the EU To prevent harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources To return...

Page 10: ...following exclusions and limitations apply in regard to Guarantee 3 1 Glass breakage for whatever reason caused after Aquarium purchase 3 2 Goods claims where fault is due to but not limited by a misuse b neglect c abuse d fire or flood e normal wear and tear f accidental breakage g Acts of God h mains voltage fluctuation or supply problems i connection to any voltage other than what is stated on ...

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