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ROUBLESHOOTING 

If you are having a problem that you can’t solve by following these steps, contact your 

If you are having a problem that you can’t solve by following these steps, contact your 

Aqua One retailer for advice as many issues may be resolved with a replacement part or 

Aqua One retailer for advice as many issues may be resolved with a replacement part or 

an adjustment.

an adjustment.

G

G

URGLING 

URGLING 

S

S

OUND 

OUND 

FF

ROM 

ROM 

D

D

RAIN

RAIN

Check the water level in the weir. 

If the level is too low, air will be 

drawn into the main drain creating 

the sound. 

 

Adjust the drain.

If adjusting the gate valve doesn’t 

affect the water level, there may 

be a blockage in the main drain. 

 

Remove the gate valve and check 

the plumbing for a blockage.  

(See Page 13)

If the level is too high, water will 

spill into the emergency drain, 

drawing air into it creating the 

sound. 

 

Adjust the drain.

G

G

ATE 

ATE 

V

V

ALVE IS 

ALVE IS 

H

H

ARD TO  

ARD TO  

A

A

DJUST

DJUST

Remove and service the gate 

valve as described on page 13.  

 

Be sure to lubricate the internal 

thread and o-rings.

Remove and clean the leaking fitting. 

 

 

Check for damage to the fitting, 

paying attention to the o-ring. 

 

Be sure to lubricate the o-ring or 

replace it if it shows signs of damage.

Q

Q

UICK 

UICK 

C

C

OUPLING,  

OUPLING,  

B

B

ARREL 

ARREL 

U

U

NION 

NION OR 

OR 

G

G

ATE 

ATE 

V

V

ALVE

ALVE IS 

 IS 

LL

EAKING

EAKING

Because of the constant pressure 

of the water, acrylic can bend over 

time in some circumstances. 

 

Reverse the orientation of the 

baffles to correct this. 

B

B

AFFLES ARE 

AFFLES ARE 

B

B

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Summary of Contents for ReefSys 180

Page 1: ... aquaone co uk All other countries www aquaone com au CUSTOMER CARE CUSTOMER CARE Thank you for choosing this Aqua One product Your Aqua One product is covered for parts and labour for 1 year from the date of purchase as detailed in the terms of the Guarantee in this instruction manual For any inquiries or concerns regarding this product or any of our products please do not hesitate to contact you...

Page 2: ... plug carefully to disconnect Unplug the appliance from the electrical outlet when not in use or before any type of maintenance or cleaning All products are supplied with fitted plugs This plug should not be tampered with in any way or removed Removal or tampering with the plug invalidates our guarantee offered with this product Make sure any component mounted on a tank is securely installed befor...

Page 3: ...ulated with all baffles set to maximum height all baffles set to maximum height at a flow rate of approximately at a flow rate of approximately 3000L h 3000L h Actual sump and total system volume will Actual sump and total system volume will vary according to flow rates baffle settings vary according to flow rates baffle settings and equipment used and equipment used To calculate actual system vol...

Page 4: ...JOR AJOR C COMPONENTS OMPONENTS 3 3 1 1 2 2 6 6 4 4 5 5 Overflow Cover 1 2 3 Glass Aquarium Foam Base 4 Cabinet 5 6 Plumbing Assembly Sump 10 10 8 8 9 9 11 11 12 12 14 14 There is no part 7 in this version of the ReefSys 13 13 ...

Page 5: ...lencer Filter Sock Sump Baffle Movable Baffle 12 13 14 Baffle Screw and Nut x8ea Sump Foam Base P PLUMBING LUMBING Adjustable Outlet 16 Main Drain 17 Upper Return Pipe 18 Emergency Drain 19 Lower Main Drain 20 Lower Return Pipe 21 Barrel Union 22 23 Gate Valve 24 Lower Emergency Drain 25 Return Hose 26 Quick Coupling 25 25 26 26 O Ring 27 Hose Clamp x4 27 27 21 21 ...

Page 6: ...1L 1kg Carefully place the sump in the cabinet Take care not to bump the glass against the hinges Ensure that the Foam Base is in place I INSTALLING NSTALLING P PLUMBING LUMBING Take care not to Take care not to overtighten the overtighten the plumbing fittings plumbing fittings Firm hand Firm hand tightening is all that is tightening is all that is required required Overtightening may lead Overti...

Page 7: ...se to the quick connect coupling Use hose clamps to secure the connection Connect the return hose to the lower return pipe Secure with a hose clamp Straightening Hose Straightening Hose The hose included may have been The hose included may have been coiled for months in the box coiled for months in the box Because of this it will tend to Because of this it will tend to remain curly remain curly To...

Page 8: ...rom your Aqua One aquarium specialist when choosing the equipment used and the specialist when choosing the equipment used and the layout of the sump layout of the sump The ReefSys has been The ReefSys has been tested with flows of up to tested with flows of up to approximately 4000L h It is approximately 4000L h It is not recommended to exceed not recommended to exceed this flow rate through the ...

Page 9: ...tween the differences between the sections of the sump sections of the sump To adjust the height of the baffles simply loosen the screws and raise or lower the movable panel as shown The movable baffle may be placed in any of the three baffle brackets The sump baffle is fixed in place Sump Sections A Return pump chamber There should be enough water to comfortably submerge the return pump B Skimmer...

Page 10: ... drain should be able to handle the flow of water in case the main drain The emergency drain should be able to handle the flow of water in case the main drain becomes clogged It is a good idea to test that the emergency drain can handle the flow in becomes clogged It is a good idea to test that the emergency drain can handle the flow in your configuration if you are running a high flow rate throug...

Page 11: ...Clean the grilles on the weir to remove any build up of materials Use a soft brush as required Clean the grille on the baffle to remove any build up of materials Use a soft brush as required Clean the outlet to remove any build up of algae or other detritus Use a soft brush as required Check that the drain system is functioning correctly it should be silent and that water is flowing through the aq...

Page 12: ...mise the chance of parts chance of parts seizing leading seizing leading to accidental to accidental breakages breakages MAINTENANCE PLUMBING Unscrew the bulkheads and remove the bottom plumbing Disconnect the flexible outlet Remove the top plumbing Before reassembly wipe the glass and clean the fittings to remove any salt or other materials The plumbing of the ReefSys should require almost no mai...

Page 13: ...e o ring channels highlighted in red of all fittings to remove any particles Lubricate the internal thread and o ring of the gate valve Rinse the o ring with clean tap water Once you are satisfied with the movement and cleanliness of the gate valve reassemble it by following the first six steps in reverse order Reconnect the valve to the rest of the plumbing assembly The drain will need to be adju...

Page 14: ...e in the main drain Remove the gate valve and check the plumbing for a blockage See Page 13 If the level is too high water will spill into the emergency drain drawing air into it creating the sound Adjust the drain G GATE ATE V VALVE IS ALVE IS H HARD TO ARD TO A ADJUST DJUST Remove and service the gate valve as described on page 13 Be sure to lubricate the internal thread and o rings Remove and c...

Page 15: ...te in the sump may be too high to allow a silent flow While the system will work correctly the solution may be to reduce the water flow through the sump Check the grille on the movable baffle for blockages If only part of the grille allows water through it can become noisy Clean the grille if required T TANK MAY BE ANK MAY BE L LEAKING EAKING If the water level has dropped there may be a leak in t...

Page 16: ...o 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 the rating plate j modification or tampering to electrical cord or plug k vermin insects or foreign objects l liquid spillage or submersion of goods not designed to sustain ...

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