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7)
Feed the wire of
the adapter (5) through the “hole 1” into the base and plug it into
silver controller box next to the w
ord “
pow
er”.
8)
Feed the plastic tubing (8) into “hole 1” and con
nect to the white/blue plastic tubing inside the base of the tube. Please note the tubing is stiff and will
need a little force to push the pipes together. This is done intentionally to create a firm fit.
9)
Attach the double end of the tubing to the 2 prongs coming out the air pump. Push the tubing firmly onto the air pump, the fitting is stiff intentionally.
10)
Plug into mains socket the air pump (4) and the 12V adaptor (5)
11)
For safety reasons ensure the plugs are at least 1m away from the tube and are always kept dry.
12)
Remove the lid to the tube, and fill the tube with water, approximately 10% full, for now.
13)
Switch on. Bubbles should start coming out and lights will turn on. If one of the jets is not letting out bubbles or lights are not coming on, please refer
to troubleshooting section.
14)
Once you are happy with the flow of bubbles, screw the round disc back onto the base.
15)
With an adult assistant, carefully move the entire tube and base together to the desired location. Recommended position would be against a wall.
16)
Fill the rest of the tube with water, only fill up to the MAX lined marked on the tube. Add the fish.
17)
To increase or decrease the flow of bubbles, the wheel on the pump can be adjusted. Please note the fish will not move with few bubbles.
Please note:
If you would like the noise reduced further for this bubble tube, we strongly suggest turning the dial down on the pump till you achieve the
required noise and not using the product with fish. (Fish will not move when pump is set to low).
Remote Control Functions
7
8
Increase/decrease light
brightness
Play/pause any dynamic
colour changing pattern
Turn lights On/Off
Selection of solid colours in
static mode
Cycles through all colours randomly (speed can
be adjusted)
Quick flashes all colours randomly (speed can
be adjusted)
