TROUBLESHOOTING
No Filter Operation / Water Flow
Noisy Operation
Please note:
A clogged impeller is often the primary cause of all filter faults,
so it is extremely important to clean and inspect your impeller every month
to ensure it is functioning correctly and remove any debris. Keeping the
impeller clean will improve the performance of your filter and lengthen the
life of the motor. The impeller itself is a perishable part and will be subject to
wear and tear overtime. As a result, it is also very important to replace your
impeller and ceramic shaft annually.
Your filter foams (parts 9 & 12) will be saturated with water. Place them in
your sink or a large bucket.
Rinse the inside of the filter casing (part 10) with clear aquarium water.
NEVER use tap water, or soap or detergents, when cleaning your unit or
rinsing media. Make sure no debris is trapped inside.
Once everything is clean, reinsert the filter sponges and connect the motor
head on the filter.
Please note:
The filter bottom (part 11) can be detached and moved
depending on the tank height/water depth in your tank.
Top up your aquarium tank water level from any water used and reconnect
the power cord to the mains.
Solutions:
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Always ensure the power has been turned on.
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Check that your impeller and shaft are seated correctly and not
damaged in any way.
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Ensure the impeller is free of any type of blockage and can rotate freely
inside the motor head.
Solutions:
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Check that your impeller and shaft are seated correctly and not
damaged in any way.
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Ensure the impeller is free of any type of blockage and can rotate freely
inside the motor head.
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