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you're right Colin, talked to Jason from Proline and got the full scoop...
Thanks Jason for your excellent service!
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Darryl Last edited by fishface; 01-31-2007 at 08:51 PM. |
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no prob fishface, let me know if you have anymore questions
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what are you using to feed your reactor Colin??
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I have the marinetech reactor with two chambers and since i never owned a reactor before the lack of instructions didnt help. proline helped alot though. Id try them.
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Sean ![]() Back in the good ole days
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i'm using an eheim 1262 i think it is
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got a problem. just tried hooking this unit up and got a leak between the pump and riser tube, at the volute specifically. when i talked to Jason he mentioned to lube o-rings with silicone which i did but low and behold i've got myself a fairly substantial leak. i've already tried to remove the silicone to see if it made a diff but nada. any suggestions peeps?
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when the unit is apart can you see and hairline crack anywhere? what about burrs along the oring mating surface. if there is any burrs just file them down with a file. inspect the oring all away around to make sure it is perfectly round, if there is a flat spot anywhere replace it. sometimes when the unit is assembled the oring will get pinched or actually rip a piece of the oring off.
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