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Old 04-17-2013, 01:35 AM
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That's likely. When you refill, don't add so much. That way the level will be a little low, then turn on the skimmer, and top up as needed.
I guess I will have to keep that point in the maintenance manual. Thanks Myka

Since we are on the note of skimmers, at which level do you keep the bubbles at in the vertex? Like at the neck of the cup/middle of the cup/lip of the cup?
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Mine skim wet, I have the water line about 2/3 up the neck on all of them. That is considering the neck to be from where it joins to the skimmer body all the way up to where it overflows into the cup. They will overflow if I let the cup will up more than about halfway, I'm not sure why they suddenly overflow, but at least it is predictable.
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Mine skim wet, I have the water line about 2/3 up the neck on all of them. That is considering the neck to be from where it joins to the skimmer body all the way up to where it overflows into the cup. They will overflow if I let the cup will up more than about halfway, I'm not sure why they suddenly overflow, but at least it is predictable.
Gotcha! Thanks Myka
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