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![]() Just one quick thought
My 3155s have a little screw inside the controller for how long the pump runs Maybe your's is adjustable and, because it's for a Nano, it has a very short run time on low, and it's set to the minimum You could open it up and look for a little phillips screw ( again, if the same as the 3155 ) |
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![]() One more thought Nick, but this is a longshot
Have you shaken all the air out of the pump ? I don't have experience with your model, but it could be an air issue and the controller is cutting power to the pump as it's not drawing water When the pump tries to run, shake it well inside your topoff container to clear any air |
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Thanks Greg The pump run time is controlled buy reversing wires in the controller. I though about this and when I unplugged power supply I quickly plugged back in a nd been good since. Must have tripped. If it happens again ill take it back. |
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![]() Good to hear
Hope it's resolved For the record, I have 2 3155s and had to return one It was faulting (freaking out) for no reason I still love them ![]() |
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![]() Mine did the same thing..unplugging it for a minute seemed to reset it
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"Rules are for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men." |
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![]() Lol. Still apreciated
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![]() No problem Nick, 'sall part of the forum
Is it working now ? |