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Filter Media Baskets | 3 |
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Filter Type | External Canister |
Flow Rate | 185 GPH (700 L/H) |
Filtration Stages | 3 |
Voltage | 120V/60Hz |
Hose Diameter | 5/8 inch |
Essential safety guidelines to observe before using the Fluval Canister Filter.
Explanation of how the Fluval G filter works, water flow, and media.
Explains the pleated pre-filter cartridge and its function.
Describes the chemical filtration stage and media options.
Details the biological filtration stage and G-Nodes.
Describes the easy priming system without manual siphoning.
Explains the system for easy maintenance and water flow regulation.
Explains the monitoring system displayed on the LCD panel.
Describes the system that senses and displays water conductivity.
Guidelines for positioning the filter relative to the aquarium water level.
Detailed steps for installing the filter components.
Guide on installing rim attachments for intake and output.
Steps for installing the AQUASTOP valve assembly.
Detailed steps for connecting the intake hose.
Options for display language, contrast, and other global settings.
Settings for temperature, conductivity alarms, and maintenance schedules.
Message indicating low water or improper cartridge installation.
Alert for a blocked or missing impeller.
Steps for cleaning and maintaining the mechanical pre-filter cartridge.
Details of the conductivity sensor specifications for G3 and G6 models.
Details Fluval G3/G6 Mechanical and Fine Mechanical Pre-Filter Cartridges.
Information on Fluval G3/G6 Phosphate Cartridges.
Information on the Tri-Ex cartridges for multi-stage filtration.
Description of Opti-Carb media for water polishing.
Troubleshooting steps for "Sensing Air in Filter" alert.
Troubleshooting steps for "Blocked Impeller" alert.
Troubleshooting steps for priming button not starting the pump.
Diagnosing and resolving zero or insufficient flow after power cycling.
Reasons for not restoring max flow rate after cleaning.
Diagnosing water leaks under the filter canister.
Reasons for sudden drops in the conductivity graph reading.