Why is the water flow insufficient in my Oase Water Filtration System?
Several factors can cause insufficient water flow in your Oase Water Filtration System. The impeller unit, foam filter, filter media, or pipework might be soiled and require cleaning. The inlet strainer could be clogged and needs to be cleaned. The impeller unit may be worn and need replacement. Ensure that the water flow is correctly set.
What to do if my Oase Water Filtration System does not start up?
If your Oase Water Filtration System doesn't start, first check the mains voltage. If the voltage is ok, the impeller unit might be blocked and needs cleaning. Another cause could be air trapped inside the filter, in this case, vent the filter by moving it from side to side to release any trapped air.
How to improve the filtering performance of my Oase Water Filtration Systems?
Poor filtering performance in your Oase Water Filtration System can stem from a soiled or worn foam filter in the pre-filter, or from soiled or worn filter media in the filter unit. Clean soiled components or replace worn ones to restore optimal performance.
Why is the water heating insufficient in my Oase BioMaster Thermo 850 Water Filtration Systems?
If your Oase Water Filtration System (with heater) isn't heating water sufficiently, the heater may be defective and require replacement, or it may not be calibrated correctly and need calibration. Also, ensure the water temperature is correctly set on the heater. Insufficient water flow can also cause this issue; refer to the troubleshooting steps for 'Water flow insufficient'.
How to reduce noise from my Oase Water Filtration System?
Increased noise in your Oase Water Filtration System is often due to air trapped in the filter. To resolve this, move the filter from side to side to allow the remaining air to escape.
What to do if the Oase Water Filtration System cannot be vented?
If you're unable to vent your Oase Water Filtration System, the valve box in the pre-filter may be blocked and require cleaning. Also, ensure the filter is installed below the surface of the water.
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| Aquarium capacity (max) | 850 L |
Details on connecting the unit to the power supply, including safety precautions.
Specifies how and where the unit should be used, including restrictions.
Explains the operational flow of water through the filter system.
Lists all components included in the product packaging with itemized details.
Instructions for safely handling, removing, and fitting the heater unit.
Procedures for removing and fitting the inlet and outlet connection unit for maintenance.
Steps for removing and reinstalling the pre-filter for cleaning and maintenance.
Detailed procedures for dismantling and reassembling the main unit head.
Instructions on how to attach the rubber feet to the base of the filter unit.
Guidance on rinsing filter material before its initial use to remove soiling.
Information on adding an OASE HeatUp heater to non-thermo models.
Steps for connecting the filter unit to the aquarium, including tubing and adapters.
Procedure to remove trapped air from the filter system before operation.
Instructions for powering on the filter unit and heater, emphasizing safety notes.
Steps to safely disconnect the unit and heater from the power supply.
How to adjust the water flow rate using the lever on the connection unit.
Identifies causes and remedies for the filter unit failing to start.
Diagnoses issues related to low or absent water flow through the filter.
Addresses problems with the filter's ability to clean the water effectively.
Troubleshoots issues related to the heater function in thermo models.
Solutions for problems where air cannot be expelled from the filter system.
Explains potential causes and fixes for unusual noise from the unit.
Provides essential tips for cleaning the unit and filter media, avoiding chemicals.
Detailed steps for cleaning or replacing the pre-filter foams.
Instructions for cleaning filter baskets and filter media in the main unit.
Guide for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling the impeller unit.
Procedure for cleaning the valve box when venting is problematic.
Steps for cleaning the suction chamber, noting spring caution.
Provides key technical specifications such as voltage, flow rate, and dimensions.
Explanation of the various symbols and their meanings found on the unit.
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