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If your Tetra Water Filtration System has air trapped inside, make sure the top edge of the filter head is positioned at least 10 cm below the water level. Clean the filter media, and ensure the intake pipe is properly submerged, possibly routing a hose between the intake pipe and filter below the water level. You might also need to renew the O-ring on the intake pipe.
What to do if my Tetra Water Filtration System motor is not working?
If the Tetra Water Filtration System's motor isn't working, first check that the power supply is properly connected. If the power is fine, the impeller shaft may be broken, requiring a replacement. Another possibility is that the impeller is either missing or blocked by foreign objects, so ensure the impeller is correctly fitted and clean it if necessary.
Why is my Tetra Water Filtration System leaking from the motor head?
If your Tetra Water Filtration System has water leaking from the motor head, there are several potential causes: * Ensure the locking clips are properly closed. * Clean all points where the motor head seal and filter case make contact to remove any dirt or foreign bodies. * Check that the motor head seal is correctly fitted and replace it if damaged or missing. * If the edge of the motor head is damaged, replace the motor head. * Make sure the hose adapter is correctly fitted.
What causes unusual noises in Tetra EX 1200 Plus Water Filtration Systems during operation?
If you notice unusual noises from your Tetra Water Filtration System during operation, it could be due to several factors. The foam pre-filter might be clogged and needs cleaning. Try opening the stop valves to increase the flow rate if the flow is insufficient. Applying a commercially available lubricant like Vaseline to the O-rings may help if they lack sufficient lubrication. If there's uneven water circulation, disconnect and reconnect the power plug to restart the filter. Ensure the top edge of the filter head is at least 10 cm below the water level. Carefully shake the filter to release any trapped air. The sound might also be caused by air bubbles from aquatic plants, which requires no action. Lastly, ensure the start button isn't accidentally pressed during operation.
What to do if the motor head cannot be fastened to the filter case of my Tetra Water Filtration System?
If the motor head of your Tetra Water Filtration System cannot be fastened to the filter case, ensure that the arrows on the filter media container and on the filter case are all pointing in the same direction. Also, check that you have not put too much filter media into the filter media containers; remove any excess if necessary.
What causes unusual noises when my Tetra Water Filtration System starts up?
If your Tetra Water Filtration System emits unusual noises when starting up, check that the hoses are properly connected to prevent air from entering through the hose connection. Additionally, there may be air trapped in the filter; carefully shake the filter to allow the air to escape.
How to fix reduced water flow in Tetra EX 1200 Plus?
Reduced water flow in your Tetra Water Filtration System can occur for several reasons. Start by checking the hose adapter for heavy soiling and clean it with warm water if needed. Make sure that the hoses aren't kinked or twisted, restricting the water flow. Also, rinse out the hoses, intake pipe, and outlet pipe to remove any excessive dirt build-up. Ensure the strainer is free of clogs and that the filter media is clean, using water from the aquarium. Avoid using filter media in nets or nylons, as this can cause clogging. Confirm that the filter media containers are correctly filled and replace the Tetra FF Filter Floss Pad if it has excessive dirt build-up. Clean the impeller with warm water if there's dirt in the impeller case. Position the outlet pipe above the water level and press ...
Precautions against electric shock, including cord/housing checks and water protection.
Instructions for detaching the motor head for maintenance.
Instructions for reattaching the motor head to the filter case.
Steps to unpack and rinse filter media before use.
Guidance on loading filter media into the case in the correct sequence.
Instructions for arranging media securing plate and containers correctly.
Steps for attaching inlet and outlet hoses to the adapter and filter.
Assembling and positioning intake/outlet pipes and attaching them inside the aquarium.
Steps to fill the filter with water and connect the power plug.
Troubleshooting steps for when the filter's motor fails to operate.
Diagnoses why the filter might not start up correctly.
General| Hose Diameter | 16/22 mm |
|---|---|
| Pre-filter | Yes |
| Filter Type | Canister |
| Maximum Flow Rate | 1200 L/h |
| Hose Length | 1.5 m |
