Fluval 405 Gebrauchsanleitung Seite 9

4. Clip the suction cup onto the intake assembly near the
strainer and place the assembly in the tank, making sure
the strainer is at least 3 in. (7.5cm) from the bottom. (If the
tube is too long for the height of your aquarium, remove
the strainer from the intake assembly, cut the tube with a
hacksaw, and then replace the strainer.) Once the intake
assembly is properly positioned, lock it in place by pressing
the suction cups against the glass.
5. Position the top half of the rim connector assembly over
the hosing and push down until it "clicks" to lock the
hosing in place.
4. Prepare output connections
1. The remaining length of hosing will be used for output.
Attach the hosing to the output connector on the right side
of the AquaStop valve's silver lock lever.
a. Push the factory-finished end of the hosing onto the
valve; push it all the way, as far as it will go.
b. Turn the lock nut counter clockwise until it is as tight as
you can make it without forcing.
2. Measure and cut the hosing. Again, you will need a length
of hosing that reaches comfortably from the filter canister
to inside the aquarium.
a. Place the AquaStop valve end of the hosing at the
approximate spot where it will be positioned on the
filter cover once the filter is installed.
b. Stretch out the hosing so it rests over the "output" rim
connector assembly.
c. At a spot about 4 in. (10cm) beyond the aquarium rim,
use a utility knife to cut the hose. Do not cut the hose
too short. Remember, you can always cut it shorter
during final installation, if necessary.
IMPORTANT:
the connection point between the hosing and the
output nozzle should be kept below the water line.
Remember, to maintain a watertight seal,
INSTALLATION AND USE
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"click
to lock"