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replacement parts package. For any details, please refer to
the Maintenance Frequency Chart at the beginning of this
instruction manual.
IMPORTANT: Be sure that the seal ring does not slip between
the impeller flange and the motor and that the impeller
bearing (bushing and O-Ring) is correctly placed at the
bottom of the impeller well.
7. Reassemble, reconnect, and restart the unit.
Changing Aquarium Water
1. To change the aquarium water using the filter pump, prepare a drainage
hose using the Fluval Pump Draining Kit (sold separately) and follow the
instructions indicated in "Filter Pump Draining, Step 1".
2. Turn the IN and OUT valves in sequence to the closed
(horizontal) position.
3. Unplug the pump from the electrical power supply.
Note: It is a good idea to have a cloth handy as some water will
escape when removing the AquaStop valve.
4. Disconnect the AquaStop valve and output hosing from OUT
connection on the canister lid. Then connect the AquaStop
valve and drainage hose (prepared in Step 1 above) in the
OUT connection.
5. Position the open end of the drainage hose in an appropriate drain.
6. Turn the IN and OUT valves to the open (vertical) position.
7. With both valves open, plug the power cord into an electrical
outlet. Let the pump run until the desired amount of water has been
drained from the aquarium.
8. Close the IN valve and unplug the unit.
9. Remove the drain valve from the OUT connection on the
canister lid. CAUTION:
inside.
10. Replace the OUT valve back on the OUT lid connector.
11. Replace water.
12. Open the IN and OUT valves (valve levers should be vertical).
13. Plug in the unit.
14. Remember the date of your last filter maintenance/water change
by simply rotating the Monthly Indicator Dials (located on the filter
cover) to line up with the current month.
IMPORTANT: please remember the electronic automatic priming
sequence during the draining operation, if you use the pump over an
extended period of time.
CHANGING AQUARIUM WATER
the drain hosing may still have some water
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