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Marineland Bio-Wheel Penguin 100 Power Filter Aquatic Pet Science

Marineland Bio-Wheel Penguin 100 Power Filter

  • $39.99 - $39.99

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If your filter fails to pump water or flow has slowed
  • Make certain the power outlet is functioning properly. Unplug electrical cord momentarily, and then reconnect to power source to restart the Impeller.
  • Check to make sure Impeller Housing is firmly seated in Filter Box and that water is at correct level.
  • Remove Impeller Housing and make sure Impeller Assembly is free to rotate. A particle of carbon or gravel may be interfering.
  • Inspect aquarium water level. Maintain at ½ inch below top of frame.
  • Clean inside of Intake Tube with flexible filter brush.

    If Your Filter Makes Excessive Mechanical Noise:

  • Make sure Impeller Housing is firmly seated in Filter Box and water is at correct level.
  • Remove Impeller Housing and make sure Impeller Assembly is free to rotate. A particle of carbon or gravel may be interfering.
  • Replace worn Impeller Housing or worn Impeller Assembly. (Consult
    Replacement Parts List for correct part)

    If Air Does Not Evacuate from System:

  • Check for crack in Intake Tube and replace if defective. (Consult Replacement Parts List for correct part)

    If your BIO-Wheel Splashes and/or Makes Excessive Water Noise:

  • Allow 24-48 hours for "breaking in" period. Material in a BIO-Wheel is not fully absorptive when new.
  • Check aquarium water level. Lower than normal level scan result in excessive splash or noise.

    If Your BIO-Wheel Fails to Move or Stops:

  • Inspect the BIO-Wheel Bearings and Axle for dirt or mineral deposits. You may need to clean these areas carefully.
  • Make sure all parts are installed properly and that nothing is blocking the BIO-Wheel.
  • Examine the Intake Tube for flow interference.
  • Lift the Eclipse Filter Cartridge and check for blockage.
  • Perform regular filter maintenance.

    If BIO-Wheel Becomes Discolored or Dirty:

  • This is not a problem. It indicates the growth of beneficial biological bacteria which remove toxic ammonia and nitrite from aquarium water. Do not attempt to clean BIO-Wheel pleats.
  • As long as a BIO Wheel is not damaged, it does not need to be replaced.

    Caution:

    Never clean or replace BIO-Wheel (unless damaged). Discoloration is normal and desirable. If excessive
    build up occurs, rinse gently with room temperature dechlorinated water.


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