I have a Korallin C1502 calcium reactor. Noticed my pH had dropped noticeably over the last 12 hours or so, and when I went to investigate I realized I had zero CO2 bubbles. Even opening up all the CO2 valves all the way produced nothing.
So I dismantled everything from the solenoid to the point where the CO2 is injected into the reactor. All individual tubes are free of any blockage. When I take the tube off the place where the CO2 enters the reactor, water flows out so I know the pump on top is working. Water is flowing out the outlet just like it should, and there is zero gas build-up inside the reactor. The CO2 is completely full, and it spews CO2 when nothing is connected to it.
Any ideas why I'm getting zero CO2 flow into the reactor?
So I dismantled everything from the solenoid to the point where the CO2 is injected into the reactor. All individual tubes are free of any blockage. When I take the tube off the place where the CO2 enters the reactor, water flows out so I know the pump on top is working. Water is flowing out the outlet just like it should, and there is zero gas build-up inside the reactor. The CO2 is completely full, and it spews CO2 when nothing is connected to it.
Any ideas why I'm getting zero CO2 flow into the reactor?
