G grouper Member Market Messages 302 Reaction score 5 Location Smyrna Jan 31, 2009 #1 Intake pump from the sump to the tank just DIED....:mad2: Since it's almost1:00am, I don't have anywhere to go an pick one up. Will the tank be okay until I get a chance to pick one up on on Saturday morning? I have 2 powerheads running now.
Intake pump from the sump to the tank just DIED....:mad2: Since it's almost1:00am, I don't have anywhere to go an pick one up. Will the tank be okay until I get a chance to pick one up on on Saturday morning? I have 2 powerheads running now.
M mufret Member Market Messages 599 Reaction score 1 Jan 31, 2009 #2 Should be. If you heater is in the sump, move it into the display, though.
G grouper Member Market Messages 302 Reaction score 5 Location Smyrna Jan 31, 2009 #3 mufret;281805 wrote: Should be. If you heater is in the sump, move it into the display, though. Click to expand... I have a 90 gallon and 20 gallon fuge, with a 30 gallon sump. I cant remember the original pump gph. what kind of pump would you recommend?+
mufret;281805 wrote: Should be. If you heater is in the sump, move it into the display, though. Click to expand... I have a 90 gallon and 20 gallon fuge, with a 30 gallon sump. I cant remember the original pump gph. what kind of pump would you recommend?+
FutureInterest Well-Known Member Market Messages 4,441 Reaction score 1,330 Jan 31, 2009 #4 Try cleaning the pump out. All pumps eventually get calcified and stop working so you have to clean it out.
Try cleaning the pump out. All pumps eventually get calcified and stop working so you have to clean it out.
T theplatypus Member Market Messages 591 Reaction score 0 Jan 31, 2009 #5 FutureInterest;281881 wrote: All pumps eventually get calcified and stop working so you have to clean it out. Click to expand... The key is to set up a regular maintenance schedule so it doesn't stop working.
FutureInterest;281881 wrote: All pumps eventually get calcified and stop working so you have to clean it out. Click to expand... The key is to set up a regular maintenance schedule so it doesn't stop working.
FutureInterest Well-Known Member Market Messages 4,441 Reaction score 1,330 Jan 31, 2009 #6 Pshaw! I was just pointing out that it might not be "broken" and just needs to be cleaned .
G grouper Member Market Messages 302 Reaction score 5 Location Smyrna Jan 31, 2009 #7 FutureInterest;281884 wrote: Pshaw! I was just pointing out that it might not be "broken" and just needs to be cleaned . Click to expand... Thanks Jin, but I think the engine is gone. When I pulled it out it was HOT and smelled burned.:yuk: So, I think I will go with a MAG9
FutureInterest;281884 wrote: Pshaw! I was just pointing out that it might not be "broken" and just needs to be cleaned . Click to expand... Thanks Jin, but I think the engine is gone. When I pulled it out it was HOT and smelled burned.:yuk: So, I think I will go with a MAG9