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Before First Use/Preparation

Read and follow all the instructions, even if you feel 

you  are  familiar  with  the  product  and  find  a  place  to 

keep the instructions handy for future reference. 

Your  attention  is  drawn  particularly  to  the  sections 

concerning 

“IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS”

 and the 

“GUARANTEE CONDITIONS”

. Please ensure you 

retain your original purchase receipt in the event that 

guarantee service is required.

Carefully unpack the filter making sure you keep all the 

packing material until all the parts of the product have 

been found and the product has been assembled.

This product is shipped to you in a factory sealed 

carton. Should the product malfunction in any way 

or  if  the  unit  is  damaged  and  requires  replacement, 

contact the retailer where the product was purchased 

for inspection.

Installation

1. Wash your hands and arms. It is very important 

to remove dirt, moisturiser and other impurities. It is 

important to do this whenever you work on the aquarium 

or any equipment.

2. Unpack all components and check for any signs of 

damage. The filter is packed assembled.

3.  Remove  carbon  cartridge,  biocartridge  (AquaBac 

60) or sponge (Aquabac 100), powerhead. (See Page 

4)

4. Rinse all parts in clean tap water.

DO NOT USE ANY CHEMICALS OR DETERGENTS.

5. If you wish to use a heater (not included), unpack 

and rinse as per steps 2 and 4.

6. If you wish to use suction cups then you will need 

to attach them to back of the filter body. Remove the 

media and pump from the filter and lay it down on a flat

surface  so  that  the  back  is  facing  up.  Using  a

 

small screwdriver, gently push the four tabs out (Fig 

2). Once done, turn the filter upside down and shake 

out  the  tabs  if  they  have  fallen  into  the  filter  body. 

Don’t worry if you cannot remove the tab from the bio 

media chamber – no harm will be done if it remains 

there.

Mount the suction cups by pushing the small knobs 

firmly into the holes while twisting slightly. (Fig 3) Be 

sure to support the back of the filter with your other 

hand to avoid cracking the body.

Once this is done, replace the pump and media.

 

7.  If  you  prefer  to  use  the  mounting  bracket,  slide 

it onto the back of the filter until it clicks into place.    

(Fig 1)

8. Reassemble the filter. To place pump, slide it into 

the filter body and then attach duckbill to the outlet 

pipe through the outlet hole in the filter body

 

9. If you are using a heater, insert it into the heater 

chamber. 

DO NOT PLUG THE HEATER IN UNTIL FILTER 

INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE AND AQUARIUM 

IS FILLED

.  

DO NOT HAVE THE HEATER ON UNLESS THE 

FILTER IS ALSO RUNNING

1

0. Mount the filter in the aquarium by either sliding 

the mounting bracket over the edge of the aquarium 

glass or by firmly pressing the body against the glass 

to attach with the suction cups.

11. Plug the filter into the power socket.

12. Adjust the duckbill outlet so that there is water 

moving at the surface but not splashing water out of 

the aquarium. A gentle ripple is ideal. 

Fig 1

Fig 3

Fig 2

Summary of Contents for AquaBac 100

Page 1: ...Inspiring Excellence in Fish Care www aquaone com au 1 1 Instruction version 16 09 2016 AquaBac 60 100 ...

Page 2: ...wet do not unplug the appliance Disconnect the fuse or circuit breaker that supplies the power to the appliance then unplug and examine for presence of water in the socket 5 Always unplug the appliance from the electrical outlet when not in use before putting on or taking off parts before any type of maintenance or cleaning 6 Never yank the cable to pull it from the socket Pull the plug carefully ...

Page 3: ...hen you will need to attach them to back of the filter body Remove the media and pump from the filter and lay it down on a flat surface so that the back is facing up Using a small screwdriver gently push the four tabs out Fig 2 Once done turn the filter upside down and shake out the tabs if they have fallen into the filter body Don t worry if you cannot remove the tab from the bio media chamber no...

Page 4: ... Impeller Cover 4 Pump Outlet 5 Duckbill Outlet Pump Assembly AquaBac 100 Replacement Parts Filter Media Use Aqua One Genuine Spare Parts Only See your local Aqua One Dealer and look for the number listed below for the spare part you require Alternatively you will find these numbers on the silver label located on the product 60 Impeller 164I 60 Carbon Cartridge 55C 100 Impeller 166I 100 15 PPI Spo...

Page 5: ...t 5 Re assemble the pump 6 Remove and rinse or replace filter cartridges and sponges as described in Fortnightly 25 water change 7 Rinse the body of the filter in a bucket of water from the aquarium Use a sponge to clean off any algae on the filter Use a pipe brush to clean the duckbill outlet Ensure that the ceramic noodle chamber is flushed out well to remove any solid debris AquaBac 60 only NEV...

Page 6: ...pacity will have depleted Rinse well before placing in the aquarium in tap water Mechanical Biological Filtration Filter Sponge or Bio Cartridge This is the process whereby suspended solids or particulate matter are removed from the water It is important to remove suspended solids not only to improve clarity of the water but also to Avoid smothering the gills with solids such that fish cannot brea...

Page 7: ...following exclusions and limitations apply in regard to Guarantee 3 1 Glass breakage for whatever reason caused after Aquarium purchase 3 2 Goods claims where fault is due to but not limited by a misuse b neglect c abuse d fire or flood e normal wear and tear f accidental breakage g Acts of God h mains voltage fluctuation or supply problems i connection to any voltage other than what is stated on ...

Page 8: ...sal recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources To return your used device please use the return and collection systems or contact the retailer where the product was purchased They can take this product for environmental safe recycling Specifications Filter Model AquaBac 100 Dimensions 201 x 43 x 233mm Maximum Aquarium Volume 100L Flow Rate 450 L h Pump Wattage 5W...

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