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Set Up Instructions

All  plumbing  components  are  already  glued 

into place except where threaded joints are 

required for assembly into the aquarium or to 

allow access for maintenance. Two people will 

be  required  to  connect  the  plumbing  through 

the base of the aquarium, one to access from 

above the weir and one to hold pipes in place 

below the aquarium.

1. Insert the threaded end of the drain pipe 

(1) into the larger hole in the base of the weir. 

Ensure the rubber grommet is placed between 

the glass and the connection.

2. Attach the lower drain pipe (2) to the male 

thread beneath the aquarium. Ensure a rubber 

grommet  is  in  place  beneath  the  glass.  Do 

NOT overtighten, hand tightened is sufficient. 

3. Repeat step 1 and 2 with the return pipes 

(5 & 6).  Ensure rubber grommets are used 

on both sides of the glass and the threaded 

elbow  at  the  top  of  the  return  pipe  is  facing 

towards the front of the aquarium. 

4. Attach the lower elbow (3) to the drain pipe 

(2).  The  elbow  should  be  facing  the  lower 

drain pipe so they can be connected using the 

barrel union.

5. Attach the outlet (4) to the return pipe by 

pushing into the elbow. The connection should 

pass through a hole in the overflow grill.

6. Adjust the siphon break tube (7) so that it 

points downward.

7. Ensure the hole in the top of the drain pipe  

remains free, this will minimise noise caused 

as water exits the aquarium.

8. Follow the instructions provided with the return 

pump to install into the sump. Place the pump in 

the position noted on page 3 and 

use the elbow 

intake

 as described in the instructions. A short 

length of flexible hose is provided to connect the 

pump to the return pipe (3). A hose clamp is also 

provided to secure the hose onto the pipe.

9.  Unpack  the  filter  sock  and  place  in  the 

location shown on page 3.

10. Fill the aquarium with water such that the 

water  overflows  into  the  sump  and  fills  the 

last section (where the return pump sits) to  

the 

maximum operating water level

 mark. 

When running, the water level should always 

remain  above  the  minimum  operating  water 

level mark.

11. 

The heaters should be placed in the first  

(left) section of the sump, immedately after 

the filter sock where the water level is highest 

and stays constant. Refer to location (2) noted 

on page 3.

12. Place protein skimmer (sold separately) 

inside the sump. Refer to location (3) illustrated 

on page 3.

NOTE: Plumbers tape is supplied on threaded 

fittings; it is highly recommended that this be 

replaced  if  the  plumbing  is  disconnected  at 

any time.

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Summary of Contents for AquaReef 400

Page 1: ...Inspiring Excellence in Fish Care AquaReef 300 400 Series II www aquaone com au Instruction version 5 4 2016 1 1 ...

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: ...arts 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 Replacement Parts Filter Media Use Aqua One Genuine Spare Parts Only See your local Aqua One Dealer and look f...

Page 4: ...ass through a hole in the overflow grill 6 Adjust the siphon break tube 7 so that it points downward 7 Ensure the hole in the top of the drain pipe remains free this will minimise noise caused as water exits the aquarium 8 Followtheinstructionsprovidedwiththereturn pump to install into the sump Place the pump in the position noted on page 3 and use the elbow intake as described in the instructions...

Page 5: ...ral salt water The fish and corals do not need to be removed while performing a water change 1 Wash your hands 2 Mix up your salt water according to the directions on the packaging of the salt mix Or have your premixed natural salt water ready 3 Check the pH temperature and specific gravity of both the aquarium water and the new water Make any adjustments that need to be made to the new water You ...

Page 6: ... there may be an excess of bubbles escaping into the tank This should settle within a week or two as the skimmer is run in WATER FLOW INTO THE AQUARIUM HAS DROPPED 1 Pump needs to be cleaned Refer to maintenance instruction provided with pump 2 Outlet is blocked Remove and clean the flexible outlet DRAIN PIPE OR WEIR IS NOISY 1 Air intake may be blocked Remove and rinse in fresh water salt build u...

Page 7: ...ollowing 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 t...

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