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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 

may  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.

Consider  where  you  are  going  to  place  the 

aquarium.  Keep  it  away  from  direct  light  or 

areas with large temperature fluctuations. 

Before setting up the aquarium, consider what 

you wish to keep in the aquarium. Depending 

on how you wish to use this aquarium, you 

may want to add substrate and rockwork 

during  the  assembly  stage  of  setting  up. 

Please consult with your aquarium specialist 

for advice before assembling the aquarium.

1.  Assemble  the  cabinet  according  to  the 

instructions on pages 4 and 5.

2. Place the cabinet on a level surface strong 

enough to support the weight of all equipment. 

Note that water is heavy (1kg per litre).

3.  Unpack  the  aquarium  box.  Remove  all 

equipment before lifting the sump tank out.

Two people are required to lift the sump tank. 

Take care not to hit the aquarium with the 

sump tank while lifting it out.

4. Place the sump in the cabinet as per 

instructions for cabinet assembly.

5. Place the aquarium onto the cabinet. Ensure 

that you place the black foam pad between 

the aquarium and the cabinet. Failure to do so 

may result in damage to the aquarium

6. Disassemble the Return Barrel Union (11) 

by  unscrewing  the  large  ring.  Attach  one 

piece of the green return hose to each half of 

the Barrel Union and secure each with a hose 

clamp (7). Take care not to lose the o-ring in 

the Barrel Union.

7. Attach the free end of one piece of green 

return hose to the Return Bulkhead (6) and 

secure with a hose clamp (7). 

8. Insert the threaded end of the Return Pipe 

(5) into the smaller hole in the base of the 

weir.  Ensure  one  Small  Clear  O-ring  (9)  is 

placed between the glass and the connection 

and that the threaded elbow at the top of the 

return pipe is facing towards the round hole 

in the overflow Ensure that both Bleed Valves 

(12) are pointed downward.

9. Attach the Return Bulkhead (6) to the male 

thread beneath the aquarium. Ensure a Small 

Clear O-ring (8) is in place between it and the 

glass. Do NOT overtighten, hand tightened is 

sufficient. 

10. Repeat step 8 and 9 with the Stand Pipe 

(1)  and  Drain  Bulkhead  (2).    Ensure  Large 

Clear  O-rings  (8)  are  used  on  both  sides  of 

the glass.

1. Stand Pipe 

2. Drain Bulkhead 

3. Drain Pipe 

4. Flexible Outlet

 

5. Return Pipe 

6. Return Bulkhead 

7. Hose Clamp (x4) 

8. Large O-ring (Clear) (x2)

 

9. Small O-ring (Clear) (x2)

 

10. Small O-ring (Black)

 

11. Return Barrel Union

 

12. Bleed Valve (x2)

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Summary of Contents for MiniReef 215

Page 1: ...Inspiring Excellence in Fish Care MiniReef 215 www aquaone com au Instruction version 14 2 2018 ...

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: ...terial 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 Set up Parts 1 Filter Sock 2 Heater Chamber 3 Protein Skimmer Mount 4 Return Pump 5 Top ...

Page 4: ...op Step 4 Attach Centre Back and 2 Side Back Panels View from back View from back View from back 8 Side Back x2 7 Centre Back Left Door 5 Right Door 6 2 Base 1 Top 3 Left Side 4 Right Side Top Front 10 Base Support x2 11 9 Centre Support Please ensure that all parts are present and undamaged before beginning to build the cabinet Make sure that Cams are securely locked in place 11 11 2 4 3 10 2 8 8...

Page 5: ...magnetic door latches and Brackets to Centre Support Step 7 Place sump in position Ensure that black foam mat is positioned under sump for proper support Step 8 Place and secure Centre Support as shown and secure with screws on bottom brackets and top screw at top of support Foam Mat 5 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 6: ...arium and should be purchased specifically for aquarium use Do not use any chemicals or detergents to clean anything intended for the aquarium Refer to the instructions supplied with the protein skimmer heater and return pump for installation Set Up Instructions Light Unit Light Bracket Weir Return pump Refugium Drain Return Hose Return Barrel Union Top up Reservoir Protein Skimmer Filter Sock Hea...

Page 7: ... cabinet assembly 5 Place the aquarium onto the cabinet Ensure that you place the black foam pad between the aquarium and the cabinet Failure to do so may result in damage to the aquarium 6 Disassemble the Return Barrel Union 11 by unscrewing the large ring Attach one piece of the green return hose to each half of the Barrel Union and secure each with a hose clamp 7 Take care not to lose the o rin...

Page 8: ... remains free this will minimise noise caused as water exits the aquarium 15 Follow the instructions provided with the return pump to install into the sump Place the pump in the position noted on page 4 and use the elbow intake as described in the instructions 16 Attach the two lengths of flexible hose using the Return Barrel Union 11 Use the assembly to connect the pump to the return pipe 6 Use h...

Page 9: ...ght unit that has the power cords connected Attach the cable clip approximately level with the height you want the light unit to hang 6 Place the power cables into the cable clip fold the band over the cable and secure it into place 7 Ensure your hands are dry Connect the light unit to the power supply units The plugs sockets are marked with blue and white rings to denote which power supply connec...

Page 10: ... 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 may want to pu...

Page 11: ...ct all connections The LED light units used in this aquarium are designed to last up to 5 times longer than conventional light tubes All LED lights are made up of multiple LEDs and occasionally individual LEDs can break down as with all LED devices The effectiveness of your LED light unit will not degrade as quickly as conventional light tube output would over a period of 6 months Disposal of used...

Page 12: ...glect 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 the rating plate j modification or tampering to electrical cord or plug k vermin insects or foreign object l liquid spillage or submersion of goods not designed to sustain such use or duress 2 4 Where inspec...

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