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Maintenance

1. Turn the canister filter off at the socket and unplug.

2. Lift the flow valve and locking lever to turn the taps

off.

3. Place a towel or a shallow container under the

canister unit. This will prevent any water spilling onto

your cabinet or stand and damaging it.

4. Disconnect the tap connector from the head unit.

5. Fill a bucket with water from your aquarium and

take it to the sink or wherever you intend to clean your

filter. Keep in mind cleaning your filter can be messy,

cleaning is recommended outside or at a sink. Ensure

the area is clean and free from soaps and detergents.

6. Open the canister. Release the 4 clips and remove

the head unit, place it somewhere safe where it will not

be trodden on or broken.

7. Remove the media cover and remove the media

baskets from the canister body.

8. Remove the filter sponges and the white wool from

the media baskets and dunk the baskets with the

biological media several times into the bucket. This

will clear some of the dirt that can build up and clog

the media and prevent the good bacteria which aid in

breaking down pollutants in your aquarium from being

killed by the chlorine in tap water.

9. Either replace or rinse the white wool pad using a

high pressure hose. It should be replaced regularly

or when it begins to deteriorate and can no longer be

cleaned properly.

10. The sponges can also be rinsed in the bucket

of aquarium water (Providing the water is not dirty.

Replace if necessary) they will also require replacement

eventually as over time they clog and prevent water

from traveling through them easily.

11. Place the sponges back into their respective

positions and reinsert the media baskets back

into

the

canister

body

media basket sits nicely on top of the other.

12. The impeller should also be cleaned whenever the

filter is disassembled.

13. Turn the head unit over, remove the screws in the

impeller cover and remove it.

ensuring

that

each

14. Then pull the impeller cap off and remove the

impeller.

15. Clean the impeller chamber using a double ended

pipe brush.

16. Pull the rubber end cap off the shaft of the impeller

and run water through the hole in the middle of the

impeller. Clean any debris which may have built up

on the shaft off, along with any slime build up on the

impeller.

Impeller

17. Put the impeller back together and ensure that it

rotates freely on the shaft. Then reassemble the head

unit, ensure there is no water on the power cord, plug

the head unit in and turn on. Make certain the impeller

is spinning. Turn it off. Reassemble the filter unit. Apply

an aquarium safe lubricant to the O-ring on the head

unit. This will provide a better water seal and make the

removal of the head easier next time the filter has to be

disassembled for maintenance.

18. Check your inlet, outlet tubes and hoses. If residue

has built up on the inside of them remove them from the

aquarium. Take to the sink, run hot water through them

to loosen the slime. Run a double ended pipe brush

through them, and flush again with hot water. This build

up will reduce the flow rate of your filter considerably,

so clean whenever it is possible.

Impeller cover

Screws

Rubber End Cap