Thanks for responding so quick HarleyK , I'm not sure Tellemuno's Chemilizer is working properly then, it dosen't click that often on such a low pressure , now when the water flow is turned up to create more pressure it clicks away . I know its self regulated with no adjustments to my knowledge , i would just hate to see his fish in peril if this things not working properly .
24/7 water changes (neoprodigy style)
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Well it was a bad Chemilizer and it got changed out today and now it's rocking & rolling !! ( so simple yet genius ) Thanks again HarleyK
It's awesome we have social networks like this for hobbiest like us , knowledge is priceless and theres a plethra of knowledge at our finger tips right here on MFK ,thanks to members like us ! I would recommend a 24/7 water changer to anyone with a large or multiple tanks , with a little skill and a little knowledge and a little bit of money you sure can free up some quality time ! now thats really PRICELESS !!
Update: I'm having some remodeling done, and the township's plumbing inspector came. Instead of finding the two mistakes in the plumber's work that I had found, the plumbing inspector failed us for my drip system: I need a backflow prevention system. In short, a vacuum breaker.
He does not understand that the Chemilizer only injects if there is water pressure operating it. It's a one way system. To no avail. My remodel got a red fail sticker from the township.
I bought the $5 part and installed it to pass inspection.
When I turn the water supply to the drip off and back on, a sip of water leaks out of the vent holes. This is by design.
Argh!
He does not understand that the Chemilizer only injects if there is water pressure operating it. It's a one way system. To no avail. My remodel got a red fail sticker from the township.
I bought the $5 part and installed it to pass inspection.
When I turn the water supply to the drip off and back on, a sip of water leaks out of the vent holes. This is by design.
Argh!
