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I think I might be having problems with my controller. It has been working well fr me for over a year. But recently I had noticed the media in my reactor lookig melted. So I have kept an eye on tank alk and all seemed fine. Then my effluent tube clogged woth pure melted media. So I cleaned it out and when I was in the tank room I noticed a ton of bubbles enter the bubble counter all at once dropping the ph in the reactor down to 6.4 when I have it set at 6.8. So what gives any ideas? I changed out the media and dailed it back a bit to be safe.
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I have had 4 milwakee monitors and controller before Just going with the pinpoint to me they suck but thats JMHONick
180G SPS Mainly
10 Bulb T5 Starfire
Calcium Reactor
3 Tunze 6105's
Profilux Controller
ATB Return w/ wavysea
ATB M External Skimmer
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This sounds like a CO2 system problem not a controller problem. Could be leaking regulator or a faulty solenoid.Comment
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could be I have also tried changing to a new regulator and still did it for meNick
180G SPS Mainly
10 Bulb T5 Starfire
Calcium Reactor
3 Tunze 6105's
Profilux Controller
ATB Return w/ wavysea
ATB M External Skimmer
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I agree. It seems to be working so far. But I guess you never know if something is about to fail or not. I bout the delux regulator from marine depot. Is that a good one? I thought it was.Originally posted by wbeavers
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The Deluxe regulator from MD is supposed to be the same one as the old M3 regulator which is the one I have had for over 5 yrs. If it is then it’s a good regulator. Did the release of bubbles come as you unplugged the line or afterwards?
Colin120 BB w/20g BB side tank, 29g sump, (2) 250w RO III, 14k AC, Bluewave VII ballast, Deltec 851, Panworld 150 return, (2) 6000 Streams w/controller, AC II Controller w/(2) DC4, GEO 618 CR.
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