french tony
Seedling
- Joined
- 29 Jul 2009
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Hi all
Recently I have noticed a reduction in flow rate from my trusty eheim classic 2213. I have changed the inlet and outlet lines as they were getting a little manky and rinsed the filter media thoroughly with aquarium water. However I am not getting the flow I used to get. Upon close inspection I have found something suspicious and I am hoping that the more electrically minded amongst you might be able to confirm or dispel my doubts. This won't be easy to explain so bear with me, my memories of basic electrics are dodgy at best.
The impeller is connected to a shaft, around which we have magnet. Upon removing those parts to clean them (they weren't noticeably dirty), I have noticed that the magnet insert in the canister head is split in two- it looks broken.
Could the fact that this part is broken hinder the performance of the pump?
Any help appreciated...
Recently I have noticed a reduction in flow rate from my trusty eheim classic 2213. I have changed the inlet and outlet lines as they were getting a little manky and rinsed the filter media thoroughly with aquarium water. However I am not getting the flow I used to get. Upon close inspection I have found something suspicious and I am hoping that the more electrically minded amongst you might be able to confirm or dispel my doubts. This won't be easy to explain so bear with me, my memories of basic electrics are dodgy at best.
The impeller is connected to a shaft, around which we have magnet. Upon removing those parts to clean them (they weren't noticeably dirty), I have noticed that the magnet insert in the canister head is split in two- it looks broken.
Could the fact that this part is broken hinder the performance of the pump?
Any help appreciated...