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Elinder are you sure that its a leak ? My G2 seems like its leaking but because the foam pad on the riser tube is in contact with the skimmer body and runs accross the skimmer in the area where you are talking about.
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6308972#post6308972 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by chrisguy
Hey all, I recently found something on my G2 with recirc & direct feed. I had originally put a 90* elbow on the inside to direct the output of the pump back towards the input. I thought this would help with bubble production. Turns out it's the exact opposite. I removve the skimmer to clean it and forgot to put the elbow back in. The bubble production was significantly better and the foam head was 2x the size. Not sure if this was just my setup or not, but something to think about.
I believe that the elbow was causing the bubble to break up as much as re-driecting them towards the input. Once the elbow was removed I believe that the bubbles just filled the chaimber, functioning better.
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6313132#post6313132 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by daytonreefRob
Please help me welcome the latest and greatest skimmer from All Seas Marine, the ASM Mini.
We just got our first one in, I have taken several pictures.
http://www.asmskimmer.com/ASMMini.htm
Doing this is not to help in break in, but to remove any oils or manufacturing material that make the breakin period take longer. As to how much, it's a variable that will be different for each skimmer.<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6313446#post6313446 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Rpierce
Is running the skimmer for 24 hours with vinegar and water a good idea to help the break it in? If so, how much?