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neyugn0w01
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Are the Euroreef sedra 3500 pumps any different then the ASM sedra 3500?
Lunchbucket
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Wow! I've been around this thread since the beginning I think and to tell you the truth this is the most action and quickest replies I have seen. ER Tech seems to be doing a great job. Congrats.
I can't wait to see what comes out of ER in the future. I hope that the industry (all companies) come out w/ something amazing in the future.
Lunchbucket
I can't wait to see what comes out of ER in the future. I hope that the industry (all companies) come out w/ something amazing in the future.
Lunchbucket
neyugn0w01
In Memoriam
Thanks for the response. Different as in needle wheel design, wattage, gph, etc....?
Lunchbucket
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Yeah I forgot that they couldn't post in this thread due to not having their own forum or something. They got rid of their forum due to a lot of flaming and other distracting rubbish. I hope someday they can have a forum back
Lunchbucket
Lunchbucket
Freed
It's what it's
Hey everyone, while I'm here I'd figure I'd ask and see if someone can help me. I took apart my Sedra 5000 pump to clean it. Took out the needle wheel impeller and found two extra white bushings. I don't know in what order the parts go back into the pump in. I have the impeller, then on top of that are two white bushings on the top of the impeller. Where do the other two bushings/washers go? Do they go in the pump first and then the impeller? Or do the two extra white washers go on top of the ones already on top of the impeller? Any help would be appreciated.
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Jim_S
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Different NW. Same motor AFAIK.
And I agree with sjm. ER tech1 has been extremely helpful since he arrived.
ALL ER owners should be thankful to at least have attention from the factory in this thread. After all the flaming that went down in the old ER forum, we're lucky they didn't pull out all together.
Thanks ER tech!
Jim
melev
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At the base of the magnet, you'll have the black rubber piece over the end of the ceramic shaft. Often that part is still inside the body of the pump. At the top where the needle-wheel impellar is, you'll place both white bushings, then the rubber piece last.
Carefully reinstall it so as not to break the ceramic shaft.
Freed
It's what it's
Forgot to mention though that I still won't be able to use my skimmer for another week even when I get my pump back together. The original uniseal that came with the skimmer that seals the hole that the outlet tubing from the pump goes into the body of the skimmer was siliconed in place because the hole they drilled was too big. The uniseal has since become too hard and stiff over the last three years or so to do me any good so I ordered another one from ER and it won't be here until next Friday 
EuroReef Tec1
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Stevebla: PM sent buddy
EuroReef Tec1
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Sent. Sorry about the delay
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