Official: Masterflex Calcium Reactor Setup Thread

Ah got it. Didn't understand your question but now I see that you are asking if you can disable remote mode on the replacement controller you got.


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Ah got it. Didn't understand your question but now I see that you are asking if you can disable remote mode on the replacement controller you got.


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Exactly. Sorry, my heads not clear today:)

I'd love to find a manual for this. Can find it for the newer unit but cannot find anything from this older unit. Don't want it to be dependent on Apex, I've made the mistake of relying too much on it in past.
 
Unfortunately I don't think there is anything you can do to get it out of external mode. I talked to their techs and that part number was given to many different custom models. That one likely has custom firmware. May be worth another call to tech support.

You could try supplying 10v and see if it spins. If it does it may be worth setting up a potentiometer to vary the voltage supplied. A simple circuit would give you control. It may not function at all. Test with 10v.
 
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Also, the 900-1554 and 900-1555 is the custom designation for 77301-20 setups and here is the manual.

http://www.coleparmer.com/Assets/manual_pdfs/07523-60-70rev5.pdf

I don't recomend them unless you buy them as a set and they are confirmed working in int mode.

I appreciate you sharing this, could not find the manual. I've already opened a ticket with CP Support and contacted eBay seller. Think I might have just wasted some money but if I don't get anything back soon will need to figure out another pump. Any recommendations if no one knows how to get it out of remote mode?
 
Official: Masterflex Calcium Reactor Setup Thread

I have seen my adding a small pump to do the push while my Watson Marlon pump pull , the bubbles have drastically improve now .

But I have a questions : my GEO 618 effluents outlet was connected with a flexible air pump (green color tube in below picture ) to connect the RODI hard white tubing to my sump , but this green tubing easily leaks may be due to the salt or co2 water ? So I wonder what tuning you guys use to connect from the effluent to the sump? I add a check bulk which may be overkill can take it out anytime anyway.

By the way, I use the green flexible air pump tube as the hard white RODI tube is not possible to fit the GEO 618 effluent outlet head. I wonder what size is it ?

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I have a 7523-60 drive.
Is there a way to set it up so that if I loose power , on return it goes back to previous setting rather that stay at zero.



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I have seen my adding a small pump to do the push while my Watson Marlon pump pull , the bubbles have drastically improve now .

But I have a questions : my GEO 618 effluents outlet was connected with a flexible air pump (green color tube in below picture ) to connect the RODI hard white tubing to my sump , but this green tubing easily leaks may be due to the salt or co2 water ? So I wonder what tuning you guys use to connect from the effluent to the sump? I add a check bulk which may be overkill can take it out anytime anyway.

By the way, I use the green flexible air pump tube as the hard white RODI tube is not possible to fit the GEO 618 effluent outlet head. I wonder what size is it ?

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Cheers,


MD


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You need a John guest x 1/4" threaded fitting. Then you can use regular RO tubing


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Official: Masterflex Calcium Reactor Setup Thread

Thanks for advise, is this the one ? Sorry I am not an expert on plumbing .

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But I think the threaded head is too big to fit the protrude one from the PVC pipe of the GEO? You mean I have to replace the black fitting head with this John guest threaded 1/4"?


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I would use the one without an elbow like this:

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And yes, remove the black threaded piece and replace with this. Make sure to use some teflon paste.


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I have a 7523-60 drive.
Is there a way to set it up so that if I loose power , on return it goes back to previous setting rather that stay at zero.



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Yes. The directions are available online for most pumps.


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Just to follow-up to my dilemna with the control unit not being set to local mode. After working with eBay I'm getting my order refunded and they are covering shipping back. ColeParmer support could not help either so just beware of sellers on ebay that might not be honest with what they are selling.
 
Official: Masterflex Calcium Reactor Setup Thread

I would use the one without an elbow like this:

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And yes, remove the black threaded piece and replace with this. Make sure to use some teflon paste.


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I just about to removed the black one but I have seen two things that make me thinking second thoughts:

1) there's seem GEO put some sort of glue on the threaded ? I see some whitish stuffs around the black threaded :

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2) I think this is 1/8" instead of 1/4" as scripted on the white PVC protruding tube :

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Anyone can advise there experience in changing this black one with a John guest ?

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MD


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According to PVC manufacturers a teflon paste should be used instead of tape on threads & I think that is what you see there. If you have both fittings just use the one that fits the threads, there should be no problem, it does look like the fitting says 1/8.
 
According to PVC manufacturers a teflon paste should be used instead of tape on threads & I think that is what you see there. If you have both fittings just use the one that fits the threads, there should be no problem, it does look like the fitting says 1/8.



Oh, so that is not any glue ? I guess GEO will not be using some glue for permanent and stick the threads knob.

Ok , will try and revert if this is 1/8 or 1/4".

Thanks


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I apologize if I got the threaded size wrong.

George uses, or used to, blue teflon tape when assembling. Totally normals.


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I apologize if I got the threaded size wrong.

George uses, or used to, blue teflon tape when assembling. Totally normals.


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Thanks for your warm help , nothing to apologies on the wrong size.

I will try slowly to loosen the black knob to make sure it will not crack (in case it is with some kind of any glue), I also believed it should be Teflon tape but just to make sure or else something went wrong then will be a big mess as I live far away from US.

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MD


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Report back , finally done !

No glue but only blue Teflon tape used by GEO and 1/8"

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But still have some bubbles :( , although the dripping is smooth .

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I have to remove the small pump to push as I want to let my peristaltic pump do the pulling . Will see if drip will be affected by the bubbles then .

I wonder how you guys put your tubing in the sump for the outlet of tank water into the chamber .

My sump to reactor use this kind of tube :

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MD


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