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LifeReef Filter Systems
LifeReef is involved in a small claims suit with a customer who is claiming that his LifeReef sump system is flawed. Here is how Jeff at LifeReef describes it:
Here is the situation: 1. Sump is running fine at the "water level" mark. 2. When the sump water level reaches the "refill" mark the customer adds water back to the "water level" mark and 10 minutes later the aquarium floods. Or, any water added, via his R/O setup will flood the tank, no matter where it is topped off. 3. R/O is manually operated, no float switch or control. 4. And, the water level in the built-in overflow is near the bottom. I mention this because the only way an aquarium can overflow is if the built-in overflow is also full of water. __________________________________________________ If anybody knows how this might be happening, email LifeReef from the link on their website at www.lifereef.com The LifeReef homepage describes what is going on. I have LifeReef products and think they are top-notch. If any of you agree, let them know. |
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