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Safe Superglue?
- Thread starter jazzsam
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Not the stick type, but a 2 part liquid. you can find it with the glue in the paint area of home depot. the 5 minute epoxy in a syringe works well i have found. it's great for plastic applications where there are rough edges, scoring works well on smooth surfaces. I use it to seal magnets before attaching them to powerheads, among other various uses.
This happened on 2 of my 6025's. All I did was email Roger (Tunze of USA) on RC and I had the new clips in 3 days. I would PM or email him first before you glue it to the magnet. I did glue the new clips to the magnet because I didn't want to wait for replacements if it happened again.
Jon
Jon
jazzsam,
He is an RC sponsor. Here is the RC page to contact him.
http://reefcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=92
Jon
He is an RC sponsor. Here is the RC page to contact him.
http://reefcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=92
Jon
Hey Jazzsam,
I don’t think you will have any trouble dealing with Roger. He has always stood behind what Tunze sells. Plus the Nanostreams have a 2 year warranty.
How old is your Nanostream? The reason I ask is because I purchased them when they first came out (Dec) and the first few batches had bad motor blocks. The good ones started coming into the states in April. Both of mine were replaced under warranty, about two weeks ago, and now they are working perfectly. The problems that I was having were that the motor was noisy and they would start in reverse, pushing the water backward instead of out the front.
So, if they are older ones and not working right you might ask for a new motor block to solve the problem.
I don’t think you will have any trouble dealing with Roger. He has always stood behind what Tunze sells. Plus the Nanostreams have a 2 year warranty.
How old is your Nanostream? The reason I ask is because I purchased them when they first came out (Dec) and the first few batches had bad motor blocks. The good ones started coming into the states in April. Both of mine were replaced under warranty, about two weeks ago, and now they are working perfectly. The problems that I was having were that the motor was noisy and they would start in reverse, pushing the water backward instead of out the front.
So, if they are older ones and not working right you might ask for a new motor block to solve the problem.