How to take apart a Bubble Blaster

[silentscream]

I really only want to pull the impeller out so I can check for any damage to the magnet. The pump has been having trouble starting over the last few months when it has been shut-off, but now it will just sieze up during use at random times. Am I missing something, how do you pop the impeller out? At the very least I'd like to clean it up in some vinegar. Thanks everyone.

[silentscream]

A little more time, and I found that I was trying to pry the pinwheel out from the wrong point. You have to pry where the o-ring is, then it popped right out. Unfortunately I confirmed what was suspected, a cracked magnet.

[Jeremy@CoralVue]

If you could take a photo and send it to me along with the serial number that is imprinted on the back of the pump directly below the sticker. [email protected]

[silentscream]

Image and serial number sent. Thanks

[Jeremy@CoralVue]

Got it. We will get a replacement sent out Monday. Thank you.

[silentscream]

I don't think I supplied a shipping address? Incoming PM

[silentscream]

My hat's off to the coralvue team (especially Jeremy). You guys went above and beyond in replacing my split impeller magnet, this is a company YOU want to do business with. :thumbsup:

[Justdrew]

I concur. I had the same issue and after seeing my photos they sent a replacement out right away.

Drew