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Unread 03/06/2017, 12:35 AM   #51
bobssecrtsn
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I will honestly say this is a real disappointment for ecotech. This thing is barely used, and it also has grease around the base area? I hope it was reef safe. Will be contacting ecotech tomorrow.

This thing has 3 weeks of use, mounted properly with the correct spacer,

What the heck is going on? I didn't drop it or anything. But what I didn't check is when it arrived.



I don't think I'll be using ecotech anymore. Their support is excellent but if they can't use good material for their product, I can't see myself using it.


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Unread 03/06/2017, 06:54 AM   #52
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Yikes, now I'm going to have to check mine. I have 2 qd's and 2 wes'


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Unread 03/06/2017, 02:57 PM   #53
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I have been experiencing the same sps tissue loss issues....Guess I'll be checking the QDs when I get home! Thanks for the heads up guys!


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Unread 03/06/2017, 03:15 PM   #54
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checked my both QD's and they are both fine, both are made in March 2015 when they were first introduced.


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Unread 03/06/2017, 08:21 PM   #55
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I asked Ecotech about the grease a while ago. They said it is a medical grade silicone grease, so it should be reef safe. I usually find some grease on o-ring seals for internal pumps as well, although I've never asked about it.


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Unread 08/07/2018, 02:44 PM   #56
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I found it. I knew this was in here somewhere. Jebao looks better and better every day.


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Unread 08/08/2018, 01:21 AM   #57
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I’ve tried them all. A tunze stream on a sea sweep is by leaps and bounds better than any other Powerhead I’ve owned.

I still use MP40’s for a specific purpose. But I perform frequent maintenance on these pumps, like once every other month. This is opposed to my tunze pumps that I almost never touch. The wet sides are perishable and should be treated as such. Replace every two to three years at a minimum to be safe, and toss at the first sign of cracks in the magnet coating.

It’s funny, I had an MP40 in a frag tank that was hard to get to, so I slacked on the maintenance. I left it in place due to its battery backup. I heard a clicking noise earlier this week. Wouldn’t you know it, another wet side opened up on me. SMH.


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Unread 08/08/2018, 11:46 AM   #58
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Yeah, I had one bust and rust on me too. Sent it in and now I have one screaming at me when I turn it on. It’s headed in this week.
But I have had them for awhile so I will say I work them hard!

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Unread 08/15/2018, 11:05 AM   #59
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I would also like to know what you cleaned with? This seems very unusual never had that experience Ecotech lasted for years.


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