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June 18th 04, 03:18 AM
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Fluval 404 leaking????
Has anybody seen this before. I have a Fluval 404. Have had it for over a
year with no problems. I recently got a RainbowLifeguard 300 FBF & hooked it up inline with the output of my 404. Since that time I have had a small leak from the filter. I replaced the seal a week ago & all was fine till I noticed this morning my 125 was down about 1" of water. "OH #%$&" luckly & had a large rubbermaid container under the filter so all was fine 1/4" from the top..... anyways could it be the extra pressure caused by the FBF on the output of the 404 causing this???? It is leaking from the seam where the large "O"ring is? Thanks -- Craig Williams _________________________________ www.Canadiancray.tk 
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