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Eheim 1048+AC Inlet+AC fluid

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Shoggy

Sven - Admin

Re: Eheim 1048+AC Inlet+AC fluid

mercredi 9 août 2006, 21:28

Maybe it has something to do with the tubing. Maybe it reacts with the ac fluid ???

JaR

Senior Member

Re: Eheim 1048+AC Inlet+AC fluid

mercredi 9 août 2006, 22:23

Citation de "Wolf2000me"

I'm using standard PVC tubes. 6/8cm.

Usually that souldn't be the problem... weird.
badger badger badger ...

Wolf2000me

Junior Member

Re: Eheim 1048+AC Inlet+AC fluid

jeudi 10 août 2006, 01:13

I bought two bottles and I have tried both. Both perform identically. From the moment it hits the distilled water in motion it starts to produce foam.

I took a picture of a bottle with distilled water in which I added the AC fluid. I shook the bottle twice but rather roughly and this is the result:



I also took a pic of one of my AC-fluid bottles.



The s/n as it is readable on the pic is 4260073410151

Since you've all been bearing with me you might as well give me some advice at what to do next :D

I'm thinking about purchasing another additive that is supposed to protect copper from corrosion.

Thanks for the help this far ;)

JaR

Senior Member

Re: Eheim 1048+AC Inlet+AC fluid

jeudi 10 août 2006, 06:31

Citation de "Wolf2000me"

I'm thinking about purchasing another additive that is supposed to protect copper from corrosion.

Copper??? Well you don't really need to protect that.
badger badger badger ...

Wolf2000me

Junior Member

Re: Eheim 1048+AC Inlet+AC fluid

jeudi 10 août 2006, 16:26

Citation de "JaR"


Copper??? Well you don't really need to protect that.


You do when there are other components in the loop which are made of a different metal.
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