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![]() No skimmer, they are larger bubbles and come out of the return line nozzles from time to time, kind of like air is building up and getting pushed out.
I may have done a poor glue job, but in the terms of plenty of glue plus the requisite priming and twisting of the fitting to set it. If I was drawing air in it would possibly make a hissing or whistling noise or perhaps drip with the pump off; I will try that. That's 950 at zero head, I am going up 4 feet and through a 90 and ball valve, so whatever that works out to be; I am guessing 6 or 700. I will crack the ball valve and see if a reduced flow solves the problem. |
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![]() Sounds like you have air being drawn in at a joint or your water level above you return pump is to low and drawing in air from there.
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![]() you pump chamber is probably low if not check the aiming of you return lines. often if their aimed high its possible for air bubbles to be introduce to the water column
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![]() Are you still getting bubbles ?
I had this happening until all air was purged from my returns ( 3 nozzles total on one line ) Since I've installed a check valve it has stopped as the return no longer drains all the way back to the sump |
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![]() sorry, I have been busy with work and haven't had a chance and won't until the weekend ....
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I will post an update this weekend, thanks all for the ideas. |
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bubbles, line, return, sump |
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