FAQs
In most cases, the reason that it's not pumping will be a problem with the power supply, a blocked filter, or a faulty impeller.
How do I know if my top fin heater is working? ›
Gently put your hand next to the heater (underwater) and feel if any warmth is coming off it. Look at the heater underwater and see if any swirly lines (convection currents,) are being formed around the heating element. If they are, it's working as it should.
How to set the temperature on a top fin heater? ›
You should be able to rotate the button or knob if yours is an adjustable heater. But, you may need to replace the entire unit for one that is set to the desired temperature if you have a non-adjustable version. Best water temperature range for popular fish species: Cichlids(78-82° F)
How do I fix my filter not working? ›
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Should Top Fin filter be open or closed? ›
The filter can be used either way, depending on the needs of your tank. If closed, this filter will pull from the bottom of the tank only.
How come my heater is not working? ›
If your furnace is not turning on you should first check if the filter is clean. Dirty filters cause insufficient airflow and can prevent the furnace from starting. Other reasons it won't start can stem from improper thermostat settings, forgetting to turn on the gas line, or faulty pilot light.
What temperature should a fish tank be? ›
A good range is 76° to 80°F (25° to 27°C). A few species need to be kept several degrees warmer, and some species require temperatures a few degrees cooler. A thermometer is vital. A stick-on type enables you to check the temperature whenever you look at the aquarium.
How do you check if the heater is working? ›
What to Check First If Your Heater Isn't Working
- Check the Furnace Power Switch. Some furnaces have an on/off switch that is frustratingly easy to switch off by mistake. ...
- Look at Your Fuse Box That Powers Your Heater. ...
- Check the Batteries in Your Thermostat. ...
- Replace the Air Filters. ...
- Notice Any Odors. ...
- Heater Isn't Working?
What number should the heater be on? ›
Energy.gov suggests that 68 degrees is a good room temperature while you're awake at home but recommends lowering it while you're asleep or away. Lowering your thermostat 7-10 degrees for eight hours a day can reduce your annual heating expenses by as much as 10 percent.
What is the best heater setting? ›
If someone is at home in the daytime, 72° F (22° C) is a good start, but aim for 68° F (20° C). If everyone is away from home in the daytime or you're asleep at night, we feel 66° F (19° C) to 62° F (17° C) is best.
As a general rule, the recommended heater temperature at night is between 60 and 67 degrees Fahrenheit. A thermostat setting of around 65 degrees is actually better for your health.
Why is my smart heater not connecting to wifi? ›
Make sure your smart device is on the right frequency
Due to frequency compatibility issues, smart appliances often struggle to connect to home Wi-Fi networks. Most Wi-Fi routers offer 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, but the majority of smart home devices only connect to the 2.4 GHz band.
How do I connect my wifi thermostat to WIFI? ›
Sign in to the Wi-Fi network
- Press the thermostat ring to bring up the Quick View menu.
- Select Settings .
- Turn the ring and Select Network.
- Select the new Wi-Fi network name and enter the new password. It may take a few moments for your network to appear.
How do I connect to my work WIFI? ›
- Select the Network icon on the taskbar. ...
- Choose the Wi-Fi network you want, then select Connect.
- Type the network password, and then select Next.
- Choose Yes or No, depending on the type of network you're connecting to and if you want your PC to be discoverable by other PCs and devices on the network.
Why is my fish filter not filtering? ›
The most likely cause is that the air pipes of the filter are disconnected or blocked or the air pump has broken down (See Q1). Once the pipes are cleared or reconnected or the pump has been repaired or replaced - the filter will work again and the tank will clear.
Why is my filter not filtering water? ›
One common cause is filter blockages, which can occur when minerals accumulate on the filter elements, hindering the flow of water. Additionally, improper priming and assembly of the filter elements can also contribute to slow filtration.
How long can fish survive without a filter? ›
Filtration: In most instances your aquarium can survive many days without filtration as long as oxygenation (and perhaps temperature control) is provided. In order to reduce any ill-effects caused by reduced filtration, reduce or stop entirely the feeding of your fish. Most fish can survive many days without food.