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adamsfour · 11-02-2008, 09:39 AM

I have tried all of the recommendation posted, I have talked with RSM and nothing seems to fix the problem. Very Bad design. I find it interesting that the only problems by far you see posted deals with this issue. You would think RSM would do something to fix it (if there is a fix). One recommendation I saw which I am trying now is to rotate the black foam so it only covers part of the channel. The theory being is it will absorb some of the gunk but allow the water to flow. The other recommendation was to cut channels into the black foam so as some water flows more freely. Time will tell if it works.

Another recommendation I have seen but not tried is to extend the power heads tubes so they sit lower in the chamber. Has anyone had any success?

11-02-2008, 09:39 AM	#2 (permalink)
adamsfour Tubeworm Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 36 View Gallery Karma Komment	Re: Microbubbles in your RSM? Check here! I have tried all of the recommendation posted, I have talked with RSM and nothing seems to fix the problem. Very Bad design. I find it interesting that the only problems by far you see posted deals with this issue. You would think RSM would do something to fix it (if there is a fix). One recommendation I saw which I am trying now is to rotate the black foam so it only covers part of the channel. The theory being is it will absorb some of the gunk but allow the water to flow. The other recommendation was to cut channels into the black foam so as some water flows more freely. Time will tell if it works. Another recommendation I have seen but not tried is to extend the power heads tubes so they sit lower in the chamber. Has anyone had any success?