Hi. This morning I noticed CO2 bubbling through my bubble counter, even though the CO2 wasn't meant to switch on until later in the day. I disconnected the CO2 solenoid from the power, waited a few minutes, and the CO2 is still bubbling through at the usual rate...
So, the solenoid is stuck in the open position.
It is a Red Sea solenoid and I have had it for about 18 months. It has been working perfectly until now.
I am hoping that there is some way that I can fix it, perhaps I can open it up and inspect the parts inside? Maybe something is just stuck?
Help!
Scott.
So, the solenoid is stuck in the open position.
It is a Red Sea solenoid and I have had it for about 18 months. It has been working perfectly until now.
I am hoping that there is some way that I can fix it, perhaps I can open it up and inspect the parts inside? Maybe something is just stuck?
Help!
Scott.