What parts are needed to get this pump up and running, tubing, sandstone, filtration, etc.? Is it 110?.
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Tubing and then connect to bubbler or bubble toy like a ship. The pump is meant to provide air to your tank via tubing connected to an air stone. You can even split with a plastic splitter to use for two things like an air stone and a ship. Yes..it's 110.
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Most obvious thing: check the circuit breaker. It is probably not the same one that runs the pump. If you are not familiar with electrical troubleshooting, get professional help. Otherwise, make sure that the heater is getting electricity. If not, get professional help. Otherwise, shut the power off and check for continuity of each component. I'd start with the heating elements. Use your phone and take a picture of the wires on the elements. Remove the wires from the elements and test with an ohmmeter (if available). Each should read about 10 ohms. If either element is open, it will need to be replaced. Replace the wires. Next check the thermostat. Take a picture and remove the wires. Assuming the water temperature is low, the thermostat should be closed and your ohmmeter reading near zero. If it's open, it will need to be replaced. Replace the wires. Next, check the high temperature cut off. Take a picture and remove the wires. Like the thermostat, it should be closed. If it's open, it will need to be replaced. Replace the wires. If it still doesn't work, get professional help. Hope this helps, ..j
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Go to Steinbeckeltron.com and then select the unit you desire. There will be all the info you need. Normal heating would include standard water flow from well pump or water service from town/ city. About 2 _ 4 gpm
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Extra bottles and the valves. Everything else is not necessary. It come with all the basic parts. Great pump!!!
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The pump specifications are here: http://www.hella.com/microsite-electronics/116.html
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You should return the package to Amazon for incomplete packaging, parts are missing. I received my product with 2 plugs, the pump and the chart as well as an instruction sheet. Return the entire product and request a new one. When you return it indicate parts are missing.
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Yes it does. Got mine hooked up to 220 for the filter pump and booster pump. Wired it myself with no problems.
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110 volt and the lamp and it's quartz sleeve are included. I have used these for 15 years - having to replace the lamp and ballast from time to time - in two outside ponds. They do a great job keeping a healthy system and although I have no experience with salt water I believe they should work well for that application.
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The pump will run on either 110V or 220V, depending on the way you wire it. The manual shows precisely how to connect the electrical wiring to the pump, for either voltage service you desire.
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Part Number 2088-594-154 that I purchased runs on 110 volt AC standard household current. They also make a similar pump that runs on 12 volt DC current.
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Make sure the pump motor is set to your electrical service voltage. It will be 220v or 110v. The pump comes set up for 220 and needs to be changed to 110 via a selector switch located under the motor end cap. I'm guessing that is not the problem since you've had it operating for a year. Also, check on hair tangled into the impeller. If it is connected to a GFI breaker the breaker may be failing. I personally had that happen to me. The pump and motor otherwise seem quite bullet proof. I hope this info leads you to a solution. The odd noise seems a bit troubling and a piece of plastic pipe or cardboard tube to the ear may locate the noise. Bad bearing on the pump shaft end of the motor? Make sure the pump motor is set to your electrical service voltage. It will be 220v or 110v. The pump comes set up for 220 and needs to be changed to 110 via a selector switch located under the motor end cap. I'm guessing that is not the problem since you've had it operating for a year. Also, check on hair tangled into the impeller. If it is connected to a GFI breaker the breaker may be failing. I personally had that happen to me. The pump and motor otherwise seem quite bullet proof. I hope this info leads you to a solution. The odd noise seems a bit troubling and a piece of plastic pipe or... » Read More Make sure the pump motor is set to your electrical service voltage. It will be 220v or 110v. The pump comes set up for 220 and needs to be changed to 110 via a selector switch located under the motor end cap. I'm guessing that is not the problem since you've had it operating for a year. Also, check on hair tangled into the impeller. If it is connected to a GFI breaker the breaker may be failing. I personally had that happen to me. The pump and motor otherwise seem quite bullet proof. I hope this info leads you to a solution. The odd noise seems a bit troubling and a piece of plastic pipe or cardboard tube to the ear may locate the noise. Bad bearing on the pump shaft end of the motor? « Show Less
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The pump comes with all the mechanical connections. The only major component you have to supply is the 3/4 or 1 inch hose from source to pump and from pump to quick connect fitting. You will need hose clamps and stainless mounting hardware. I mounted in a piece of marine grade plywood, which I would recommend as a men's of absorbing vibration. You will need a hole saw for the quick connect fitting as well as silicone to seal the fitting once installed. You will need 10 gauge wire and watertight wire connectors as well as zip ties and an inline fuse. This is a great do-it-yourself Kit, but not recommended if you don't have at least a little experience with this type of work.
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pump and all hoses and clamps are included!The only thing I bought was the intex pool pump and chlorine/chemicals.
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This unit operates on 110. The outputs are 110 which control the pumps etc.
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household 110. However, this only worked for a couple months and the pump quit working. It was not worth the price.
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Jay, I have kept the pump in storage so i cannot see it now. But I am in Asia and I need 220v also. So I plugged the pump into an AVR (automatic voltage regulator) that has 110v socket. The AVR normally cost here like $15.
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There is just 2 wires coming out of the pump. you will need to crimp a connector to it and your existing wiring. easy instructions are included. We have 23 in stock for same business day day shipping.