Why is my whisper filter making noise?
Why is my whisper filter making noise?
What should I do? This is often a problem with the impeller. Make sure the magnet and the white blades are connected as one piece. If they are separated, you will need a new impeller.
How do I fix my whisper filter?
Slide the magnetic impeller assembly off the metal shaft and place both the impeller and the metal shaft in white vinegar. The metal shaft and magnetic impeller assembly should be soaked side-by-side. Do this for two hours and then rinse them in warm water. You can now put the magnetic impeller assembly back together.
How often should you change a whisper filter?
Tetra Whisper Filter Cartridges help keep your tank water sparkling clean. These ready to use cartridges help you stick to changing your filter cartridges every two weeks.
Why is my Tetra filter making noise?
Most of the time the filter is not the culprit when it comes to aquarium noise. Generally the problem is with the air pump, but sometimes the filter itself can cause excessive noise if it is not running properly. Anything inside the filter can get dirty or damaged or be out of place, resulting in more noise than usual.
Why is my fish tank filter rattling?
The filter needs to be unplugged and all the filters need to be taken out. If the filter is making a rattling noise, disassemble it and make sure all of the components are in place. The impeller won’t function properly if it isn’t secured in its slot.
Why is my filter over flowing?
Check if the filter is blocked and needs to be cleaned. If the sponges/media in the filter have become too clogged this will reduce the water being passed through the unit, causing the water to flow out of the top, rather than through the outlet.
How long does a fish tank filter cartridge last?
The cartridge should be changed at least once a month. Or when you see a noticeable decrease in water flow.
Why is my filter bubbling?
An aquarium filter may cause unnecessary bubbles if it is dirty. A dirty filter is one that has a lot of protein buildup, including plant matter, uneaten food remnants, fish waste, etc. Water that is high in such protein causes air to stick together and forms multiple bubbles when it comes out of the filtration system.
