Apex dos help needed

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i used one of the dos head for pulling water from the CR but it will just stop dosing as when it like

any way to fix this ?

Fallback OFF
If Time 00:01 to 11:59 Then CRX
If Time 12:00 to 23:59 Then CRX
If pHtank > 8.30 Then OFF

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Oh! I know this one because I recently had the same problem.

The DOS will run for 8 minutes max, then take 22 minutes off. This prevents motor burnout.

I recently discussed this with APEX Support over the phone.

(It might be 7 and 23 minutes, but either way, it takes a bunch of time off in 30 min cycles)

Fusion is kind of dumb because it will never tell you if you are asking it to pull too much fluid in a certain time, you have to figure that out yourself.
 
but here is the problem that it completely stop dosing until i move it to the on position and back to the auto
 
but here is the problem that it completely stop dosing until i move it to the on position and back to the auto
Oh, I just re-read your post and I completely misread what you posted the first time, that is my bad.

@DarthSimon should get you fixed right up!
 
So I have never honestly ran an Apex DOS this fast. I use a calcium reactor that is fed with a 1/4 Manifold outlet. I run my drip rate almost fully open, and control thru PH in CaRx. I do remember watching this Video from ThaBiz Reefer when looking at Parastolic pumps Kamoer Ect... and feeding the CaRx.


Terrance from Neptune Systems also ran a DOS with his CaRx.
 
Yes Terence is using it but that does not change the fact that it stop as and when it pike
 

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