Apex emergency...

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I came home to find that my Apex was not connected to Fusion. I rebooted my router and then rebooted the Apex by turning the circuit breaker off and back on. My system comes on for 30 seconds or so and then goes dark (return pump/lights/powerheads are all off). The Apex controller is blank. The LED on the main module is green.

Any help in suggesting what I should try is greatly appreciated!!!
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Update: I've disconnected my return pump from the EB8 and plugged it directly into an electrical socket. So, my return pump is working and that greatly reduces the immediate emergency.
 
Update #2...My cooling fan is now running constantly, so heat should not be a problem either
 
I'm going to declare that the "Emergency" is over. With my return pump working and fan keeping everything cool, I'm no longer worried about the health my tank inhabitants. I'll figure out the Apex issue with Neptune support tomorrow.
 

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