Broken (?) skimmer

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Hi, I've been using this Deltec 600i for at least 6 months. Last Saturday I re-organized my sump, removed all the filter media, changed 100% sump water and even disassembled the skimmer for cleaning (done this before), etc. and the skimmer have been acting crazy since. It spilled for 4 days and there are bubbles leaking as shown below.
Please help
 
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Pls help
 

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It's too clean and has to be broken in again like when it was new. It will settle down soon. :)

*Unless when you rearranged the sump, you put the skimmer in a chamber where the water level is higher than before...
I'm afraid I might have broken something, but again, maybe it's way too clean because I just have the results of 0-0 for NO3 and PO4. The water level seems to be normal FYI.
 
I'm afraid I might have broken something, but again, maybe it's way too clean because I just have the results of 0-0 for NO3 and PO4. The water level seems to be normal FYI.
Again, it's just going through a new break-in period. Next time, only clean the skimmer cup and neck and you'll be fine.
However, if your nutritients are bottomed out, that's not good...
 
Again, it's just going through a new break-in period. Next time, only clean the skimmer cup and neck and you'll be fine.
However, if your nutritients are bottomed out, that's not good...
Yeah, I'm trying to feed more
 
Okay, seems like it's pretty normal acting this way. Thank you y'all!
 

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