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Correct! Once it’s skimming, set the water height where’s it’s just inside the neck and let it go a couple days and see what happens.. if it’s too wet then lower it tad! If it’s not building a foam head then raise it a tad.I watched that video and didn’t realize that having the valve set to minimum was choking it I believe and forcing a micro bubble storm out of the body of the skimmer. Thomas suggested setting it to max when breaking in. Immediately after cranking it open 95 percent of the bubbles dissipated.
I still have a bit of micro bubbles in my system I’m not totally sure why. I think I have my drain tubes too deep into the splash box or don’t have my overflow tuned perfectly. I’m not sure but I suspect by choking my skimmer I was inhibiting the break in. I assume it’s probably just better to let a new skimmer on a new system just boil over?