Bubble magus Curve help

I’ve got one of these but it’s got a different silencer bit on it. The actual silencer is not sealed so it made a racket no matter what. I disconnected the lower tube from the silencer and connected a longer inlet tube into my wall space (bypassing the silencer altogether). Total and utter silence now.
 
Its about 9"...the air is not adjustable...I added a valve but it made no difference
Sorry - wrong terminology. There is a water output adjustment pipe that controls the air/water mix. It's the pipe with the red top right next to the muffler.
 
Also, you do have an o-ring on the clear diffuser chamber that the red cap is snapped onto?
Yup...
Sorry - wrong terminology. There is a water output adjustment pipe that controls the air/water mix. It's the pipe with the red top right next to the muffler.
Thanks....I'm sending this back either way as it tripped the GFI when I plugged it in....can't chance it tripping it when I'm not home.
 
Not sure if you got this fixed yet but I had a similar issue and found that where the air intake tube attaches near the pump water intake was nearly plugged with salt.
 
Turn the Venturi perpendicular to the skimmer. Don’t know the physics behind it but doing this seems to get the bubbles to move or something. Made mine considerably quieter. Not dead silent though.
 

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