Cleaning Nero 5 pumps

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my reefers,

Any clean there Nero 5 pumps? If you have then maybe you know what I’m talking about.

The controller under the tank is small but yet large to get into small crevasses.

This is how I have to clean my pump. I wish they had the disconnect for power after the controller.

It’s a hard time getting the controller across my sump and up my tank and then through a small screen whole just to clean the body of the pump. This is how I get around it ;)

I guess this will work lol. Anyone else have any ideas?

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Looks like this. Bryopsis

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I think it was designed assuming the controller is mounted on the outside of your cabinet. That’s why the controller is small and unclips from the mount to allow you to clean everything. I think most people prefer to not have to go into their cabinet to turn on feed mode. It’s a different approach than the vortech and other controllers that are enormous and almost have to go inside a cabinet.
 

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