COR PUMP CLEANING

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I'm getting ready to clean my COR-20 pumps for the first time and am afraid of messing them up. I know how to disassemble and reassemble them but it's the process of disconnecting them from Apex that worries me. How do I do it so the pump remembers all of its settings. Will I need to reconfigure the pump after I power everything back up?
 
Apex Fusion will remember. I have done it several times. Be careful unplugging the power brick. Turn pump off first. The bricks are fragile. I’ve had to replace several. It’s also a good idea to have a backup power brick.
 
Apex Fusion will remember. I have done it several times. Be careful unplugging the power brick. Turn pump off first. The bricks are fragile. I’ve had to replace several. It’s also a good idea to have a backup power brick.
Thanks. Are you talking about unplugging the pump from the brick, or the brick from the electrical outlet? Do I need to unplug both? Do I need to disconnect anything from the driver?
 

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