Elite 220 internal thumb screws

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Hi, I’m looking for replacement skimmer body thumb screws for a RO elite 220 internal skimmer. I snapped a couple of the screw heads last time I cleaned my skimmer.
 
Hi, I’m looking for replacement skimmer body thumb screws for a RO elite 220 internal skimmer. I snapped a couple of the screw heads last time I cleaned my skimmer.

I’m sorry to hear that happened. Have you checked with CoralVue ([email protected])?
 
Nylon bolts and screws can be hard to find.
I have always found them at a real Hardware store, like ACE, or True Value.
They are normally in the grey tray section.
 
Hi, I’m looking for replacement skimmer body thumb screws for a RO elite 220 internal skimmer. I snapped a couple of the screw heads last time I cleaned my skimmer.

CoralVue distributes Reef Octopus in the USA and we usually have replacement parts for just about everything. If you haven't yet done so, please send an email to our tank tech team at [email protected]. Please updates us on the outcome. You're welcome to tell them Jeff sent ya!

I’m sorry to hear that happened. Have you checked with CoralVue ([email protected])?

Good looking out!
 
Thanks for the replies. I will check out my local hardware stores. If they have nothing I will contact coralvue.
 
Nylon bolts and screws can be hard to find.
I have always found them at a real Hardware store, like ACE, or True Value.
They are normally in the grey tray section.
McMaster-Carr has almost everything you need although it can be a little pricey
 
Coral vue might have the parts but the shipping rates last time I went to order something where ridiculous. So I didn’t order anything.
I as another poster pointed out use the nylon screws you can get through True value or Ace hardware.
 

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