"Ghost"-alarm on Neptune Apex

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Hi Reefers,

After removing a flow sensor from my system, I keep receiving a "low flow" alarm (from previous programming). Below is a copy of my "base_email" programming:

How do I make this go away? :-)

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Set OFF
Fallback ON
If LEAK_1 CLOSED Then ON
If LEAK_2 CLOSED Then ON
If LEAK_3 CLOSED Then ON
If LEAK_4 CLOSED Then ON
If LEAK_5 CLOSED Then ON
If Tmp > 27.2 Then ON
If pH > 8.50 Then ON
If ORP > 440 Then ON
If Output RETURN_PUMP = OFF Then ON
If Output SKIMMER Watts < 1 Then ON
If ATO_HI CLOSED Then ON
If RO_HI CLOSED Then ON
If RO_HH CLOSED Then ON
If Error ATK_PMUP Then ON
If SUMP > 22.0 Then ON
If FL_UV < 350 Then ON
If ALK > 11.00 Then ON
If RO_LVL < 35.0 Then ON
Defer 010:00 Then OFF
 
Hi Reefers,

After removing a flow sensor from my system, I keep receiving a "low flow" alarm (from previous programming). Below is a copy of my "base_email" programming:

How do I make this go away? :)

1701072119097.png


1701072062797.png


Set OFF
Fallback ON
If LEAK_1 CLOSED Then ON
If LEAK_2 CLOSED Then ON
If LEAK_3 CLOSED Then ON
If LEAK_4 CLOSED Then ON
If LEAK_5 CLOSED Then ON
If Tmp > 27.2 Then ON
If pH > 8.50 Then ON
If ORP > 440 Then ON
If Output RETURN_PUMP = OFF Then ON
If Output SKIMMER Watts < 1 Then ON
If ATO_HI CLOSED Then ON
If RO_HI CLOSED Then ON
If RO_HH CLOSED Then ON
If Error ATK_PMUP Then ON
If SUMP > 22.0 Then ON
If FL_UV < 350 Then ON
If ALK > 11.00 Then ON
If RO_LVL < 35.0 Then ON
Defer 010:00 Then OFF
Have you tried turning it off then back on (i.e. the whole system)
 
Additionally, any programming behind your return pump? Did you try turning the alarm slider from 'auto' to 'off' then back to 'auto'
 
Additionally, any programming behind your return pump? Did you try turning the alarm slider from 'auto' to 'off' then back to 'auto'
That I did try with no luck! :-) When i turn to off, the alarm goes away allright.

Only this programming behind my return pump:

Fallback ON
Set ON
If LEAK_1 CLOSED Then OFF
 
The EBB is basically the thing you plug the cords into
So the EB632? The energy bar? :relieved-face: Got four of those plugged in; none of which has had anything to do with the flow meter (was plugged in to a FMM module).

Will give them a hard restart tomorrow one by one (terrifying!)
 
That I did try with no luck! :) When i turn to off, the alarm goes away allright.

Only this programming behind my return pump:

Fallback ON
Set ON
If LEAK_1 CLOSED Then OFF
Either there has to be that line of code 'somewhere' or there is another problem with the unit IMHO. When I was using an Apex, I did not have a good experience with the alarms (and it was not my programming).
 
Either there has to be that line of code 'somewhere' or there is another problem with the unit
At this point, it might very well be a ticket for an expert! I am just about to give up; I have checked the coding for absolutely every outlet i have whether EB632, 12v, 24v - the lot!
 
Did you have any luck resolving this? I'm having the exact same issue.
 

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