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I'm finding out that I have an electrical problem at the house.
I belive I have weak, inconsistent electricity.
I plugged my return pump (Jeabo DCP 3500) in and it runs but...
I get error 04 often. Pump will shut down for a second or two, then start back up. It will do this many times until it finally just shuts down with error 04.
If I unplug it and plug it right back in, it comes right back to life but goes thorough the same cycle until it finally quits again.
I have plugged pump into several different outlets around the house and experience the same thing.
I have replaced the pump, transformer (power supply), and controller all to no avail.
I'm not sure what to do here. I'm a Dj in real life. I own 2 power conditioners to protect my dj equipment from dirty power.
I'm wondering if a power conditioner would help.
I know I need constant steady power.
And thoughts on this issue?
Great people, beautiful reefs, help and advice, education on reefing and so much more.
It's also a great place to document your journey in reefing.
I'm finding out that I have an electrical problem at the house.
I belive I have weak, inconsistent electricity.
I plugged my return pump (Jeabo DCP 3500) in and it runs but...
I get error 04 often. Pump will shut down for a second or two, then start back up. It will do this many times until it finally just shuts down with error 04.
If I unplug it and plug it right back in, it comes right back to life but goes thorough the same cycle until it finally quits again.
I have plugged pump into several different outlets around the house and experience the same thing.
I have replaced the pump, transformer (power supply), and controller all to no avail.
I'm not sure what to do here. I'm a Dj in real life. I own 2 power conditioners to protect my dj equipment from dirty power.
I'm wondering if a power conditioner would help.
I know I need constant steady power.
And thoughts on this issue?
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