Tunze 9012 DC question

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I just received my comline 9012 DC skimmer and set it up to surface skim but I don’t see that it’s skimming much of anything. I have it in a 75 gallon Aqueon which has a rim. what I read Is I’m probably not having the proper water height so the skimmer is submerged too far but it would clear the rim of the tank. I can’t lower the water height because than my canister filter won’t function properly. I saw Tunze sells magnets, extender's and spacers but they’re in my opinion are ridiculously priced plus I’m not sure if they’re sold as a set 2 inner magnets and 2 outer magnets or just 1 set. If anyone knows the answer that would be fantastic or if anyone knows a workaround that’ll be even better because I can justify paying another $90 dollars for magnets when the skimmer was already expensive at $430 plus tax

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Bring your question in the Tunze forum. Roger (rvitko) will help you. He works for Tunze.

I used this skimmer for 2 years and mine was deeper in the water. I had 2 extra magnets so I used those and it worked fine.
 
Bring your question in the Tunze forum. Roger (rvitko) will help you. He works for Tunze.

I used this skimmer for 2 years and mine was deeper in the water. I had 2 extra magnets so I used those and it worked fine.
Yeah I saw the magnets but I’m not sure which ones I need. is there a way to move this over to the Tunze thread?
 
Yeah I saw the magnets but I’m not sure which ones I need. is there a way to move this over to the Tunze thread?
Just send a mesaage to Roger.
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Did you get an answer to fixing your skimmer? In the same situation with my rimmed tank
Yes I bought the longer silicone spacers which did the job for my 75 gallon Aqueon
 

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