Urgent: Apex Feed Cycle A automatically turning on

[DavidJTawil]

My apex seems to be triggering the feed cycle A every 45 seconds automatically. Does anyone have any advice on how to fix this?

Please see video below:

Any and all guidance is greatly appreciated.

 

[dangles]

My apex seems to be triggering the feed cycle A every 45 seconds automatically. Does anyone have any advice on how to fix this?

Please see video below:

Any and all guidance is greatly appreciated.

Your video isn’t showing up for me.

I don’t have any technical advice, but I’d suggest hitting up the Neptune Systems community forum. There are a couple of users who are extremely knowledgable and helpful over there.

https://forum.neptunesystems.com/forum.php

 

[DavidJTawil]

Your video isn’t showing up for me.

I don’t have any technical advice, but I’d suggest hitting up the Neptune Systems community forum. There are a couple of users who are extremely knowledgable and helpful over there.

https://forum.neptunesystems.com/forum.php

Please see the YouTube link below:

 

[dangles]

Please see the YouTube link below:

Weird. It’s either a glitch/bug, or there’s something triggering that feed mode - which I am not aware is possible. So I’m leaning toward a bug.

What do you have assigned to it?

Until you get it figured out, set Feed A to 1 second, and remove any references to Feed A in your other programming.

 

[dangles]

Did you try rebooting the Apex?

 

[DavidJTawil]

Yes I tried rebooting the apex and i removed all references to feed A.

 

[dangles]

Yes I tried rebooting the apex and i removed all references to feed A.

Ok. I’m not sure what else to try besides cross posting this thread over on the Neptune community forum.

 

[DavidJTawil]

Thanks for the advice. I'll post it there now.

 

[GK3]

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Are you cancelling it or is it cancelling by itself?

 

[DavidJTawil]

Are you cancelling it or is it cancelling by itself?

I canceled it manually.

 

[RussM Verified Sponsor]

Do you have a COR? The right button on the COR driver will activate or deactivate FeedA. If that button is depressed continuously, it will do what you describe... constant cycling of FeedA. Check that something is not pressing against the button.

If this is not the case, then try disconnecting the COR driver from Aquabus (if a COR20) or 1LINK (if a COR15) for a few minutes to see if the FeedA cycling stops. It's unlikely, but possible that a problem with the internal button switch or other part of the driver could cause this.

 

[DavidJTawil]

Bingo!!

I have three Cor20 pumps and the one connected to my mixing station was the problem.

I have the controller mounted on the side of the mixing station. I filled up the mixing tanks today and it appears the polypropylene lost some of its rigidity and was expanding outwards enough to depress the buttons on the COR.

Thank you very much!!