I guess it’s time to call the pros. That was my next move if the airdrome didn’t fix my problem

Been working ever since

Here’s the Amazon link Supplying Demand W10903220... www.amazon.com/dp/B083C6VLG8?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

@@Joricano Wow, that was fast! Thank you so much. Great video!

@@Joricano You might want to place the link in the video description.

Any updates on this?

@@bethsytsma8359 Being on a well, the specific issue I had was at the inlet of the cold water (where the cold water hose screws into the machine to provide water). The screen/orifice was clogged BIG TIME and the machine essentially sensed there was not enough water being supplied. I replaced that contraption (has both cold and hot inlets with some solenoids on top) and BOOM problem solved. I think it was $40 us on Amazon.

@@theonlygrizz thank you, I appreciate it! I'll check that out as well.

No problem. Hopefully it helped

The plant that’s attached to the wood is buce

thanks@@Joricano

Glad it helped!

I moved them to a different tank. I have a video of them being moved to a golden back neo colony.

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@@Joricano Thank you 😊 I just got some Yellow King Kong Caridina and Crystal Red... They're in my Neo tank ... What Temperature would you recommend?

@@hiarahkimusic3282 so my tanks are in an unheated basement. During the winter the temperature is around 57F-60F. In the summer it can go as high as low 80F. They don’t breed in the winter but spring is like a shrimplet explosion

The air dome was my last try. Then i was gonna call the pros if that didn’t work.

Bad ccu board the. The big gray one on the top right under the panel

I replaced the sensor and hose and it didn’t fix the issue. What fixed the issue was when i replaced the air dome trap

You probably just need to get a good grip of the grinding head then turn it to the left/counter clockwise

@@Joricano it’s no use- it’s totally stuck. I think something is out if alignment and it’s not setting properly. When it grinds the beans it sounds like something is not seated properly and I don’t see a way to take it apart

That’s what did first. Cleaned the filter. Checked the hoses.. hopefully it fixes your issue

Thanks for the reply , so my filter wasn’t clogged up so now I am going to try what you replaced lol hopefully that is my problem and not a bad pump

The air dome trap was my last resort. I was gonna call a service guy after if it didn’t fix it.

Maybe your pump is going bad

​@@WestBuilt323can you take some of the hoses apart on 1 side and blow air through them.. ?

I changed the pressure sensor but it didn’t fix the issue. Then i changed the air dome trap and hose and that fixed the issue. I don’t think i needed to change the hose but it was cheap so i did. The part number of the air dome trap is in the comments below

Awesome! I’m glad it worked out.

t’s called air dome trap. Amazon link below Supplying Demand W10903220... www.amazon.com/dp/B083C6VLG8?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

It’s called air dome trap. Amazon link below Supplying Demand W10903220... www.amazon.com/dp/B083C6VLG8?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

You’re Welcome..hope this fixes your washer

Yes I only had two wires to the old thermostat. When using Google Nest, you’ll need a constant 24VDC power. So that DC power is the additional wire

It’s fine if it’s from one of my tanks to another. But if it’s a shrimp I bought from someone else, I wouldn’t want that water the shrimp came in mixing with my tank.

Just add maybe 5% at a time

I’m glad it helped

You can.

@@Joricano thx

I replaced them after about 7 months. They were heavy to lift when cleaning the sump. I used Cermedia Bio Blocks instead. I used to change the water twice a week on that tank.

@@Joricano Thanks!

The water parameters in this tank is GH 9 KH 4 PH 7 something Temp is dependent on season. During the winter it’s as low as 55F and in summer it go as high as 82F

@@Joricano how did ur crystal shrimps get adapted to GH 9 parameters? Thats amazing!!

@@BULLIER8 i slowly acclimated them. I put them in a container and added small amounts of water from the new tank. After about 24 hours I put them in the neo tank.

I just acclimated them slowly. Also my tap water is very soft. It’s almost like bottled water

@@Joricano thanks for your reply!! Would this work with any species?

@@MM-ip9zb for shrimps yes.

My caridina in ph 7.8, tap water. Inert substrate.

It is connected at the moment to the boiler with the connection I showed. It’s been online for about 4 weeks now. The thermostat gets the power from the Y because it doesn’t care where the 24V come from. Meaning with this video it’s getting power from the Y and C(blue wire/neutral ). As long as the neutral is in the common(blue terminal) you won’t fry your boiler controller. But you have to understand basic electricity. The only reason i made this video was because all the videos shown in KZbin about missing a C wire actually had a C wire but was just not wired. I’m not trying to sell something or monetize my channel.

@@Joricano This method worked

@@TheGeo10 glad to hear.

Correct..24VAC transformer is required if your furnace only has two wires like mine. The transformer will provide constant power to the Nest.

I mean it will work with batteries only, but it will keep going to sleep to save power. If you add a transformer(assuming you don’t have the C wire, you’ll be able to use it’s full functionality.

So I wasted my time watching this video.

@@bubba8085 how was it wasted? I showed how to wire Google nest. What were you expecting, magic?

I did..here i’m using marine pure bio blocks instead

@@Joricano OK. Great looking tank!

No I switched to bio blocks

@@Joricano does it stops working?

@@vergundar i didn’t notice but it was heavy and made it hard for my sump maintenance

@@Joricano thank you! Hope you & you fishes are doing well!

Your opinion is right.

@@rockfella27 why do you think that it is important ?

C Mooner I really didn’t see any measurable nitrate reduction. Plus they were heavy to lift when doing maintenance with the sump. I ended up using MarinePur bio filter media block. Supposed to do similar things(anoxic filtration). But much lighter and easier during maintenance

@@Joricano interesting, others claim near zero/low nitrates with near zero WC’s on Discus tanks. What average nitrate readings did you have with BCB’s and did you ever able stretch out your WC’s? Thanks.

C Mooner i did twice a week water for my discus tank. Sometimes once a week depending on work. It wasn’t because of the BCB baskets, more because I doubled the amount of bio media in my sump. Nitrates were always around 10 ppm which is excellent since i fed my fish raw ground beef heart. But even after I changed to MarinePur nitrate levels were the same. Which is why I didn’t see any huge beneficial difference. The only benefit i saw was that it was cheap and fun to make

If I was using the BCB for a Koi pond, I would’ve probably kept it since I wouldn’t have to move it for maintenance.

underdog1117 talk about what? If you have a question ask

I used the red because of the iron content

@@Joricano yea intuitively I figured red would have more iron but I think dr Novak said It should be fine but idk why I risked it. Hopefully adding iron fertilizer will help

@@Joricano You can search for and find a chemical analysis available on fluorite types. Regular actually has the most iron.

MC Grindah I didn’t realize they were off. Let me see what happened. Thanks for letting me know

@@Joricano No problemo