steve wrote:Check the o-ring (might need lube) and hose seals. Check to see there are no cracks on the inlet pipes. After you prime it, let it sit a few minutes. Then after it is running, unplug and let it sit for a few more minutes. This applies to most canisters, not just the sunsun.
steve wrote:If the crack is under water, it's not the problem but you will want to replace it. Did you let unplug it like I described? Is the inlet too close to the outlet?
steve wrote:The crack will worsen, making the fitting loose. If it's loose, the intake cover is not as secure, and could cause a trapping issue. Either replacement parts or PVC, it should be an inexpensive fix.
steve wrote:Not sure how readily available SunSun parts are, you might want to go with PVC.
Try priming it, leaving it unplugged and rock the filter back and forth a little. Is the filter below the tank?
steve wrote:Is there too much slack with the hoses? Can you lower it?
Kansasslider wrote:Its a sun sun. They tend to leak air all over. I no longer recommend them. Sorry for your problems.
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