Seachem Tidal 110 Replacement Impeller

The Seachem Tidal 110 Replacement Impeller is an essential spare part specifically designed for the Seachem Tidal 110 Filter. It plays a vital role in maintaining optimal water flow and ensuring the efficient operation of the filter, which helps sustain a healthy aquarium environment.

Specifications:

• Compatibility: Exclusively designed for the Seachem Tidal 110 Filter.
• Material: Made with high-quality plastic and a stainless steel shaft for enhanced durability and resistance to corrosion and wear.
• Dimensions: Precision-engineered to fit perfectly within the Tidal 110 Filter’s housing.
• Flow Rate Capacity: Supports the Tidal 110’s maximum flow rate of 2,000 L/h.
• Easy Installation: Designed for quick replacement without the need for specialized tools, allowing for simple and hassle-free maintenance.

How to Install:

1. Turn Off the Filter: Unplug the filter from the power source to ensure safety.
2. Remove the Filter Cover: Lift off the filter cover to gain access to the impeller chamber.
3. Extract the Filter Media: If needed, take out the filter media or basket to create more working space.
4. Locate the Impeller Housing: Identify the impeller chamber at the base of the filter’s motor.
5. Remove the Existing Impeller: Carefully pull out the old impeller from its housing. If it’s lodged, gently wiggle it loose.
6. Clean the Impeller Housing: Use a small brush or soft cloth to clear out any debris or buildup inside the chamber.
7. Insert the New Impeller: Place the replacement impeller into the housing, ensuring it is seated correctly and spins freely.
8. Reassemble the Filter: Replace the filter media or basket and securely reattach the cover.
9. Restart the Filter: Plug the filter back into the power source and monitor its operation to ensure that the new impeller is functioning smoothly with consistent water flow.

   Routine maintenance, including regular inspection and timely replacement of the impeller, is key to keeping your Tidal 110 Filter operating efficiently and maintaining a clean and healthy aquarium.