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This regülatör quality u like ?

Thank you👍

Video too fast to understand.

The music is too loud and generally there is no need of it. You are doing good job presenting something and I was here for the product not for the music.

I was wondering if the bt commander 1 will work with the a601. Thanks for the video.

where can i find connector part?

This gives me a greater appreciation of why it makes sense to fork over the cash and buy it new

Great job

Hi vert Nice job! And no screw as i can see !?

Bravo , cosi si fa una dimostrazione del prodotto 👍🏻😊🙏

IT'S FIXABLE! I realise that probably none of you guys have this regulator any more, but just in case someone who has it, sees this comment, i'll say this anyway. I just recently got one of these as well, although mine was branded DEM machinery. Seems to be the same thing, sold under several different brands. I wish i had gotten something else, but here we are. XD Anyway, mine lasted all of 5 days before it would no longer shut off the co2. However, i decided to look into it a bit further. Here's how to fix it. If you unscrew the nut on the bottom of the solenoid, that is holding the solenoid in place, and remove it, you will find a brass tube, that is held on by a plate, secured by 2 small philip head screws. Unscrew this plate, and you can remove the brass tube. With the plate removed, it's just sat in place, held by friction of a small o-ring, so carefully pull it out. Inside the tube sits the plunger, take that out. Now, you will more than likely see a bunch of dirt and/or oxidation. Clean all this away as best you can (i used a toothbrush and isopropyl alcohol), both in the cavety where the tube sits, inside the tube, and on the plunger and spring. Once everything is clean, lubricate the affected areas with some acid free hobby oil. Just a couple drops, to prevent further oxidation, so do not soak everything. Less is more. Also lubricate that small o-ring in the brass tube. Again, don't soak it, less is more. Then, just reassemble in the reverse order. Now you'll most likely find that the regulator works properly again. Test it by turning on the solenoid by plugging it in, and then open the needle valve till you can see bubbles coming in the bubble counter (don't put on any hoses yet). Then turn off the solenoid, and open the needle valve fully. If the working pressure drops, and the bubbles stop coming, then the solenoid is fully shut, and working properly. You can now hook the system back up to your tank. If bubbles keep coming even with the needle valve fully open, and the pressure doesn't drop, then the solenoid is not properly shut, and something is still wrong. This whole operation takes 10 minutes, it's very easy, and you'll have saved your regulator (and probably your fish as well).

I found the video by chance, and it is one of the best tutorials to make an Ada cabinet, maybe the title should be Making of the Cabinet Ada Project, because so look for it for a long time. Excellent work, thank you.

Was war das Problem

The valve is stuck, i have the same.

I have the same one unfortunately 😕 the same issue, it worked for a month then it decided it was going to kill my fish

very nice work !!

I wonder why you use commander 1 when A601 Plus already have a built-in bluetooth?

Beautiful aquarium ☺️ Thank you very much for sharing 😀 I’m fill with joyful vibes♩ Your videos nice 👍 So I subbed right now✨ I hope you’ll have a wonderful day 😊 Would you like to check out mine 🙏✨