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Hi guys, was wondering if you could shed any light on my filter.

I'm just in the process of setting up my tank and the treated water is in, about 70ltrs, in a 3ft tank,

my filter is the Interpet Internal Powerfilter PF4 which is for up to 127ltrs.
there's no water coming out the top of the filter which is what I assume it's supposed to do and it's very noisy.

it's been running about 10 minutes now and nothing has happened.

Anyone know what's up with it?
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Sounds like the impeller isn't submerged. Make sure the entire filter is filled with water.
 
That was it, I figured it out just after posting and now I look like an eejit.

I think my filter is to big, looks like I'll have to downsize It's so noisy!

oof!
 
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