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Sylvester Wuckert
Greater than one weekGreat replacement for my leaking valve on my 306. If you have to replace yours, I suggest ordering the o-ring for your filter at the same time. 2 birds 1 stone kind of thing.
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Debby
> 3 dayPerfect
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Geno Ocean
Greater than one weekWorks
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Karelle Keebler
> 3 dayArrived quickly. Push the valve assembly firmly into the seat and youll never have to worry about the locking lever breaking off. It will actually lock itself in place.
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Sabine M. Meadows
> 3 dayFluval is a great filter and this part was easy breezy to install.
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Christopher W.
Greater than one weekWorked great as it should
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laolao332
> 3 dayexcellent
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ForeverYoung
> 3 dayStopped the leak as soon as I put it on
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Christopher Lang
> 3 dayAfter a few years my 406 canister developed a leak right at the Aquastop valve, specifically at the flow control lever. I lost probably 5 gallons of water into my cabinet and carpet overnight before I discovered that the valve was leaking. Oddly, the valve only leaked when the flow lever was set to anything more than about 75% -- so I reduced the flow until I could get a replacement and the leak disappeared in the interim. The locking mechanism and flow control mechanism on the replacement feels tight. So far its working as expected and hasnt developed any leaks, but Im only a week into use. Its unfortunate that this valve seems to be a relatively common failure point for the Fluval canisters (as well as the impeller assembly). The replacement went in right in the place of the original, but took a bit of wiggling and fussing to get it to seat correctly the first time. One difference between the original and the replacement is the red compression nuts. My original were hex-shaped and could be (if you really wanted) gripped and tightened with a wrench. The replacement is knurled. Presumably this stops people from over tightening and snapping them.
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MEG
> 3 daydoes what the old one faile to do