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Yeah exactly, now the wires are exposed. Isn't that dangerous?What part of it is broken? Just seeing the sleeve is ripped.
I'll go to a local electrician tomorrow, maybe he can fix it.... New skimmers cost around 300 and id rather not spend that money as I am planning on getting a bigger tankI would personally not put that back in my tank.
Time to look for a replacement pump.

thats what im going to ask the electrician to do^^You could cut and resolder or splice together. Use heat shrink to seal it up
That sounds nice XDMy boss charges $95 an hour for me to show up. Lol
You should be able to buy a replacement pump Nyos.
You could do that, I would most definitely not recommend it though, will need to use resin heat shrink and even then there is no guarantee that the cable will be sealed.You could cut and resolder or splice together. Use heat shrink to seal it up
yeah but if i let an electrician do it, it should be fine. or not?You could do that, I would most definitely not recommend it though, will need to use resin heat shrink and even then there is no guarantee that the cable will be sealed.
The sleeve is damaged under the water line, I would not recommend amateur repairs.
Bring it to a shop, I am an electrician but I would not fix it, I doubt most shops will either. My experience with submersible pumps is that sealing them is a pain in the rear. You could fix it with the appropriate shrink kit, but they are bulky.yeah but if i let an electrician do it, it should be fine. or not?
No. Explain to the electrician that the repair will be going underwater, in saltwater, in a tank that you regularly put your hands into. See if they still want the job.yeah but if i let an electrician do it, it should be fine. or not?
ok i willNo. Explain to the electrician that the repair will be going underwater, in saltwater, in a tank that you regularly put your hands into. See if they still want the job.
That said, look up the pump. You might be able to replace just that.
my local fish store only has those at the moment...I’d look at reef octopus or lifereef.
The delivery in switzerland is quite slow... some packages take multiple weeks....I’d look for a skimmer I thought was worth the money not what my LFS has in stock. You tank will be fine for a few days if you need to order a skimmer.
180 for a replacement pumpok i will
The replacement pump is 180$...

