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I don’t know much about that particular pump but if the lines are clear and the rollers are rotating a peristaltic pump will suck water from a long distance. They do not need priming. If the water isn’t flowing with the bucket test and the pump appears to be operating correctly, I would take the tubing out of the pump head and make sure it’s not totally flattened. Then reassemble and test again.I tried that last night. I'll do it again now
Looks like that gizmo with the white piece puts pressure on the tubing when it’s in use position. You mentioned putting water into the pump with your mouth. Are you able to suck water through or blow air through with the pump off? You shouldn’t be.
That’s what I was wondering. If there isn’t enough pressure squeezing the tubing as the rollers spin the pump won’t pump. Is that little screw knob just to right of that white piece adjustable?Did you try screwing the screw tighter. It might be to loose.
Probably what the issue is then!Yes it is and I had to tighten mine tighter than I thought to get it to work. So I was hoping that’s all you needed.
I figured out the feed pump needed to be higher than the reactor. Thanks for the feedbackI tried that last night. I'll do it again now

