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Following 2 years of good use, my Thermo 600 has been running all fine until last night where the heater decided to die [emoji24] 3 fish dead.. it could have been worst...

I swapped the prefilter foam by the first coarser and TBH no issue with the flow in my side

Definitely 350. I have a 200L and have the Thermo 600 and can tell you it's definitely not overkill

Great! I never used the pipes provided with this filter. I use glass skimmer and out Lilly pipe

Once fully activated, I always bend the main canister few times to remove the air from it

The way I do it after cleaning the filter: - Fill with water the prefilter cylinder up to 3/4 - put it back in the canister - press the big blue knob fully 5 to 10 times - switch on the pump - if the flow doesn't start, keep the pump on and press the blue knob fully few times until it start. -...

Did you use the big blue knob to activate the pump?

No you leave it in the plastic net. But TBH, this media is totally useless! Replace it by proper bio media. Such as neo media

Yours must be faulty, I'd ask the seller to exchange it

Forgot to say but I put my canister on sorbothane pads, I think it reduces the vibrations quite a lot

I mean surface skimmer (see photo) connected to the inflow of your Oase. Then it sucks air, going to the Oase which create noise in the canister.

If you're using a surface skimmer, check that it doesn't suck air from the surface. I had this issue in the past and had to change skimmer model for one with bigger bottom grid opening Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk

Got the first version, but Oase sent me the improved head. Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk

Salut Compatriote! :) I m surprised that you find the Oase noisy, my Thermo600 is very quiet, you have to be really close to hear it. The only time I can hear it is actually when there is some air trapped in it. In this case, just tilt it slightly front/back and left/right for few minutes to get...

Never seen a cover neither Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk

You hold the top blue (I think) ring and with a flat screwdriver you turn the screw at the top of the thermostat until you reach the current tank temperature Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk

You have to readjust the reading in the thermostat. It's explained in the filter instructions Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk

Where do you live? I might have a new spare head for sale

I'd say not really. Maybe if you contact oase they can send you this part

1 rack of stock foam at the bottom, then 4 racks of Aquario Neomedia Soft with 2 bags of purigen and finally last top rack work stock foam

On my Thermo 600, I'm cleaning the prefilter (foam 30ppi) every 2 weeks and the canister media (2 racks with foam & 4 racks with Aquario Neo Media Soft) every 3 months. Even after 3 months they're not super dirty.

Tbe upgraded head version I received completely solved the bubble issue for me. Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

It actually looks very well built and solid Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

yes it is. No issue with it so far Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

Yes there is a visible upgrade but I'd say wait for confirmation that this is fixing the issue. I also found out that you need to make sure this filter has enough inflow otherwise it sucks air. For example, I improved slightly my surface skimmer flow and it reduced a lot the amount of air...

I received yesterday the new upgraded Thermo 600 head. Currently testing it for few days/weeks before confirming improvement. Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

Apparently Oase didn't send me the modified head by mistake. More to follow... ;) Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

So, you guys got me impatient and I finally did the head swap this evening. I compared rigorously my current head filter and the new "modified" one received this week from Oase and couldn't spot any difference in terms of design. I emailed Oase to know more about this new modified head. I fitted...

Didn't look at it yet. I'll check tonight or this weekend. I'll let you know

I have the Thermo600 and have also had air issue quite a lot. The solution I have put in place which solve 90% of the issue is drill extra Holes in the prefilter tube, replace the prefilter sponge by the 30ppi and increase the bottom Holes size of my glass surface skimmer. Oase also sent me...

Ok, I did 3 things that seems to have resolved at 99% my canister air issue: - Remove the Pogostemon stellatus plant as it was losing too many small leaves which then got stuck into bottom grid skimmer. - Moved the surface skimmer further from dense plant area - Swap inline Co2 diffuser to...

Apparently it's working fine again. But I'll be back home tonight so will check straight away

I'm now out of the house for 4 days and I was lucky to have a neighbor checking on the tank as she discovered yesterday that my Oase Thermo 600 was full of air and running dry [emoji31] I don't know what to think and do now. [emoji31][emoji31]

I have the Thermo 600 and have also air in the filter which then goes out in the tank. However I think I know where my problem comes from. I have on the outflow a glass lily pipe and on the inflow a glass surface skimmer. The skimmer is located near plants and the bottom grid gets very often...

In my EA900 I have the Oase Thermo 600 and really happy about it so far. Didn't notice a flow issue but I also use a Jebao powerhead at the other side of the tank. I rarely remove the whole canister from the cabinet. To remove the prefilter, I just slightly tilt the canister to the outside of...

I use this skimmer: https://www.aquasabi.com/aquascaping/filtration/surface-skimmer/ista-glass-surface-skimmer-17-mm Since I moved to an inline Qanvee M2 Co2 diffuser, I notice a lot less air trapped in the filter. Regarding the media placement, I would recommend putting the plastic media at...

I have the 600 Thermo and indeed at regular times it shoots bubbles. I think this is due to the fact bubbles are going in the the skimmer inlet. Following media cleaning, and once the oase closed back and running I indeed tilt it few times on each side to evacuate the maximum of trapped air...

I should received my Quanvee M2 this week hopefully :)

Arrrgh, you're actually completely correct! I didn't think about this :( What about a leak sensor switching off the pump as soon as it detect water? Such as this one...

Not sure what you mean? If the inline CO2 diffuser is put on the return pipe and then the anti return valve further on it. If the anti return valve is working, the worst that could happen is a bit of water could come from the outflow pipe but then once the water will reach the bottom of the...

That actually scares me a lot! :( I just ordered an inline CO2 diffuser (not the same brand) and hope that will never happen to me. Is there a possibility to have an anti return valve (for ex 16mm) straight after the inline diffuser in order to stop the flow if the diffuser case break?