MAG DRIVE RUSTING SCREWS <>FAX TO HERE <<

[DEEPWATER]

Mag Drive Rusting Screws <>fax To Here <<

ok guys ,,i spoke to mag drive ,they are willing to look at this prob ,,oh boy ,,you think ,,,anyway here is the info ,,


fax # 631 234 4778 ,,ATT VAL ,put your name ,address,and tele # they will send you a shipping label to return the pumps for inspection ,

phone # 631 234 5261

 

[samksy]

wow, nice, they'll probably offer you a replacement too. All mag user out there should definetly check out the pump for rust.

 

[Deanos]

Thanks! I sent a fax.

 

[ShaunW]

I've been trying to contact that company for a month, they refuse to return my calls.

SOB!!

 

[ShaunW]

Ronen, do you have her telephone number? or email address.

 

[SlamaJama]

thxs deep for the info...but my mag is in use...wth am i to do if i send it...

 

[ShaunW]

MR UNIT, PLEASE GET MY BACK on this thread I started on RC!!

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=5850272#post5850272

 

[maxpower2112]

I got you Shaun
Don

 

[ShaunW]

Thank Don!!

GUYS, anybody that needs the screws that didn't get them from the fragswap from me, PM your address and I will mail them to you!

 

[DRZL]

Thank Don!!

GUYS, anybody that needs the screws that didn't get them from the fragswap from me, PM your address and I will mail them to you!

Sending PM, thanks you are the man!

 

[DEEPWATER]

thxs deep for the info...but my mag is in use...wth am i to do if i send it...

well ,,hate to say it ,,,but buy another for now ,

 

[DEEPWATER]

Also Beware of plastic screws ,they are good but when over thightening the plasic will break inside the mag drive ,so be careful when thightening the screws guys ,

 

[DEEPWATER]

Ronen, do you have her telephone number? or email address.

phone # 631 234 5261

 

[ShaunW]

Thanks.

 

[Deanos]

Good news I hope. I received a UPS Ground label from Danner Mfg. to send my Mag 7 in for "corrosion inspection". I guess I'll hold on to the nylon screws I got from Shaun until Danner completes its "warranty service". Thanks again Ronen.

Dean

 

[jhale]

Shaun I posted in your RC thread.

check out this one in the SPS section, I referenced your problem there last week.

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=683142&perpage=25&pagenumber=1

 

[ShaunW]

I was hoping to let that thread die.

Damn, I totally regret even starting that thread.

 

[DEEPWATER]

Good news I hope. I received a UPS Ground label from Danner Mfg. to send my Mag 7 in for "corrosion inspection". I guess I'll hold on to the nylon screws I got from Shaun until Danner completes its "warranty service". Thanks again Ronen.

Dean

anytime deanos ,,if i can help ,i will ,,
hope everyone else is have luck with returning the pump,,

 

[jhale]

I was hoping to let that thread die.

Damn, I totally regret even starting that thread.

opp's too late, i thought you wanted some help.

I asked everyone with rusty mag screws on RC to come over and comment in your thread.

why do you regret it?
stand up for your convictions! screw the know it all's !! :yeah: :arg:

 

[ShaunW]

Jonathan, I could have used your help a week ago, but now I just don't have the energy to argue with the know-it-alls, nor teach them chemistry, biology and biochemistry. I just put out the warning, so that I could/may help someone in the future who may have the same problem. I didn't want to get into a debate.

If you read the thread, they believe that iron will not affect SPS growth and survival. Iron toxicity is a know fact in SPS, i.e. they are much more sensitive to it than other corals. Additionally, iron comes in many forms, but the people posting on RC don't seem to know or recognize this, so they spout that Rowa, iron dosing supplements, etc, contain iron and SPS aren't dying there. But there is chelated iron, bound iron and free iron (ferrious and ferric forms). One is much more deadly to life than the other.

People that use the example of rusting ships that have corals growing on them in the ocean to say that rust in an aquarium is OK are not worth arguing with. They fail to take in to account the trillions of gallons of water passing by to dilute any toxic effects of iron toxicity to the corals. In our aquariums with at most hundreds of gallons of water the concentration of any heavy metals leaching into the water will be higher and have a more toxic effect than in the ocean.