I took my heater out cause it had a crack and it started sparking in my had so I threw it onto a bucket at this was the outcome
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DON'T BUY FLUVAL HEATERS THEY EXPLODE
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Did you unplug it and let it cool before THROWING it in a bucket.:banghead:
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It wasn't hot I was trying to but it was sparking and I threw it on the lid
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Fluval puts out pretty pretty good heaters..I know a couple local keepers that will only use their heaters. Unless the heater is titanium with auto shut off, always make sure is unplugged for at least thirty seconds
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I never unplug equipment when I mess in my tank/sump. but that doesn't mean its the right thing to do... BUT if I saw something had a fault/was broken/etc then I would definitely unplug it before I took it out, common sense really I would think. why are you surprised that something made of glass, that was already cracked, broke more when thrown onto something solid? I have the same heater barring maybe wattage, has served me well for over a year.
It was cracked and rusting inside I didn't think it worked at all until I saw it sparking in my hand
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