Fluval ProVac Powered Aquarium Gravel Cleaner - Fluval

It is recommended to clean your aquarium gravel every 1-2 weeks, depending on the number of fish and the bioload in your tank.

Rinse the filter pad under clean tap water after each use. Replace the filter pad when it becomes worn or damaged.

Yes, it is suitable for various types of aquarium gravel. However, very fine sand may be pulled up with the waste.

Yes, but be careful around plants. Use a lower speed setting, and be mindful of the cleaning head's position to avoid uprooting plants.

Always unplug the unit before handling it. The ProVac is designed for underwater use, but avoid submerging the power cord.

The Fluval ProVac typically comes with a manufacturer's warranty. Refer to the product packaging or your receipt for warranty details.

Use the pause feature on the ProVac to safely release trapped gravel without interrupting the cleaning flow. Alternatively, you can reduce the suction speed.

Check the power connection and ensure the unit is properly plugged in. Verify the outlet is functioning.

Check the filter pad for clogging and clean or replace it. Ensure the cleaning head is fully submerged in the water.

Use the pause feature to release trapped gravel. Adjust the speed setting to reduce suction power.

Check the unit's power connection. If the issue persists, contact customer support.