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I have this stanpipe I just put in my overflow and when I went and cut the power to test everything out a problem has arised, when the power comes back on the stanpipe does not drain fast enough and the water in the tank keeps climbing. If i don't pick the standpipe up out of the bulkhead the water just keeps clombing in the aquarium. any ideas on what might be wrong
 
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yeah its unrestricted it must be getting some kind of air lock after the power goes out but I don't know how to keep it from doing so, after you get it draining right it works fine, i'm just worried there will be a power outage and when it comes back on its going to overflow the tank
 
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I just cut some off and I think that did the trick It still fills up more than I want it to in the but then it breaks the air lock or something and starts to drain right. Thnaks for the tip
 
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