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Well move air would mean less water pumped by the pump which would lower to water level in the skimmer. So that may help.

Have you tried raising it so you can actually control it with the valve.

Agree with above. I would take it apart again and rinse/wipe it with rodi to get all the salt off otherwise you are sure to have issues in the future. Good luck!!

I have a wp40 that is well over 2 years old and two rw series that are over a year and all work like brand new.

Good luck! Hope everything works out. Is there a rug or carpet underneath the stand that you can't get to?

Nope but just use normal flexible air tubing.

The ebay link above is for version 2 and fixed the issues.

And the bubble magus is better built if you have the money, I did not. The jebao has been good to me

Cheaper here and this store has great customer service. JEBAO DP-4 VERSION 2 AUTO DOSING PUMP - SALTWATER AQUARIUM REEF - 4 CHANNEL | eBay

That's A LOT of gfo at once. That much we easily kill coral if your corals were use to phosphates.

The aqua medic looks exactly like the jebao except the controller is slightly different. I think they just put their name on it. I have had the jebao 4 channel for over a year and has been flawless.

Look up zoapox. They seem to pop up it the fall for some reason. Any new zoas recently?

I use vinegar, MUCH cheaper haha

At least it wasn't alk!! Good luck.

What kind of corals are you keeping?

Not to sound rude but this is your issue not your light. A reef tank needs very staple parameters to be successful. When you get it tested all they test for is If it is in safe range not stable. Buy a Salifert alk kit and test often, stable alk is the most important thing for a reef tank.

Well results have just as much to do with water chemistry. What is your alk calcium mag and phosphate levels? Is your alk stable, that is very important.

With that led and that size tank I would aim for 150 points between the two channels for example 100 b 50 w or 75 b 75 w for 6-7 straight hours.

Well changing a lot is part of the problem. Corals can thrive in widely varying par but consistency is very important. What has worked for me with leds is a short ramp up of a hour or 2, the same intensity for 6-7 hours then fast ramp back down.

What settings do you currently have it set to, how long is it on a day and what issues are you having?