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In certain cases you may find a spill point is not pouring as precisely as you would like. Watch this helpful video featuring the Cottonwood Creek fountain, on how to address such a problem using a lit bit of silicone…
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| This fountain comes with our innovative splash reduction system. If splash is a concern, simply drape the splash line over each spill point to dramatically reduce splash. | ||
 Here you can see the spill is creating a large amount of splash. |
 Simply place one end of the string rock in the top bowl and hang the other end off the bowl. |
 The water will now run down the string and greatly reduce amount splash. |
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You may now notice the fountain is a lot quieter than before. Note: when you reduce the amount of splash you also reduce the amount of sound. If you would like to increase the amount of sound while still reducing the amount of splash continue through the remaining steps. |
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 Trim the string so it hangs just over the water line. Remember you can always trim more later. |
 Keep in mind, the more you trim the more splash you will create. |
 It will take a little effort but we are confident you can find the perfect amount of sound without a large amount of splash. |
Having difficulty getting your fountain leveled just right?
This video demonstrates how to properly level a tiered fountain using a combination of methods including the use for “shims”, our innovative slip fit assembly, or by rotating the twist and lock connection ring. These techniques can be used to level ANY of our fountains that use these same assembly systems.
The recommended pump setting for the Nerissa fountain is 1/3. Here is a video showing you how to properly gage your water flow for best overall performance.
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Experiencing a problem with water flow? The most common source of water flow problems is kinked tubing, view this video to learn more.
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If you experience a problem with the water flow on a fountain with copper tubing you may need to clear debris that may have gathered either in the shipping and packaging process or through continued operation of the fountain. Watch this video for helpful information on clearing the copper tubing for optimal water flow.
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