#Orion Split (Spliced)

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working on a thing

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Me with Dr. Fuse

He’s my OC now sorry (I am not sorry. You can pry him from my cold dead hands.)

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The reference numbers below are used throughout this manual. Some models have split Wheel Tubes and Brushes to allow one or both sides to turn independently depending on model. Some models with split Wheel Tubes and Handle Floats may have a Directional Guidance Clutch built into their Wheel Tubes. Floating Handle 2.

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Old style Power supply cables are equipped with little floats. New cables have instead of floats, a buoyant foam jacket.

The wire often breaks somewhere between the handle and the motor and is repairable by cutting at the handle and stripping back the insulation and crimping new terminal connectors to the ends. This will shorten the cable by about 1 foot.

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Old style Power supply cables are equipped with little floats. New cables have instead of floats, a buoyant foam jacket.

The wire often breaks somewhere between the handle and the motor and is repairable by cutting at the handle and stripping back the insulation and crimping new terminal connectors to the ends. This will shorten the cable by about 1 foot.

A continuity tester found on most multimeters, will locate the broken wire.

Sometimes water in the terminal well corrodes the connectors/wires on both power cord and pump causing all four wires to break. Check the pump wires while replacing the cord.

WHITE is the short wire connecting to the first terminal post. BROWN wire connects closest to the pump motor.

TOOLS: Philips and slotted screwdrivers. Small socket or nut driver set.

As repairs go, this can be very easy or a pain.

Remove the cable clamps from the handle and body. Turn the machine upside down, remove the filter bag and filter screen.

Locate the terminal cover and remove the screw. You may have to pry the cover out of the putty.

Scrape the putty from the terminals with the slotted screwdriver. SAVE THE PUTTY. It is electrical putty.

Use a nut driver to remove the terminal nuts.

Attach string or flexible wire to the round connectors on the cable, pull the cable out of the housing and remove the string/wire.

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Reattach the string/wire to the new power cable and slowly pull the cable thru the body.

Reattach the cable connectors to the terminals, tighten the nuts.

Repack the terminal well with the saved putty and screw down the terminal cover.

Install the filter screen, filter bag and re-clamp the cable to the handle and body.

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IF THE CABLE WON’T MOVE OR IT NEEDS FORCE…

loosen the 2 or 4 screws that anchor the motor. This will give enough wiggle space to move the cord out and in. DO NOT remove the screws unless you wish to remove the motor.

BONUS A visitor recommends splicing the plug end from a computer power cord, in his case a printer cable, to a robot cable with a plug in need of repair.

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In terms of efficiency, quality and overall performance the three types of automatic pool cleaners generally rank as follows:

1. Robotic 2. Pressure-side 3. Suction-side

Suction-side cleaners (i.e. Kreepy Krauly) usually have only a few moving parts, if that, and attach to the in-valve of the main filter through a suction-hose. They rely entirely on the main filter pump, which must be fairly strong and in good working order to create enough suction. While they operate the main filter loses much of its efficiency due to the suction drain the units create. They can cost as little as $150.00 up to over $500.00.

Pressure-side cleaners (i.e. Polaris 380) usually require the installation of a booster pump by a qualified electrician, and sometimes have an external filter bag to catch the largest debris. They force filtered water back into the pool under the added pressure of the booster pump, causing the debris that has settled on the floor, and to some degree the walls of the pool to become suspended in the water and drawn in and filtered by the main pump. A top-end Polaris with installed booster pump can cost over $900.00.

Both types of cleaners can only filter debris as small as the main filter will allow and require constant inspection and maintenance. They claim to 'brush' the pool, not with conventional brushes, but with other devices such as scrub pads, or bursts of water. Some just skim the surface. Others just vacuum the pool floor. A few do climb the walls, but with minimal efficiency. None have many of the features found on robotic cleaners, such as rotating scrubbing brushes, computer-guidance systems, internal pump and drive motors, internal filter systems and low voltage, economical operation.

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Robotic cleaners are fully independent, operate far more efficiently, ecumenically and do don't require any external hoses, suction lines or booster pumps. In place of these cumbersome, often messy connections is a thin, unobtrusive, floating cord.

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More things about the Spliced AU!! I think it’d be fun if we had some of the DTDF lab assistants in Orion’s lab. So now they have to deal with their boss having split himself into two different people, and now the two halves are being very annoying and making work difficult. Or at least one of them is, more than the other. The other ones just kind of a bummer to be around

Poor Marnie you sweet sweet girl 😭😭😭😭 Its especially bad for her consider her people-pleasing nature, so everyone else is like “Don’t listen to literally anything they tell you to do unless it sounds like something Dr. Orion would say” but then Marnie’s like “But… but he asked me to- I have to??????? I mean- he’s my boss so-“ and the others are like MARNIE. NO. and Marnies just like 🥲🫠

I think the more Manic half could keep the name Fuchsia, since I see him having more pinkish tones in his design. The other half…. Hmmmmmm…… Y’know what? Why don’t they split the original Doctors name amongst each other. You’ve got Fuchsia and you’ve got Orion. Dr. Fuchsia and Dr. Orion… oh I can’t imagine the confusion.

You’re talking about the original doctor and somebody’s like “Wait do you mean Dr. Orion? As in like…, the split one???” And you’re like “No.”. It doesn’t help that I think some of them would just call the original doctor Orion as a short-hand. They’d probably start calling the Mellow Split Dr. Orion 2 or Orion 2 until they can find a better name for him, or until he finds a name he likes.

I think Orion 2 is the more serious of the two when it comes to research on fusions and medical procedures. Meanwhile Fuchsia’s just like “Let’s get a little silly with it :3c”. He’s not allowed in the operating room.

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ANOTHER AU.

Welcome to the Spliced AU!! This time this one is not derivative of DTDF (shocker). I still will not be using “canon” Fuse for this though. This time we get a glimpse at good ol’ Dr. Orion, but not the one who did the heinous crimes in his past.

Hold on actually let me explain/lay out all of the Fuse’s

DTDF Fuse! Aka Fuchsia Orion. A classic. Your lovely murderous god-fused doctor!

Dr. Orion! DTDF Fuse but he stopped being the shittiest person alive and is constantly haunted by what he’s done. If he could do anything to reverse what he’s done, he would.

Swap!Fuse! Dr. Fuse, but his personality is swapped with Moro aka Ice Type Mikey. Was heavily abused/tortured by old colleagues for the sake of research. Has some mismatched limbs :)

Splintered Fuse! DTDF Fuse in hell forever and ever <333333

“Canon” Fuse. Dead.

In the Spliced AU, we see a Dr. Orion who is genuinely just trying to research Pokémon fusions in a healthy way and not trying to kill anyone/hasn’t killed anyone in his life. His personality is a mixture of the original Dr. Orion and Swap!Fuse. ANYWAYS!!!!

The AU!!!! Dr. Orion gets a little too curious about experimenting on himself, and wonders what would happen if he used a DNA splicer on himself despite him never experimenting with humans before. Lo and behold, this splits him into two different people, with two different physical bodies. One is a more manic, peppy Orion, the other is a more mellow, yet brooding Orion. I think he could be spliced into more people, but for now I want to keep it at 2.

This was very much inspired by the UT fansong Dr. Gaster a teehee :3c

Not sure what/how much I’ll do with this AU but I just wanted to throw the idea out there :)