septic tank issue

here in the dallas area we have weird septic systems...designed by baylor university.

the system has 3 tanks. first is a solids settling tank. liquor overflows into an aeration tank into which air is pumped from a pump on the surface.

water from this overflows into a holding tank into which is added bleach. when the water level reaches a certain level this is sprayed on the lawn (yes...this happens).

question is about the aerator pump. this is a 24/7 pump having a check valve with a sensor on the output.

right now the pump shuts down about every 4 hours. the system is microprocessor controlled. if i disconnect the power and reset the system the pump resets and all is fine...for about 4 hours.

any ideas?

problems don't get any better than this!

thanks all...

Reply to
wf3h
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what a interesting system........ you probably need to check with whoewver installed it

Reply to
hallerb

Isn't that a pretty standard aerobic system used in areas with poor soil drainage i.e. clay? Any septic service company in the area should be able to service it.

Reply to
Pete C.

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Sounds like it's might be tanked :-)

Reply to
Al Bundy

Pete's probably right. You could also check with Baylor who designed it but they'll probably refer you to an installer and we're back to Pete's comment. I guess I didn't need to post this. ;-)

Reply to
C & E

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