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Problem |
Possible Causes |
Corrective Action |
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Foul odor from tank/improper blower operation |
1. The blower is not turned on. |
1. Turn blower on. |
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2. In older belt driven units, belt may be broken or slipping. |
2. Replace or tighten belt |
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3. Blower switch is not in automatic. |
3. Place blower switch to automatic. |
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4. The timer switch, inside the control panel, is not in the center position. |
4. Place timer switch in center position. |
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5. Blower inlet filter has not been replaced. |
5. If filter is dirty, it must be replaced. |
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Unit is backed up / does not discharge |
1. Circuit breaker may be tripped. |
1. Reset breaker. |
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2. Pump switch is not in ‘auto' position. |
2. Place pump switch in ‘auto' position. |
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3. Pump isolation valve is shut. |
3. Open pump isolation valve. |
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4. Discharge check valve is stuck. |
4. Un-stick or replace check valve. |
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5. Pump switch or pump itself is bad. |
5. Replace either switch or pump. |
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6. Unit is filled with sludge. |
6. Pump out and restart unit. |
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Effluent water does not meet purity standards |
1. Blower switch is not in ‘automatic' position. |
1. Place switch in ‘automatic' position. |
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2. Chlorine concentration is too low. |
2. Clean chlorine tube and add chlorine tablets. |
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3. Biological organisms in tank have died due to use of unauthorized cleaning agents or anti-bacterial chemicals. |
3. Discontinue use of unauthorized chemicals and add 2 oz. of Formula 101 per 500 gallons. |
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4. Design capacity is being exceeded. |
4. Call your local Owens KLEEN TANK distributor, or the manufacturer, for proper sizing information. |
