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DO'S AND DONT'S

Always secure all access covers in place so that people cannot enter the tank, control panel or blower without the use of proper tools. DO NOT use flame or spark

near a septic tank's access points. Gasses emanating from septic tanks can explode if ignited or deadly if inhaled.

Only qualified service persons should open any access port or cover on the system. Hazards such as electric shock and Infectious organisms exist in these areas.

Persons coming in contact with wastewater, must immediately wash and disinfect all exposed areas and contact your personal physician. Failure to do so could result in severe sickness or death.

BLOWER OPERATION

DO NOT turn off the blower for periods longer than 30 minutes.

Treatment quality and drain field life could be reduced. If the

DOWN SPOUTS

Anywhere water is collected, i.e. roof downspouts, pavement

runoff, or sump pump/house footing drains, the water should be

diverted away from the septic tank or drainfield.

TRAFFIC / LANDSCAPING

Do not drive over any portion of your system

(tank, piping, drain field) except for normal

yard traffic, i.e. lawn mowers, etc. Tanks (H-

20) can be made for under roadways,

driveways. If possible, deter traffic by using a

fence or create a landscaped area with

shallow root plants (ornamentals, bushes,

decorative grasses, and/or flowers). Don't plant trees near any

portion of your system (within 30').

NSF

CERTIFIED SYSTEMS SERVICE POLICY

All NSF (National Sanitation Foundation)/ANSI Standard 40 Class I / Standard 245 / Standard 350 Class R certified wastewater

treatment systems (BioBarrier

system's initial purchase price (two service calls per year). The NSF service calls ONLY cover NSF certified systems; other

components of the septic system are NOT covered.

If there are any deficiencies in the BioBarrier

detail when these deficiencies can be fixed.

The company listed on the blower housing or control panel label performs this service. During an NSF service call, the service

company shall inspect the blower for proper operation, visually inspect the system's effluent for clarity, clean the blower air filter and

assure proper function of the control panel. If these service calls are not performed on your NSF certified system, or not all of the items

are checked, please call Bio-Microbics at:

For continual service of NSF certified systems beyond the first two years, an extended service agreement is available through your local

Distributor or current service provider. This policy should provide the same services and may include any additional services that are

required by local regulation.

– in the yard

blower appears to be

functioning improperly,

reference the Trouble

Shooting guide in this

manual. If the property

is being vacated for an

extended period (> 3

weeks), see the section

of this manual titled

"Intermittent Use".

INTERNATIONAL

0.5, 0.5-N, 1.0, 1.0-N, 1.5, and 1.5-N) have an initial two-year service agreement included with the

system's operation or components, the service person will notify the owner in writing and

800-753-FAST(3278) or (913)422-0707

ALARM

The alarm may be silenced using the "RESET" button on the

panel's front. Service assistance may be obtained from the local

Bio-Microbics distributor or Bio-Microbics, Inc. Information

located on the control panel labels may be required to obtain

accurate assistance.

VENTS / INTAKES

Keep

the

BioBarrier

system's vent clear of debris

such as leaves and snow. Do

not allow the blower housing

louvers to become blocked

with any debris. Clean the

blower's inlet filter at least

annually.

STRUCTURES

Do not build patios, carports, or other structures over any part of

your septic system; as this may cause damage.

BIOSOLIDS (SLUDGE) REMOVAL

To determine when pump out is required; a maintenance

provider should measure the biosolids in the tank(s) on a regular

basis. Please see the service manual for specific procedures.