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Operating Instructions

A Cleaner Environment ~ For Your Families Sake

The Aerobic Systems design provides an efficient reliable service. Yet as with all on-site wastewater systems, it will require periodic maintenance. Your wastewater system will function correctly for many years with proper use and care by following the operating instructions listed below:
 1. Your on-site wastewater system should only receive typical domestic wastewater.
 2. Do not allow inorganic materials (plastics, condoms, cigarette butts, feminine napkins or tampons, etc.) to enter system.
 3. Do not flush disposable or cloth diapers down toilet. Only the diapers content may be placed in toilet and flushed.
 4. Do not pour cooking oil, grease, paint or chemicals down drains or toilets that can kill bacteria.
 5. Only small amounts of bleaches and cleaning detergents for washing clothes may be disposed of into the system. Wash loads should be spread out over the day to prevent peak overloading.
 6. The system will not operate to its maximum ability if volumetric overloading occurs, for instance leaking toilets, faucets or excessive water usage may cause discharge of untreated wastewater.
 7. Air conditioning or refrigerator/freezer condensate drains should not be allowed into the plant. They may enter at the pump tank or disposal field.
 8. Lint from screens of clothing dryers and washing machines should be disposed of in the trash.
 9. Use of a garbage disposal should be kept to a minimum. Undigested food is very slow to degrade. A trash tank should be installed on any system with a garbage disposal.
10. Proper use of this or any other on-site wastewater system depends upon the proper organic loading and the life to the microorganisms. The manufacturer is not responsible for in-field operation of the system, other than structural and mechanical workings of the system. Overloading and/or abuse of the system can only be corrected by the user.