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BioBarrier
Service Manual
®
FOR USE WITH
NSF/ANSI Std. 40 Class I / Std. 350 Class R
0.5, 1.0,1.5, 0.5-N, 1.0-N, and 1.5-N
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BioBarrier
NSF/ANSI Std. 245
®
BioBarri er
0.5-N, 1.0-N, and 1.5-N
BioBarrier Service Manual © 2016 BioMicrobics, Inc. Revised April 2016.
BioBarrier is registered trademarks owned by BioMicrobics, Inc.
Other trademarks used are registered by their respective owners.
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- Page 1 0.5, 1.0,1.5, 0.5-N, 1.0-N, and 1.5-N ® BioBarrier NSF/ANSI Std. 245 ® BioBarri er 0.5-N, 1.0-N, and 1.5-N BioBarrier Service Manual © 2016 BioMicrobics, Inc. Revised April 2016. BioBarrier is registered trademarks owned by BioMicrobics, Inc. Other trademarks used are registered by their respective owners.
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Page 2: General Information
The BioBarrier® system has been tested under NSF Standard 350 Class R (Residential) and is required by applicable codes. The reuse tank shall be located after the BioBarrier system. -
Page 3: Operation And Maintenance
A reuse tank may be required if the after the BioBarrier® system. This tank shall also incorporate an overflow that allows excess reuse irrigation system requires it. The holding tank and plumbing system for reuse water shall meet all water to be dispersed in a locally approved soil dispersal system or released into a sanitary sewer applicable codes;... - Page 4 MANUAL MODE Manual mode allows the operator to manually run the BioBarrier’s components regardless of the float position. To get the system into MANUAL mode, Press button multiple times to reach MODE in the “Setting / Information” screen. To change the MODE press the right arrow...
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Page 5: Regular Maintenance Schedule
Check the “Setting/Information” screen on the panel for Alarm message and make sure screen is NOT AUDIO & VISUAL FUNCTION PANEL showing an alarm message. Remove cover from manhole over BioBarrier® system and check to be sure vigorous boiling is BEING AERATED REACTION occurring (unless system is in LTRP with SFR activated). -
Page 6: Maintenance Checklist
DETERMINE IF SOLIDS WASTING IS REQUIRED: The BioBarrier system operates under very high MLSS. The traditional “settleable solids” test may not provide accurate results for sludge wasting determination. If accurate MLSS concentration is not available, use the formula below to estimate... - Page 7 LEAKY FIXTURES Large quantities of water are added to your wastewater treatment system when you have leaking fixtures and can reduce the life of the BioBarrier® MBR. Timely detection and repair can help to maximize the life of your system).
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Page 8: Troubleshooting Guide
Check Connections - Inspect all connections under water between membrane module and the effluent line. Check Pump Operation – Replace filtrate pump if necessary Move blower above flood level Check blower rotation – see “Blower runs backwards” section above BioBarrier Move blower to location higher than the ® system... -
Page 9: Electrical Wiring Diagrams
3. Insure the float wires are run in separate conduit from any power wires. 4. Mount the BioBarrier control panel in a location that is accesible to a service party, meets all code requirements and prevents a voltage drop. The 110VAC panel requires a 15A breaker minimum. The 220VAC control requires a 20A breaker minimum. -
Page 10: Blower Replacement
3. Wire the blower to accept the proper voltage for your specific location according to the diagrams of each blower. Introducing harmful or damaging substances into the BioBarrier ® system may void the warranty. Blower for BioBarrier® 0.5 Blower for BioBarrier® 1.0 & 1. - Page 11 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 system’s operation or components, the service person will notify the owner in writing and detail when ®...
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I’m getting a alarm BL Therm For the bio barrier.5 Air pump is operating correctly. Any suggestions on how to correct Just getting this system operational, do the blower is just out of the box.
The BL Therm alarm on the BioBarrier system indicates that the blower is overheating and drawing more amps than the maximum set point.
To resolve this:
- Check if the blower vent(s) or airline is blocked or undersized.
- Check the water level inside the tank.
- Inspect and clean the intake air filter.
- If necessary, increase the Max Amp set point above the blower's operation amp draw.
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