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XVII. Troubleshooting Guide
Pump runs continuously, or with only brief pauses - level of water in lower tank is
at or above "Minimum" level:
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Irrigation faucet is in use - normal condition. Hose pressure is provided by the
pump and pressure tank.
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Toilet leaking - check toilet fl apper valves. A leaking toilet will cause the pump to
run continuously.
•
Pump has lost it's prime – Reprime pump following priming instructions located on
page 10 of this manual.
Pump runs continuously, or with only brief pauses - water level in lower tank is
below "Minimum" level:
•
No fresh water supply - unplug pump to prevent damage to pump. Check fresh
water connections to the tank, and make sure that all the valves are open. If all
valves are open, and there is still no fresh water supply, let the water in your shower
or bath run until there is an adequate supply of water in the tank, and contact your
Brac service person.
•
Pump has lost it's prime – Reprime pump following priming instructions located on
page 10 of this manual.
Lower tank is full, and draining out of overfl ow pipe
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Greywater supply exceeds usage - normal condition. Confi rm by fl ushing toilets
several times, without running any showers, baths, or laundry, and observing that
the water level in the tank drops, and does not immediately rise again.
Lower tank is not fi lling with greywater when tub/shower is draining
•
Filter is clogged - check fi lter by carefully opening fi lter housing cap. Rinse fi lter
following recommended cleaning procedure then replace fi lter back into fi lter
housing. For extra fi lters call Brac Systems or your Brac service rep.
Toilet water emanates noxious odors
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Chlorination tablet expended - check and replace chlorination tablet. If chlorination
tablet is fi ne: Malfunction of chlorination recirculation system, call Brac Systems
or your Brac service rep.
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