What causes an alarm to go off in an aeration tank?

If the aerator seems to be operating normally, then the most likely cause of the alarm is high water level. This is not an overnight emergency, however we suggest getting the system up and running within 1-2 weeks of failure. Check to see if the water level is high in the aeration tank and/or pump tank.

What should I do if my tank alarm is not working?

Check to see if there is power to the unit. Remove the battery if one is installed. Push the “Test” button. If the red light comes on and the horn sounds then the alarm has power. There may be problems with the green LED. Return the alarm to the factory. Note: The “Test” button tests the functionality of the alarm, not the whole system.

What does it mean when your septic tank alarm goes off?

If the red light goes out, the system is working properly. It just needed to catch up with the additional water that was introduced into the system. If the red light is still on after 10-15 hours, contact your septic company for service. An alarm signal does not mean sewage is about to back up into the house.

What’s the best way to silence a nuisance alarm?

To silence a nuisance alarm, press and hold the Test/Silence button on your unit. This will quiet the horn so you can find what caused the alarm. If you’re not able to find the button, read our guide for more help: Use the Silence Button on Smoke or CO Alarms.

How can I silence the alarm on my septic tank?

Locate the alarm, if you don’t know where it is read above to find some common locations for septic tank alarms. If your alarm has an audible alarm, it should have a silence button or switch on the alarm. You can hit this button to silence the alarm.

What does it mean when a septic alarm goes off?

The green light means the alarm has power. The red light means the alarm is getting a signal from the pump tank that the water level is getting higher than it should be. Next, check the septic breaker to make sure the septic system has power.