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Maintenance on Control Panel for an Aerobic Septic System

Carnes Enterprise - Septic System Specialist Posted on August 12, 2017 by Gay CarnesAugust 12, 2017

Aerobic Septic System Maintenance on a Control Panel

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Control Panel Problem – Aerobic Septic Tank

Carnes Enterprise - Septic System Specialist Posted on July 14, 2015 by Jim CarnesDecember 17, 2015

Recently, I had a question from a homeowner.  He wanted to know about the control panel on their aerobic septic tank.  He told me they had to replace it twice in 6 years, which cost them a lot of money. The question was why?
Answer.  Sewer systems have gasses that are harmful,  and along with the chlorine can destroy electrical parts. A house has vents on top with pee traps at the sinks and toilets, so if everything is working right, when you flush or turn the sink on, water and solids go to the septic, the gasses come back through the pipe and vents out the top of the house.

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Thanks for the question; glad we got it fixed.

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My Aerobic System Smells Septic

Carnes Enterprise - Septic System Specialist Posted on June 4, 2015 by Jim CarnesDecember 17, 2015

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My Aerobic System Smells Septic

Carnes Enterprise - Septic System Specialist Posted on March 28, 2015 by Jim CarnesJune 4, 2015

A new customer asked me a question recently, so I thought I would put the answer on this blog and the website.  This is certainly something to Blog about, and in the future, I’ll try to cover questions posed to me by customers.

Question: if my aerobic septic system smells septic, do I add chorine?
Answer: Probably won’t help, there are three situations that could be causing this.

  1. Air compressor is out or not putting enough air in system.
  2. The diffuser stones might be clogged.
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If you have a problem with your aerobic system, please call me and we can help. I would love to solve your aerobic septic system problem.

Thanks for the question.

Jim
Carnes Enterprise
210-884-0814

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