@@JH-bf1bv it’s for the little air hose that goes to the switch for the low air alarm activation.

@@radiocjl could be you in a nyadic you would hear air because of how they are set up. you can see most of the pipes inside the tank they are not hidden. so if you can’t hear air or see it bubbling it’s probably disconnected where it comes into the tank or close to the aerator. you can call the office our family has installed nyadic for 25 years so we know just a little bit about them lol.

@@wholesalesepticsupply9801 Thanks for your comments! It seems the issue may be with the check valve as I knocked it a bit with a pole and got bubbling to resume. So, am thinking it's not the diffuser down at the end of the airline piping. We have an older M-6 Nyadic.

@@radiocjl Call our office we never put a check valve on ours. if it’s a diaphragm pump it’s not needed as it would never vacuum in. If you have a rotary vane unit it could possibly have one we never put one on with our nyadic units but doesn’t mean you don’t have one. Call the office monday i will help you.

@@iconoclad where do you buy the kit i’m guessing amazon.

@@wholesalesepticsupply9801 Ebay and Aliexpress. I haven't figured out yet which were faulty. I suspect some are made of inferiour materials.

@@JeffZiegler76 no you can’t they come in 3,6,and 12

@@Jack-Surreal_Panes i would run 12g for 120 ft it also depends on what was ran from the main breaker box to to control panel.

@@wholesalesepticsupply9801 I got 25' of Gear It SJOOW 12/3 power cable. Sturdy water proof durable wire. Running 14 THWN for 3 floats, that is what, well, THHN, now. Since the D elbow hole is almost directly at tank opening I an running all new wires to new box as well as using 1" 90s and a 45 to mount a waterproof box on riser wall. All connections watertight not. Currently is 14 wire and I see Romex. Since the D box was co stantly looded no wonder the floats were always messed up and fried my Norweco box. The only.reason my pump lasted was when I replaced it I used the waterproofing nuts with self fuse tape. so the pump and on off float could withstand being submerged for days. I have to blow out the 1" but unless a super flood all com.ections should wothstand a bit of flooding. I gotta say the air pump conversion is amazing. Got a whirlwind. I got a flat riser lid and it sits on top. added an elbow for spa tubing can drop straight down bit. OMG the smells almost disappeared when sprinklers go on. The old shafts can't compare plus if it floods the aerator will.still diffuse and not blow and tear up bearings. Been watching the float set ups and I may keep the float where it is but lower the override and set the alarm just before the inlet pipe. That should alert me that the water level is almost at the bio filter outlet. I am definitely taking that class to do own servicing and reporting to the county. I nearly.rebuilt an entire septic mechanically. Thanks for these videos. They really do help. Septic companies gotta eat too but 700 for wiring a new box, 30p for bio fter clean, 100 per float These cost can kill a person financially.

@@amandaarnold3486 sure you can call the office at wholesale and ask. you willl need to to ask for reuben and tell him I said it’s okay. he is also very knowledgeable about septic. it is difficult not being onsite to figure out things but we can usually narrow it down to a couple of things it will be.

@@wholesalesepticsupply9801 Thanks for the response! We have recently discovered that our WEEKLY cleaners were cleaning showers/toilets/bathtubs with chlorine bleach. About 5-8 cups worth of bleach each week. So our tank was getting 20-30 cups of bleach per month since March. We have since gotten our tank pumped (2 weeks ago), and were advised to add baking soda to the septic (which neutralizes the bleach) and are also adding weekly commercial septic bacteria compound to the tank. The cleaners did come once before we put two and two together. The company we purchased the commercial septic bacteria from said for 5-8cups of bleach could take 6-8 weeks to rebalance the tank, Right now we are just being patient and going 100% bleach free for the 6-8 weeks to see if we see (or smell) any improvements.

@@IronHorse2007 on a aerobic septic a pump discharges the water in most applications. You are cleaning it to remove solids not water. Aerobic systems are sometimes fiberglass so it’s important they have weight added to them so they don’t float out of the ground is one reason. also the alarm switch needs back pressure to engage the switch properly or the alarm will go off endlessly until that tank has water in it. since it is the second tank depending on how many people that could be days so we fill the aerobic unit so this doesn’t happen.

@wholesalesepticsupply9801 Thank you for explaining that.

@@acepokemontrainer1 that’s a great choice same pressure output at 80 lpm Fuji Macs have a 5 year warranty also.Medo was sold directly to pond dealers is why they are not as popular. Japanese koi food maker Hakari actually had them as their preferred aerator branded for them but never really did anything in the states with them. The Hiblow XP 80 is also a great choice.

@@Latest68 no

@@stevenwood7131 no if the float is up the. the pump will engage that’s what it is supposed to do. if the float is in the down position then the pump should not engage.

that’s why the cheap ones are fake and the pump won’t work.

where did you buy the kit if from amazon it was probably fake.

If it’s not on there no need to add it. We never put it back on if it come out there is no lose in pressure and it does affect anything.

means if the pump is running dry and gets hot or it gets hot it will shut down automatically. lot of variables depends on how high and how far it has to push the water 1/2 is a good all around unit.

Well the other videos don’t show what really happens with the seals and gaskets on the unit and all that really goes on when they have to be rebuilt. We said to ourselves it is kinda misleading because nothing on the unit comes off that easy on one that really needs a rebuild on it. So we did a real rebuild.

I would pump the system if it was that long. if it was a week or so i wouldn’t be concerned but that’s a long time.

It shouldn’t if the override is activated it should engage the pump.

It doesn’t hurt them they have a much higher head pressure. if it’s a true effluent application then a cast iron effluent pump can normally be specified and work just fine. We have one at 40ft of head it’s 40gpm that’s a lot of water even with every sink on shower, and laundry you wouldn’t out run it. The elevation is what matters most of the horizontal run doesn’t really come into play much because it’s doesn’t change the head pressure in a dramatic way unless it’s very large 2000 plus feet. Other things come into play also really pressure is only there if the pipes are full they shouldn’t be if it was properly done. Once at distribution gravity disperses the water if the field lines were done correctly the pump just gets it to that point.

depends on what part and how it gets to the tank. is it going to city sewer?? is it going into a tank from the house then a pump is needed to discharge into field lines. Need some more information if you call the office we can ask the pertinent information to zero on what you need.

Call our office ask for Reuben

If you mean the buzzer no they are connected by a relay normally so the light should also go off

That depends on application the Hiblow and the fuji mac are the best aerators on the market with the secoh a close second. The Hiblow XP-80 and Fuji Mac 80 are on equal footing we believe for longevity and performance so from 40,60,80 you should see very equal performance, and reliability. Both are great companies.

That depends on your county or state code.

500 gpd is not much the elevation is what you need to overcome. how dirty is the water if it’s clean a high head water well style pump is what we would recommend.

Thanks.

The chambers could be the cause. They are the primary reason fake rebuild kits don’t work is the air flow is disrupted from improper air flow balance. We won’t go into the full reason as to why it does that but the air flow is much less and the aerator will act up in weird ways. If you paid less than 45-55 dollars for the diaphragm then they are fake.

@@wholesalesepticsupply9801 oh I bought the diaphragms for $60 from you guys 😆. I talked to Ruben before hand. He was very helpful. Then I talked to a lady (can’t remember her name) she told me there was a diaphragm only kit as well so I just bought those. Just didn’t think the chambers were a consumable part.

Really depends on how many people are in the house. There are systems that are literally the same dimensions in the treatment area different brand names one uses a 80 one uses a 60. Two people in the house average water use i would say you will be fine. you could do a hiblow XP 80 also and it will do what the HP-80 does same output with less amps and ways than the HP-60. It uses a rare earth magnet so it doesn’t need the power required for an iron ferrite magnet.

@@wholesalesepticsupply9801 ok gotcha. I live alone,so yeah I might go with the 60. Thank you

@@joshmason7037 xp-60 has a longer warranty also 3 years. Either one is a great choice.

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