Name: BIO-MICROBICS MicroFAST 0.5
Brand: BIO-MICROBICS
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Service Manual18 pages

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shannonsmithAug 3, 2025
What to do if the alarm is activated in my BIO-MICROBICS MicroFAST 0.5 Water System?
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  browndavidAug 3, 2025
  If the alarm is activated (sounding) in your BIO-MICROBICS Water System, it could be due to several reasons. One possible cause is a tripped breaker. In this case, try turning the blower switch ON. If the breaker trips after a few seconds (2-3), an electrician needs to check the blower wiring. If the breaker trips immediately, an electrician must investigate. Finally, the blower itself might be seized, requiring you to replace the blower and call your service provider.
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thomas83Aug 7, 2025
Why does my BIO-MICROBICS MicroFAST 0.5 Water System smell like rotten eggs?
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  brentdicksonAug 7, 2025
  If your BIO-MICROBICS Water System is emitting a rotten egg smell, several factors could be responsible. It could be a mechanical failure or an air line break, in that case check if the blower is running. Another cause might be improper splash in the reaction chamber, indicating a broken air line. Also, consider these potential solutions: * Decrease settling tank volume, which can be achieved with a pumping system. * Relocate the vent to a location where prevailing winds will catch the odor. * Place a carbon filter on the end of the vent pipe, ensuring it creates less than 0.1 psi of back pressure. * Create a bio-filter vent by placing a well-perforated vent line in a trench with shredded bark mulch; contact your local installer for assistance.
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Zachary PerezAug 11, 2025
What to do if waste is backing up from the BIO-MICROBICS MicroFAST 0.5 Water System tank?
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  Katherine WhiteAug 11, 2025
  If waste is backing up from the tank of your BIO-MICROBICS Water System, it could be due to a blockage in the pipe network. Check all piping for blockages, including interior tank piping and effluent piping. Alternatively, there may be a mechanical failure of the ancillary pumping system, in which case you should have a qualified person check the pumping system for mechanical and/or electrical failures. It's also possible that the pump's level controls are improperly set, have failed, or the pump is delivering too much volume per dose; have your service provider check/adjust the equipment.