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BioBarrier
®
Service Manual
FOR USE WITH
NSF/A
NSI Std. 40 Class I / Std. 350 Class R
BioBarrier
®
0.5, 1.0,1.5, 0.5-N, 1.0-N, and 1.5-N
NSF/ANSI Std. 245
BioBarri
er
®
0.5-N, 1.0-N, and 1.5-N
BioBarrier Service Manual © 2016 BioMicrobics, Inc. Revised April 2016.
BioBarrier is registered trademarks owned by BioMicrobics, Inc.
Other trademarks used are registered by their respective owners.

Questions and Answers

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    eric31Aug 15, 2025
    Why is the alarm activated (sounding) on my BIOMICROBICS Water System?
    • R
      Robert WagnerAug 15, 2025
      If the alarm is activated on your BIOMICROBICS Water System, several factors could be the cause. It might be due to the blower not running, in which case you should check and verify the wiring. A bad fuse could also be the culprit, requiring a fuse replacement. Alternatively, the minimum amp set point might be too high, so lowering it below the operation amp draw could solve the issue. Conversely, if the maximum amp set point is too low, increase it above the operation amp draw. Finally, the blower might be overheating and drawing more amps, in which case you should check if the vent(s) or airline is blocked or undersized, or check the water level inside the tank and the intake air filter.
  • M
    Maria AndersonAug 18, 2025
    Why does my BIOMICROBICS Water System smell like septic?
    • N
      newtonryanAug 18, 2025
      If you notice a septic odor from your BIOMICROBICS Water System, first ensure the blower is operating correctly. If not, refer to troubleshooting steps for when the blower is not running. Also, verify proper aeration in the reaction chamber; if aeration is insufficient, check for a broken air line and repair it. You may also create a remote vent by placing a well perforated vent line in a trench with shredded bark mulch; contact a local installer for assistance.
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    fletcherelizabethAug 21, 2025
    What to do if mixing pump/blower amp draw is higher than the maximum set point in BIOMICROBICS Water System?
    • M
      moralesjamesAug 21, 2025
      If the mixing pump or blower amp draw is higher than the maximum set point on your BIOMICROBICS Water System, it could be due to the maximum amp set point being too low; increase the set point above the operation amp draw. Another possible cause is the blower overheating and drawing more amps. In this case, check if the vent(s) or airline is blocked or undersized, inspect the water level inside the tank, and examine the intake air filter.
  • B
    benjaminmillerAug 25, 2025
    What to do if the discharge pump amp draw is below the minimum set point in BIOMICROBICS Water System?
    • K
      Kelly SwansonAug 25, 2025
      If the discharge pump amp draw is below the minimum set point on your BIOMICROBICS Water System, first check and verify the wiring, as the pump may not be running. Also, check for a bad fuse and replace it if necessary. Another potential cause is the minimum amp set point being too high; if this is the case, lower the set point below the operation amp draw.
  • J
    johnsonjulieAug 28, 2025
    What to do if mixing pump /blower amp draw is below the minimum set point on BIOMICROBICS Water System?
    • T
      Tyler RobertsAug 28, 2025
      If the mixing pump or blower amp draw is below the minimum set point on your BIOMICROBICS Water System, it could be due to several reasons. The blower might not be running, so check and verify the wiring. A bad fuse could also be the problem, requiring a fuse replacement. Additionally, the minimum amp set point might be too high, so lower the set point below the operation amp draw. If mixing is not used, disable the mixing apparatus.
  • J
    Jeffrey McdanielAug 31, 2025
    What to do if discharge amp draw is higher than the maximum set point in BIOMICROBICS Water System?
    • A
      Alan BarreraAug 31, 2025
      If the discharge amp draw is higher than the maximum set point on your BIOMICROBICS Water System, it could be because the maximum amp set point is too low; increase the set point above the operation amp draw. Additionally, the pump might be overheating and drawing more amps, so check if the pump is seized.
  • D
    Debra JohnsonSep 4, 2025
    Why does the blower run backward on my BIOMICROBICS Water System?
    • D
      David GillSep 4, 2025
      If the blower runs backward in your BIOMICROBICS Water System, and it's a 3-Phase system, the power connection may have been wired incorrectly, or the power is out of phase. To fix this, switch any two 'hot legs' at the panel or blower after turning OFF the power. Note that only a qualified electrician can perform this work. If it's a Single Phase system that was wired incorrectly, switch the two wires after turning OFF the power, and again, only a qualified electrician should do this work. After rewiring, drying the blower's internal parts may be necessary.
  • B
    Bryan BeckSep 7, 2025
    What causes a high water alarm in my BIOMICROBICS Water System?
    • J
      James StewartSep 7, 2025
      If a high water alarm occurs with your BIOMICROBICS Water System, it could be due to a high water level inside the tank, requiring you to investigate the system. Alternatively, the float may be stuck or in an incorrect location; relocate the float according to the drawing.
  • M
    Mr. Isaiah MaySep 10, 2025
    What does blower thermal alarm mean for BIOMICROBICS Water System?
    • C
      Christopher HarrisonSep 10, 2025
      If you are experiencing a Blower Thermal alarm with your BIOMICROBICS Water System, it means the blower overheated and stopped. You should investigate the blower to determine the cause of the overheating.

Summary

GENERAL INFORMATION

Contact and Delivery Information

Provides contact details and delivery inspection guidance for the BioBarrier system.

THE BIOBARRIER SYSTEM

System Overview and Components

Describes the BioBarrier system's core technology and its main components.

NORMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS

Sensory Indicators of Normal Operation

Details expected sound, odor, and visual characteristics during normal operation.

OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

Control Panel and Automatic Mode

Explains control panel usage and the system's automatic operating mode.

Filtration Mode (FILT) Details

Describes the active filtration state, component operations, and displayed information.

SYSTEM MODES AND OPERATIONAL STATES

Long Term Relaxation Period (LTRP)

Explains the system's REST MODE during LTRP and blower timer feature.

Manual Mode Operation

Guides on entering and operating the system in manual mode.

CERTIFICATIONS AND SAMPLING

Effluent Sample Collection Protocol

Provides recommended procedures for collecting effluent samples for regulatory purposes.

REGULAR MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

Maintenance Area Checks

Covers checks for blower, control panel, reaction chamber, water quality, and membrane cleaning.

CHEMICAL CLEANING PROCEDURES

Clean In Place (CIP) Procedure

Step-by-step guide for the Clean In Place procedure for membrane modules.

Intense Oxidative Cleaning

Detailed steps for intense oxidative cleaning of membrane modules.

SPECIALIZED CLEANING AND SERVICING

Citric Acid Cleaning Procedure

Steps for performing the citric acid cleaning procedure on membrane modules.

Tank Pumping and Solids Wasting

Guidance on determining solids wasting needs and pumping out the tank.

COMPREHENSIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST

System Performance and Component Checks

Covers checks for traffic, panel readings, blower, alarms, vents, screens, water quality, and other components.

SYSTEM USE AND CARE GUIDELINES

Prohibited Drain Discharges

Lists items that should not be put down the drain to protect the system.

Operational Best Practices

Covers record keeping, maintenance, water usage, and leaky fixture management.

Chemical and Product Impact

Advises on chemical impacts from softeners, food, cleaners, personal products, and medicines.

Seasonal and Intermittent Use

Procedures for managing the system during periods of non-use or intermittent operation.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Alarm Activation (Sounding)

Troubleshooting steps for various alarm conditions based on display readings.

Blower Operation Issues

Diagnoses and resolves issues with blower direction, noise, and water ingress.

Effluent and Odor Problems

Addresses issues with dirty effluent, no water production, and septic odors.

CONTROL PANEL & FLOAT REPLACEMENT

Safety and Installation Precautions

Highlights safety, float installation, and wiring connections for the control panel.

ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS

110 V and 220 V Wiring Configurations

Displays electrical wiring diagrams for 110V and 220V single-phase systems.

BLOWER REPLACEMENT

Installation and Connection Procedures

Guides on blower installation, piping, wiring, and safety precautions.

RECORD KEEPING AND SERVICE POLICY

System Information and Service Agreement

Fields for system details and information on the NSF certified systems service policy.

BIOMICROBICS BioBarrier Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBIOMICROBICS
ModelBioBarrier
CategoryWater System
LanguageEnglish

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