Use and Care Manual

PN 101953

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Aero-ALERT™ Alarm Kit

P/N: 100343, 101893, 101894

Function:

The Aero-ALERT™ alarm kit is designed to produce a visual and

audible signal when the Aero-Stream® product has an air output

of less than 1 PSI or a high water event with the optional high

water float switch. The product has a “mute” function to turn off

the alarm. The alarm will not function in the “mute” mode. In the

event of an alarm signal see the troubleshooting section below.

Service and Maintenance

The alarm is designed to produce the audible signal for at least 60

days and visual signal for at least 30 continuous days on the self

contained batteries. The batteries should be replaced annually. It

is suggested that they be replaced at the same time as your fire

detection smoke alarm in your home.

Directions

1. Install the air line/tee fitting in the output air line of the Aero-

Stream® unit. Clamp the air line with plastic clamp (figure 2).

2. Connect the 1/8” air line from the tee to the black barbed

fitting on the bottom of the Aero-ALERT™ (figure 3).

3. Push the Aero-ALERT™ post into the ground 3” - 5”. If the

earth is hard use a ¾” diameter wood or metal stake and a

hammer to make a 3” - 5” deep holes. Push the Aero-ALERT™

post into the formed hole. DO NOT HAMMER ON THE Aero-

ALERT™.

Troubleshooting

The light illuminates for two conditions, either a signal from the air

switch or a signal from the float switch. Follow the steps below to

determine the cause of the alarm.

Unplug the float from the alarm box. If the light goes out go to

step 4. If the light does not go out go to step 2 (figure 4).

Make sure the large air line connections are not leaking. If not

leaking go to step 3 (figure 2).

Make sure the small air line is tightly connected to the black

“tee” and the fitting on the bottom of the alarm box. If the

Alarm

To Tank

From

Tee

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Aero-ALERT™ Alarm Kit P/N: 100343, 101893, 101894 Function: The Aero-ALERT™ alarm kit is designed to produce a visual and audible signal when the Aero-Stream® product has an air output of less than 1 PSI or a high water event with the optional high water float switch. The product has a “mute” function to turn off the alarm. The alarm will not function in the “mute” mode. In the event of an alarm signal see the troubleshooting section below.
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connections are tight, pinch the large air line after the black “tee” (on the tank side of the tee) to deadhead the pump. The sound output of the pump will change. If the light goes out the air switch is o.k. and go to step 4. If the light does not go out call AeroStream®. 4. Plug the float into the alarm box. Open the septic tank cover. Make sure the float switch is hanging completely vertically in the tank. If not, using a stick, push the float downward until the cord and float are vertical.
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Options: High Water Alarm Float Directions 1. Remove the clean out cover on the septic tank and determine the depth of the water in the tank and record. 2. Back out the screws in the receiver sections (figure 10) and insert the mast sections into the receivers with the section containing the float clamp at the upper most position. Tighten the screws until the head of the screws bottom out on the receiver. 3.