Page 26
UG_RGW_v1.12_EN
Pump runs continuously or with only brief
pauses.
With water level in lower tank is above “Mini-
mum” level.
1. Irrigation faucet is in use.
Normal condition. The hose pressure is provided by the
pump and pressure tank.
2. Toilet leaking.
Check toilet flapper valves. A leaking toilet will cause the
pump to run continuously.
3. Pump has lost it's prime.
Re-prime pump. (Refer to chapter 10.0 Priming and Start-
up)
Pump runs continuously or with only brief
pauses.
With water level in lower tank is below “Mini-
mum” level.
1. No fresh water supply
Unplug pump to prevent damage. Check the fresh water
connection to the tank and make sure that the fresh water
valve is open.
If the fresh water valve is open and there is a fresh water
supply to the building let the water in your shower or bath
run until there is an adequate supply of water in the tank
and the system can be re-primed.
(Refer to chapter 10.0
Priming and Start-up)
2. Pump has lost it's prime.
Re-prime pump. (Refer to chapter 10.0 Priming and Start-
up)
Lower tank is full and draining out of overflow
pipe.
Grey water supply exceeds usage.
Normal condition. Confirm by flushing toilets several
times, without running any showers, baths, or laundry and
observing that the water level in the tank drops and does
not immediately rise again.
Lower tank is not filling with grey water when
tub/shower is draining.
Filter is clogged.
Check filter. (Refer to chapter 14.0 Maintenance for proce
-
dure) Rinse filter following recommended cleaning proce
-
dure then replace filter back into filter housing. For extra
filters contact your BRAC Systems service representative.
Noxious odor emanates from toilet water.
1. Chlorination tablet expended.
Check and replace chlorination tablet. (Refer to chapter
14.0 Maintenance for procedure)
2. Malfunction of chlorination recirculation system.
Confirm chlorination tablet is present. Contact your BRAC
Systems service representative.
