Small faults can become bigger problems when they go unnoticed…
Mike recently attended a site in Liphook to carry out a routine service on a treatment plant. During the visit, he found that both diaphragms had split and the magnets were stuck to the motor, meaning the system now requires a new blower along with a tank empty.
The good news? The rest of the system was serviced and is working as it should.
This is exactly why planned preventative maintenance is so important. Regular servicing gives our engineers the chance to spot issues early, keep systems running efficiently, and help prevent unexpected breakdowns, unpleasant emergencies and costly reactive call-outs.
With wastewater systems, it’s always better to know what’s going on before a problem becomes urgent.
If you have a treatment plant, pump station, septic system or wastewater setup that hasn’t been checked recently, now is the time to get it booked in.
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Planned maintenance and reactive repairs
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Get in touch with Alton Facility Services to discuss maintenance options for your system.
Keeping wastewater systems reliable
The update “Treatment Plant Service in Liphook Finds Split Diaphragms” relates to systems that depend on regular checks and suitable operating conditions. Alarms, odours and poor discharge can have mechanical, biological or drainage causes.
AFS can assess the plant, pumps, blowers, controls and drainage connections. We then explain whether servicing, emptying, repair or replacement is the sensible next step.
Regular maintenance is particularly important where a failure could interrupt a business, affect residents or create a pollution risk.
If you have a similar issue, send the postcode, a short description and any useful photos to AFS. We can then confirm whether a site visit, survey, service appointment or written quotation is the right next step.
- Plant and blower checks
- Drainage and discharge review
- Maintenance planning
- Compliance advice
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This update relates to Sewage Treatment Plant Maintenance.
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