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Pr el im in a ry – Clarus Environmental Fusion Series Treatment Systems 450/600/800 User Manual

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The Fusion

®

is designed to treat household type waste and

can treat most common substances introduced into the

system. However, certain harmful substances may reduce

the efficiency or stop the treatment process by reducing or

destroying the beneficial bacterial populations responsible for

treatment. In general, if a chemical substance is considered

harmful to humans then it should also be considered harmful

to the Fusion

®

treatment system. If you have any questions

concerning the use of any of these substances, please contact

your Fusion

®

maintenance provider.

The introduction of any

substance on the “Do Not List” into the Fusion

®

will void

the warranty.

- THE DO NOT LIST -

DO NOT introduce the following substances into the

Fusion

®

treatment system:

• Motor oil

• Antifreeze

• Brake fluid

• Paint

• Paint thinner

• Gasoline

• Solvents

• Pesticides

• Herbicides

• Strong disinfectants

• Strong caustic drain

• Toilet tank

cleaners in excess

disinfection chemicals

• Excess pharmeceuticals

• Chemicals & chemical

waste

Not Recommended: Trash and excess food products will

likely increase frequency of pumping.
Trash

• Sanitary napkins and

• Condoms

feminine products

• Cat litter

• Diapers

• Dental floss

• Paper products such as

• Cigarette butts

paper towels & baby wipes

• Plastic/rubber products

Food Products

• Coffee filters and grounds

• Greases or lards

• Fruit and vegetable peels

• Seeds

• Meat products

• Bones

• Garbage disposal waste

• Egg shells

Limited Use Products

Certain products in small or moderate amounts should not

disrupt the Fusion

®

treatment process. You should always use

the minimum quantities of these substances as recommended

by the manufacturer.
• Liquid laundry bleach only as needed per load
• Liquid laundry detergents without added bleach
• Liquid dishwashing detergents
• Household cleaners

If water softners are present in the home, Clarus Environmental

recommends the use of water and salt conservative models

that are installed and operated correctly. If you have questions

about softeners, contact the Water Quality Association at

www.wqa.org. Contact factory for installation details.

HARMFUL SUBSTANCES

WATER SOFTENERS

AUTHORIZED MAINTENANCE PROVIDER

Your authorized maintenance provider will perform many system

checks and adjustments as needed during the maintenance

inspection. Two inspections per year will be made for a total of four

inspections during the initial service policy. Please see the Operation

and Maintenance section of this manual for further details.
Should there be any operational deficiencies with your Fusion

®

,

the maintenance provider will notify the owner in writing when the

deficiencies will be corrected. If the maintenance provider does

not correct the deficiencies or the service calls are not completed,

please contact Clarus Environmental at 1-877-244-9340.

ALARM CONDITION

If an alarm condition occurs, please check the air intake area

around the blower and make sure no debris blocks the blower

intake. Remove the air filter cap by removing the screw from

the cap and then pulling on the sides of the top of the blower.

Remove the foam filter and gently tap against your other hand.

If it is very clogged wash it in warm, soapy water and dry well

before replacing. Reassemble filter and cap on top of blower.

Do not attempt to remove the blower housing or any other

parts from the blower. If the blower is operating properly, there

may be a high water condition within the Fusion

®

. It may be

necessary to discontinue water use until the alarm condition

has been resolved. If the buzzer continues to sound or the

red light stays on, please contact your authorized Fusion

®

maintenance provider. The buzzer may be silenced by toggling

the black switch on the side of the alarm panel to “silence”.

The red beacon light will remain on until the problem has been

resolved.

POWER OUTAGE

Should you experience a power outage, the blower will not

operate and air (oxygen) will not be supplied to the Fusion

®

.

If the blower is off for more than 24 hours, the lack of fresh

air will cause the treatment efficiency to decrease. During a

power outage, the Fusion

®

will still allow effluent to flow, and

will not create a backup in the home. You may, however,

have a pump or dose tank with a pump on the outlet of the

Fusion

®

, which requires power to pump the effluent to the

soil absorption field. If you have a system such as this,

please be aware of this condition and conserve water

accordingly.

Fusion

®

Series systems are compact, efficient, and designed to

be installed in a typical residential/light commercial environment.

The final effluent leaving the system will typically be treated to the

secondary quality strength of *9 mg/L CBOD5 and 9 mg/L TSS.

EFFLUENT QUALITY

*Based on NSF/ANSI Standard 40 testing.

INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE FREQUENCY

Fusion

®

Series systems are to be inspected and maintained

every six months under normal usage. The inspection and

maintenance are only to be performed by personnel trained and

authorized by Clarus Environmental. A Maintenance & Service

Report (CL0059) is to be completed for each inspection and

maintenance visit.

An extended maintenance policy is available for purchase from

your authorized Fusion

®

distributor. The extended maintenance

policy will include the same system checks, schedule, and

adjustments as the initial maintenance policy. Please contact

your Fusion

®

distributor or maintenance provider for further

information regarding the extended maintenance policy.

EXTENDED MAINTENANCE POLICY

INITIAL SERVICE POLICY

The Fusion

®

models ZF-450, ZF-600, and ZF-800 (NSF

Standard 40, Class 1 certified systems) have a two-year service

policy included in the initial purchase price. The service policy will

include two inspections per year for a total of four inspections.

During these inspections, numerous system checks and

adjustments will be made to ensure proper operation.