Water pressure makes the unit turn on and off. It will only activate on it's own when enough water pressure is present. Most likely it can be water leaking from the toilet tank into the bowl, and from the bowl into the pump. Or could also be that waste water is slowly draining back into the pump through the check valve on the discharge elbow, creating enough water pressure that it will make the unit kick on and off.
SOURCE: Macerator keeps runing even when there has been no
check level in tank may be to high and not shutting off valve /sticking fill valve /or flapper needs replacing
SOURCE: saniflow keeps on macerating after flushing
Sounds like a stuck float switch .. probably due to gunk inside the macerator. You'll need to empty all of the water out of the WC, cisterm, isolate the electricity and disconnect the saniflo (i.e. take out WC and cistern), open up the saniflo and give it a good clean
Good luck
SOURCE: I have a toilet with
This seems like a problem with your cistern and not your macerator - I have a similar set up and if your push button is stuck you need to check the mechanism in the cistern - also you should have an overflow that drains into your loo within the cistern so you should check this for blockages as well.
SOURCE: Whining noise after the flush is filled and the
sounds like there could be a blockage inside which is effecting the pump or the float switch look on the saniflo website for instructions how to clean etc or phone there tec department
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