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Originally Posted by masraum
Yes, I'd noticed the baffle thing when searching for that photo online. Mine does NOT have a baffle. It's just a pipe hanging out of the side of the top of the tank. But, in this case, the pipe is several inches above the effluent, so I would assume the baffle would not be impacting this issue.
I really don't want to crawl all of the way under the house to the pipes, but I may have to.
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If nothing is going into the tank, you have a blockage. Snake, Camera, or hire a pro. That's a job I won't DIY.
Baffle at the inlet forces the solids down. Baffle at the outlet keeps solids out of the field. That will cause very expensive damage.
Newer systems also have a filter at the exit, which is a good idea to retrofit.
