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Says keeping it flush to floor has changed so people wont treat it as a floor drain. Plumber states the style of pit has to be 2 inches above the floor.

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Let's not have a fight with the plumber, but if she'll agree to install as per the specs of the manufacturer of your specific ejector pump and pit brand and model, that'll be the end of debate. You'll see that the manufacturer puts the surface of the pit flush with the floor.

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Shown here is a typical ejector pit and pump installation drawing from a Grundfos manual Let's skip over OPINION and look at what the authorities say - in the manufacturer's installation manual such as those at Thanks that's an interesting question and not an assertion I've come across in any of the instructions for the sewage pumps that I have installed.

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How to I drain the overflowing sewage so I can get to the pump and float?

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You might be able to use a pony pump or portable pump to lower the liquid effluent enough to get to your sewage pump but I think if I were faced with that dilemma I would Ira septic country to come and pump the tank out and removed as much sewage as possible. I have A Liberty 380 and the discharge connection where it connects in the cover is spraying out inside the basin while discharging? Is that normal? The top has no wAter coming out and is contained and working properly but not sure how the factory connection is made to the cover where it could leak upon discharge? Can someone advise a remedy for this. No that sounds like a leak needs to be repaired I have 1/2 hp 120 volt liberty effluent sewer pump on a pressurized system but it can’t keep up with demand what are your suggestions to correct the problem I installed a grinder pump.when the pump is running too much noise is comming. Second, if the pump is working properly your options are to enclose the pumping chamber in a sound isolating box (insulation, foam board, etc.) or to replace it with a quieter model. If necessary identify the pump brand and model and give the manufacturer a call to ask what's normal noise for that particular model. These noises vary for example a jammed impeller may produce a humming sound (turn off the system immediately to hope of avoiding a motor burnout) while loose mounts or hardware tend to make rattles or vibration sounds. Note that a clog, improper mounting, or other snafus can cause abnormal pump or motor noises. How can we correct this? When the pump quits pumping, some liquid flows back thru the check valve causing us to hear the water hammer.įirst you'll want to examine the pump and mount and the container for loose fittings or abnormal vibration as we need to know that the pump is working normally. Question: We have a water hammer due to a septic lift station. When the pump quits pumping, liquid flows back thru the check valve causing the water hammer. You need to replace the check valve at that time be sure that the new check valve is properly selected for the lift height.Įmail: Julie regarding water hammer due to a septic lift station. What is a Sewage Ejector? Sewage ejector pumps & What's the difference between an effluent pump, sewage ejector pump, and grinder pump? Recommended pipe diameters for sewage pump installations. These questions and replies were posted originally at SEWAGE EJECTOR / GRINDER PUMPS - home - be sure to review that article. Questions & answers on how to buy, install, inspect, & maintain Septic tank pumps, septic grinder pumps, septic effluent pumps. Questions & Answers Help Troubleshoot Sewage Ejector Pumps, Grinder Pumps, Effluent Pumps, Septic Pumps

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