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The average life of a sump pump is 5-7 Years depending on pump activity, soil and water conditions.
A sump pump is necessary when you have a basement, or crawl space. The sump pump is in a sump basin, and designed to maintain the water table below the basement, or crawl space floor.
Yes, although it's not common. Most of the time it makes more sense to just replace the sump pump when it fails. Putting new parts on an old sump pump can become almost as costly as replacing it with a new one.
The average single family home, in a normal water table a 1/3 HP or 1/2HP sump pump is acceptable.
When sump pump start going bad, they start running inefficent and drawing too much energy, resulting in the electric breaker tripping. (Don't call an electrician, call us to replace the pump)
It's more common for the sump pump switch to go bad first, but not always. Replacing the switch is sometines an option, but putting a new switch on an old pump doesn't make sense most of the time.
It's always best to have the sump pump plugged into a dedicated electric outlet. Having a extension cord is one more thing that can fail, and if the cord is not designed to accept the power of the pump, it can cause issues.
The answer is yes. The fact is all sump pumps fail at some point.
Vapor lock usually occures when the sump pump is improperly installed, is when the check valve closes, it can create a suction, thus next time the check valve will not open allowing the sump to discharge water. The PVC pipe must have a weep hole drilled into it, if the weep hole was never drilled, or is clogged this can cause vapor lock.
If the sump discharge is frozen, cutting the PVC next to the foundation is the best option, allowing the ice to push out of the pipe. This is not a permanent solution, but will allow your sump pump to discharge water from the basement.
▪ Most common reason is switch problems, or stuck float switch
▪ Overworked or underpowered sump pump
▪ Loss of power
▪ Faulty check valve
▪ Frozen sump discharge pipe
▪ Faulty sump pump, or just old age
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