Installing Ejector Pumps Become Easier Now

Posted by AW Pump on July 28th, 2016

In recent times, if we want to fix anything of our household then it costs a lot because no one wants to provide quality service at cheaper rates. But sometimes, it becomes quite difficult to manage a large amount at the end of the month. Well, now we all can perform certain jobs without expert’s assistance.

How to install a sewer ejector pump?

Among the various jobs, we can easily install a sewer ejector pump without the guidance of an expensive plumber because these Sewer Ejector Pumps have become very much user- friendly. Installing pumps are quite necessary for our laundry rooms and bathrooms as well. These particular pumps allow us to flush out excess water into the sewer pipe line below us. Well, if we buy the necessary parts ourselves and follow certain simple and easy directions then we can complete this installation job within a few hours. We have option of buying an ejector pump kit or we can buy all the parts individually that would help us to install the pump in a very easy manner. Well, with detailed directions our job will be much easier. Let’s have a look: -

• Mount a basin: For Pump Installation, we will require to mount a basin on the ground, and also attach our pump right to the end of it. We would have to ensure that it is not unsteady. A wobbly pump can easily tip, lean and also fall over if water directly hits it. So, we have to secure it in a place with the caulk or any other hard hold adhesive. The basin should definitely be placed securely in the floor to avoid any crack or leakage. The water will automatically drained into basin when toilets are being flushed.
• Float switches: Beside this, the level of water should rise enough in order to reach float switches. On top of the pump it can be seen. It will require to be secured in a way that permits the trigger to point down towards basin. We can easily secure this with superglue. Once the glue reaches to float switch, it will automatically turn the sewer pump on, drawing the fluid up with the help of the check valve and then into the drain that we are using.
• Test: After going through the whole process we will have to check whether our yard is flooding with water or not. If we think the pump or basin is leaking then we will require adding some more caulks or readjusting it accordingly.

Conclusion:

Well, by following some simple directions for installing Sewer Ejector Pumps now we can do it by ourselves and also save our money.