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Main Message Board / Re: Shower Drain Pump Removal
« on: July 03, 2022, 11:11:48 AM »
I have had my pump stop working because of debris fouling the check valves. This year it stopped working because the rubber bladder in the pump (pulsation dampner) had a tear in it. I replaced the dampner but also put a piece of fine screening in the floor drain hole, to trap any hair or other debris. Removing and cleaning the screen peiodically is easy.
I found that reinstalling the pump is harder than removing it since you can get only one hand/arm in there. I found that putting 2 of the screws in with the rubber grommets in their holes, and then fitting the pump to those points held the pump in place sufficiently so that I could put the third screw in. Even with that, it took quite a few tries.
Roland
I found that reinstalling the pump is harder than removing it since you can get only one hand/arm in there. I found that putting 2 of the screws in with the rubber grommets in their holes, and then fitting the pump to those points held the pump in place sufficiently so that I could put the third screw in. Even with that, it took quite a few tries.
Roland