What happens if you have an open sump pump?
What happens if you have an open sump pump?
An open sump pump is not just a sad sight, it’s also more likely to clog up. If your sump doesn’t have a lid – something we see every day in basements across the nation – it will get clogged and dirty over time and either slow down or stop entirely.
How does a sump pump work in a basement?
Sumps and Drainage Go Hand-in-Hand. A sump pump works best if there is a drain tile installed internally along the internal perimeter of the basement, or externally. A basement drainage system should be designed to collect water and channel it via gravity toward the sump pump and discharge it into the pit.
What should I do if my sump pump freezes?
When discharge lines become frozen or clogged, the system fails. Discharge lines should be clear and covered. Your goal is to make sure your discharge lines can transport water out of the basement and far away from your foundation even during the winter. What to Do: Ensure your sump’s discharge line can’t freeze up and stays clear.
What do you call a short cycling sump pump?
In the industry, we call this a short-cycling sump pump. The check valve is missing or broken.
When to add ThermoSpas to a hot tub?
Follow these steps: Turn on all pumps and add 1 ounce of ThermoSpas® pH Down. Wait 15 minutes and retest the pH. If the pH is still out of the acceptable range add 1/2 ounce of pH down and retest after 15 minutes. Pumps should continue to run.
What do you need to know about ThermoSpas?
From lighting to toys and cleaning supplements, ThermoSpas ® accessories are just what you need to enhance your hot tub. ThermoSpas ® covers are designed to perfectly fit your hot tub, so you get safety, durability, and energy savings. Custom steps to complement your hot tub and provide ease of use.
How does the circulating pump in a hot tub work?
Related Articles. Your hot tub relies on a circulating pump to keep the water moving throughout the circulation system. This pump draws water from the tub, pumps it through the strainer, filter and heater, then shoots it back into the tub through the jets. Many tub owners periodically drain and refill the tub.
When did ThermoSpas first start making spa products?
OUR STORY. ThermoSpas began manufacturing spas in 1983 and launched the direct to the consumer spa business in 1995. ThermoSpas corporate headquarters is proudly located in the US and has full-time employees across the country.