where is the switch on this pump
1543155
Roger, There is no switch on this pump (on/off) you just plug in when you want it to run an then unplug when you are done. If you have a 14x42 or bigger pool, you would need to run the pump for 3-4 hours a day (preferrablly 2 hours in morning and then 2 hours at night) in order to keep it krystal Clear (Hope this Helps)
1543156
Roger,There is no switch on this pump (on/off) you just plug in when you want it to run an then unplug when you are done. If you have a 14x42 or bigger pool, you would need to run the pump for 3-4 hours a day (preferrablly 2 hours in morning and then 2 hours at night) in order to keep it krystal Clear (Hope this Helps)
1437689
1st and foremost! Remove all power supply to the pump. If it is grounded to the body of the pump you become the ground! You will have to remove the pump from the pit and replace the switch. You can replace it while its in the pit but it is easier to pull the pump out and have a bench to work on it and do it right. Check and make sure the rubber boot on the switch seals properly. You will need to make sure that after installing the new switch that it is water tight. If not, it will fail again. I hope this helps. If you have any problems please feel free to contact me.
1282523
The on off switch is inside the float..... If the float is not floating in a vertical position it will allow pump to run. When water level is low and float is at bottom of tank (or other water holder.) The foat asit touches bottom will fall into a horizontal position and the switch in the float will stop pump from running.......this is true if float switch is wired correcty to the pump. I belive a diagram coms with the float package. v.
1880279
you need a float switch for auto operation, they are sold separately.this pump will run continuously when connected, water or no water.
343834
you will probably have to buy a pressure switch for the pump, although it looks like it has one in the picture.
285925
The switch I bought is a two position switch. Up for on and down for off. After going back and reading the listing I saw that they have the configuration you are looking for available for your bilge pump. Good luck!
460626
It is more then likely the pressure switch, just cut the red wires to the front of the pump and connect the positive to the red wire going into the pump, if this works go and buy a regular pressure switch at the hardware store, if not it the internal brushes.
1029527
My Chapin 97700 came with an Everflo EF2200 2.2 GPM pump.On the end of the pump there is a pressure switch with two terminals.One red wire with a fuse goes to one terminal and the other red wire goes from the other pressure switch terminal into the motor.
1587848
Yes it does. This switch is great. My well runs dry all the time and with this switch the pump is cut off automatically instead of continuing to run while dry
1679902
No. This pump does not come with an on/off switch - but you can hook one up yourself. It has a positive and negative wire coming from the pump.
1880018
I installed my pump with a three way switch.....on, off, automatic. That way I can leave it on auto when I leave the boat at the slip or when sailing, but can switch to manual when I want to check that the bilge is thoroughly cleared out.
1734610
On my system, there is a little "switch" on the side of the pump which can be adjusted to a lower flow...hope that helps
1169984
The switch is on the top near where the hose comes out. There is a switch on both heads that changes the spray pattern.
1208624
There is no switch - make sure the pump is hooked up to the bottom of the solar panel and it should run in direct sunlight. The manufacturer does have a year warranty if something is wrong.
682596
There are two on off switches one on the pump one on the supply wire, I hope this helps. I put mine in the back of my Polaris Ranger I put a toggle switch in the cab it works great.
2032290
There is a repair kit they sell on Amazon. Not hard to do, if you pull the pump take the switch cover off and check to see if water got in there.You can plug the pump it and activate the switch manually to see if it is working if not buy the replacement switch. I would buy another pump and see if I could repair the old one to keep as a back up.
378249
It's a switch that floats. When water level rises to a point it turns the pump on. When level drops the floating switch turns off the pump