Please advise in outlet and out outlet size on housing and is there any warranty on this?
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*2 in. NPT Suction with 1-1/2 in. NPT Discharge One year warranty and you can check this on line https://www.waynepumps.com/product-selector/lawn-pumps-permanent/
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On the one I Have is 2" in 1.5 out, this is my second one in 9 years of use, the first was stil running had sticks caught in the impeller, I'm very happy with their dependably
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Sorry I'm not sure. I know there's manufacturer warranty; you may have to contact the seller for details.
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The product should be covered under warrantee, pursue with either manufacturer or perhaps Amazon. When they stop working it is usually due to overload and perhaps a fuse can solve the problem. I actually gave my 750 away, but other lower wattage units failed and a fuse solved the problem. Last resort is to take Otto an electrical repair shop for analysis and repair. Always check the watt capacities of your attached devices so as not to overload.
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There was a warranty card inside the box but i throw it to trash. Since i live in EU, i can not afford sending it back, waiting etc. It's working 24/7 in my garage with constant 450 watt energy consumption since 1 month though.
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My wife and I use ours daily and lobe it. Regarding your question, I would check with a reputable shop that sells electrical supplies. You want to make sure that anything between the unit and wall outlet will handle the electrical load without overheating.
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I think your best bet would be to contact the point of purchase. They should be able to help you with warranty questions.
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Check for a warranty, if you would be organized enough to claim on it. FWIW, we had extremely good service out of the ones we bought years and years ago. Not sure if manufacturing has changed. My child was a toddler when we bought them, and he's almost out of the teen years old now. A few times through all those years, we've noticed a few bugs and unplugged it and plugged it in and it's started working again; or plugged it in for a couple of weeks in a different area of this house when I started seeing a few bugs in far flung areas. (My limit is 3 bugs before I react.) We JUST ordered a replacement for one unit. I started seeing a few bugs this Summer. The lights on the unit were not acting as they had in the past. (There's a pattern to the lights if you watch it.) This time, unplugging it did not reset it -- not sure if it finally failed or if that unit got hit by lightning. This time, the electronics guy here said it had really failed. Of course, with any electronics, no telling if the newer made units are manufactured elsewhere or with different components. So I can't predict quality of the newer units. It's worth a try imo because two of these units have kept my large house bug-free (other than spiders in the ceiling and ants coming in the back door), never sprayed any insecticides, for... 16 - 18 yrs? I hope the new units give as good service! (Said engineer is going to open the failed unit up and see if it's simply a capacitor or something repairable when he gets time. Just curiosity. The schematics are available online now if you search for the patent. But we just went ahead and bought a new unit. )
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I didn't look at the other comments before responding... sorry. More is better, opinions vary, nothing is perfect, I deemed this adequate and it insures my warranty is not invalidated for not using a surge protector. Regarding how much more you might want, here is one reference: http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/everyday-tech/surge-protector7.htm
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Depending on how long you have owned it, I would first go to the vendor on a warrantee concern. After that see if you could either purchase the component or canabilize it from a defective unit.
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I am not sure on what the warranty is, I did receive a response from the seller apologizing for the issue and they are going to send me a new unit, so we will see how that one works.
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Dear Inshirah,There are many factors considered to determine the appropriate size unit for your home. If you need assistance please do not hesitate contacting our Sales Support Team at 888.474.9966.Sincerely,The AC Outlet Amazon Team
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Since this unit is dealing with electricity conversion and is attached to a car battery that could explode if not operating or charging correctly or could explode if the wiring of this unit is somehow "crossed", I'd not try to fix this but instead return it for warranty repair or replacement. I think that this vendor is not very good if someone goes on vacation and the whole company shuts down. Hard to recommend them based on this news.
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It looks as though you got a device that went through QA only on paper. I personally would take a pic and send it off to the manufacturer.However, if you want to save a lot of time put a continuity test and just use it as it is. It's ac current so it really shouldn't matter.
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Sorry can't tell you on that one. Mine has worked fine so no issues with warranty.....
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I have had to replace one unit due to power surge from lightining. Assuming your 120vac source is good, (test or have tested by competent persons), open the outer and inner doors and inspect the contacts. If the transformer output is 24vdc, check the circuit board on both sides, (a few phillips screws will remove it from the housing), for signs of over heat or shorting out. If no visible signs exist, contact Orbit customer service http://www.orbitonline.com/contact or 8004886156. They are extremely helpful.
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http://www.amazon.com/360-Electrical-Rotating-Protector-Protection/dp/B003KKSNAQ/ref=pd_sim_hi_9 Click on the link and it will display a two pack that shows more info in the back of the package. I just bought the same model from BJ's today for $19.99 plus tax. Note: You would have to turn off the circuit breaker or junction box first prior to installing it (which I didn't, oops). Instructions for that: http://www.360electrical.com/faqs/faqs.htm# and click on the underlined part: "Check out our installed instructions". 1) All I have to do was to unscrew one screw to remove the old two outlet casing from the kitchen wall outlet and screw in the 360electricial outlet/surge protector (which comes with a silver philips screw embedded in that outlet/sp) which comes to a total of 1 minute plus of work. 2) Just fully plug in any appliance or anything and then rotate the plug to a custom fit of your own desire which is very brilliant and useful IMO. 3) The company who makes those outlets/sp are based in Salt Lake City, UT but the product, of course, is made in china. To be honest with you, I didn't pay attention to that feature (screwing that outlet/sp into an outlet) until I opened the package and realized that feature is AWESOME. Hope it helps you!
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There's nothing defective about your unit check the second comment for contacts. I own several of these and the internal component isnt lined up correctly. Best of Luck. Stick with it. The reward is worth the trouble.