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You should look up Dencar on the forum. There is a ton of people that have issues but then there is some that must have a lucky rabbit foot in the pocket because its the most perfect POS ever made. Me personally Ill stick with Hamilton who has been around for over a 100 years. Although I might...

THIS EXACTLY.

Please let us know what the kit includes. I cant imagine more than a pump, some fittings, and some tubing. Thanks for being our guinea pig lol Coleman $630 for it is probably twice what it is if we were to buy everything our selves. Once you get yours well be able to know exactly what pump they...

The float can definitely go bad. Ive had floats that have gone from starving the pump to just not opening at all or staying open. Temperature also matters because some floats are not rated for hot water. Those usually will have high temp float options. How hot is your water and what kind of...

You should ask your GC about this. He's been on site to get a better idea and plus you're paying him.

If new equipment fails to provide a reasonably return its usually either the owner knows absolutely nothing and thinks that buying new is going to solve all their problems but dont know how to take care of it and do simple maintenance. Within the first year the decline starts. Also location is...

Not the flojet your thinking about. Flojet makes electrical pumps similar to little giants. 110v.

OK OK stop bragging. You're guys are making me jealous lol I still gotta put up with this BS for another 30 or 40 years or until my clock expires. Whichever comes first. Cant wait for the day to receive a big check hand the keys over and take a vacation without worrying about taking a call then...

Pretty cool. Never seen or heard of one. Learn something every day.

If it bumps up to the pump on the side then it is not belt driven. I should have asked if it was earlier. Remove the motor from the pump start it and see if it spins.

You have six valves. Three on the top and three on the front. Unscrew the caps and remove each one with a needle nose. Inspect the spring and housing to make sure it’s solid and there is no debris. Also inspect the bottom there should be a plastic ring and a rubber o ring. Make sure those are...

You can pressure test the lines to see if there are leaks underground or in the manifolds. Why do you have a GC? Of course there going to want to level the place. Thats more money in their pocket. You should post actual pics of the building and equipment. If you do level the building and build...

Bay 1 pulsating is most likely the seals, valves, or the pump is getting starved of water. Its always the seals for me but make sure the water flow to the inlet is good. If it is I would change the seals and then check the valves. Bay 2 you say the electric motor is vibrating. Is it turning? If...

Ive been asking the parts guy for a year when there going to come up with a solution. Every time it's the same they dont have one. You could probably retrofit and re plumb to an electric 110v Flo jet pump. https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/c-997-115-volt-flojet-pumps.aspx

A buddy the other day told me she’s is making a real difference to climate change. I asked how. He responded every time she comes on the tv approximately 1 million people turn it off 🤣

Might have been a waste of money but It least its not clogging the shower drain 🤣

I have a ton of those mounts. If you pay for shipping I will send you one.

If you can’t get them on the phone to sell you a unit I can only imagine how great there tech support is for that unit or if they even have tech support.

Yes I suppose it would be if you are running 1/4" all the way to the pump. Are you running it all the way to the pump or just in the bay? Going to switch to 1/4". Thanks for the idea.

Thats something to think about. Ive always used 3/8" hose and fittings. 1/4" hose and fitting would probably make it cheaper than the mosmatic hose and last a lot longer. I like that. Thanks.