To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Everbilt Water Pump does not start?
If your Everbilt Water Pump isn't starting, here are a few things you can try: * Replace the fuse. * Reset the breaker. * Ensure the plug is securely in place. * Clean the plug prongs. * Allow the water level to rise to 1-1/4 in. or more. * Remove any blockages. * If none of these steps work, consider replacing the pump.
What to do if my Everbilt UT03301 Water Pump is unable to pump out water?
If your Everbilt Water Pump isn't pumping water, try these steps: 1. Clean the screen. 2. Straighten the hose to remove any kinks. 3. Clean the anti-air lock hole. 4. Use a shorter hose if possible. 5. Reassemble or replace the impeller. 6. Clean the probes.
Why does my Everbilt UT03301 Water Pump motor just hum but not run?
If your Everbilt Water Pump motor is humming but the pump isn't running, there might be a few reasons: * The impeller could be stuck or jammed with debris. Inspect the impeller area and remove any debris. Make sure the impeller rotates freely. * The motor might be locked up. Check the cooling shroud and/or vents in the motor case for foreign objects or shifting. Remove any objects and/or straighten the motor shroud. * If the above steps don't resolve the issue, the motor may have failed, and you may need to replace the pump.
What to do if my Everbilt Water Pump runs and moves less water than expected?
If your Everbilt Water Pump is running and moving water, but the quantity is less than it should be, consider the following: * The discharge hose may be restrictive. If you're using a hose that is narrower than the pump discharge, or a long hose, the pump won't discharge water at the rate it was designed for. Use a shorter, fatter hose. * Debris may be partially blocking the intake area. Remove any debris and ensure the intake area is clear for optimum performance. * The discharge elevation might be too high. The higher the discharge hose goes, the less water the pump can move. * The impeller or other internal parts may be worn or damaged. Inspect the impeller, diffuser, and other internal parts for wear and damage. Repair as needed.
What to do if my Everbilt Water Pump motor does not run or make any noise at all?
If your Everbilt Water Pump motor isn't running or making any noise, check these items: 1. Make sure the pump is getting power. Check the outlet and your home's fuse or circuit breaker panel. Ensure the pump is plugged in properly. 2. Ensure the water sensing probes are submerged in at least 1-1/4 in. of water and that the pump is sitting flat. 3. Check the water sensing probes for damage or debris. Remove the sensor protector screen and flush the sensor housing with fresh water. 4. The pump may have overheated from continuous use. Allow the pump to cool before the next use. 5. If the liquid temperature is below 30 degrees F or above 77 degrees F, do not operate the pump. 6. If all items above check out OK, the motor may have failed. Replace the pump.
Why is the impeller on my Everbilt Water Pump wearing out so quickly?
The impeller on your Everbilt Water Pump might be wearing out quickly due to these reasons: * Sand, dirt, or other grit in the water is accelerating wear. Everbilt utility pumps are designed to pump clear water. If there's dirt or grit, the internal parts will wear faster. * Some liquid other than water is being pumped. Many liquids have very little lubricating qualities. Everbilt utility pumps are all designed to pump clear fresh water.
What causes an impeller to break on Everbilt UT03301?
Everbilt utility pumps use a thermoplastic impeller. An impeller can break on your Everbilt Water Pump if the pump has picked up debris that caused the damage. Care must be used to try to keep debris from being drawn into the pump which will damage it.
General| Brand | Everbilt |
|---|---|
| Model | UT03301 |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Warns against pumping flammable liquids due to explosion risk and property damage.
Emphasizes disconnecting the pump from the power supply before any maintenance.
Advises against touching the motor housing during operation as it gets very hot.
Warns against handling the pump or motor with wet hands or on wet surfaces.
Recommends wearing safety goggles at all times when working with the pump.
Specifies 115V, 60Hz operation and requires a grounded 3-prong outlet.
Advises protecting the power cord from damage, heat, and sharp objects.
Instructs to release all pressure and drain water before servicing components.
Emphasizes securing the discharge line to prevent it from whipping.
Warns that failure to comply with instructions may void warranty or cause injury.
Discourages extension cord use due to voltage drop and safety hazards.
Ensures the circuit is protected by a 10 Amp fuse or circuit breaker.
Warns against lifting the pump by its power cord to prevent damage.
Advises understanding the pump's uses, limitations, and potential hazards.
Recommends securing the pump for stability and maximum efficiency.
Suggests regular inspection of the pump's suction screen for debris.
Stresses adherence to local electrical, safety codes, and OSHA guidelines.
Highlights the necessity of an electrical power source adequate for pump requirements.
Guides on checking the discharge hose for holes, wear, or kinks.
Explains the motor's thermal protector and its automatic reset feature.
Describes the pump's corrosion-resistant materials and proper use requirements.
Details the two-year limited warranty, coverage, and exclusions for defects.
Defines the pump's intended water removal applications and limitations.
Lists key features, such as minimum operating water depth.
Lists the tools necessary for installing and maintaining the pump.
Lists additional materials like hoses required for operation.
Lists the components included in the pump package.
Provides technical specifications including power supply and temperature range.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the adapter to the pump's discharge.
Instructions for connecting a garden hose to the adapter.
Details on connecting a larger hose kit for faster water removal.
Safety warning about securing the hose to prevent whipping and potential damage.
Instructions for safely plugging the pump into a GFCI power outlet.
Explains automatic start/stop based on water level sensors.
Caution against using the pump for permanent sump pump applications.
Explains airlock and the function of the anti-airlock hole.
Emphasizes that the anti-airlock hole is essential and should not be plugged.
Details procedures for inspecting and cleaning the pump and its components.
Reminder to safely lift the pump using its handle, not the power cord.
Lists specific actions for cleaning the pump, screen, and impeller.
Lists actions to avoid, such as disassembling the motor housing.
Addresses issues where the pump runs but no water is moved.
Explains causes and solutions for a humming, non-operating motor.
Covers troubleshooting for a pump that shows no activity.
Diagnoses issues causing less water to be discharged than expected.
Addresses problems related to oil leaks, potentially from overheating or damage.
Explains causes for the impeller wearing out too quickly.
Discusses how debris can cause the impeller to break.
Covers issues with the pump not working as described, including sensing circuitry.
