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Nytefog
12-14-2012, 11:13 PM
Has anyone else been having issues with diversitech's CP-22 condensate pump floats? Most of the CP-22 yellow Styrofoam floats have been shriveling/shrinking causing the float switch not to engage resulting flooding. It also prevents the saftey overflow relay from opening shutting the system down.
Diversitech's ClearVue pump can not be used on condensing furnaces ,or humidifers that use hot water, because steam (condensate) in the pump reservoir cause the floatless sensor technology to malfunction. The pump will continuiously turn on and off....
perfectionist
12-15-2012, 06:19 AM
I haven't had any of these issues yet...but I will be on the look out for the float issues. I used to use Little Giant pumps but I have replaced them all with Diversitech because of mirco switch problems w/ L.G.
wogpa67
12-15-2012, 06:41 PM
I have had to replace many of these pumps for the same reason and results you have experienced. Most under a year old. Replaced with a different brand.
Nytefog
12-16-2012, 12:19 AM
Ive been doing the exact opposite. i've been replacing all the diversitech because almost all of the one i've installed have failed in the past 2 years. I origionally replaced the L.G with diversitech..i was better off withthe L.G. I'm gonna bit the bullet and install only the heavy duty hartell pumps. I'll probably give the customer the option and let them know of the issues of the less expensive models.
danielworkerbee
12-16-2012, 09:16 AM
we also have had many 'diversitech' failures in the past year,
we are proactivly replacing to little giant during our annual tune-ups ( if the client has a 10 year warranty ).
we did look at the hartell pumps, but could not figure out how to take apart to clean, except for the empeller cover.
is there a different model ?
luck dan
syndicated
12-16-2012, 09:33 AM
All we use are little giant pumps. They're little "tanks".
I can honestly say I replace less than one a year, and furnaces up here make gallons of condensate over night when it's cold.
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