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Old 07-09-2005, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by luvrpgrl
What it sounds like to me is the propeller has a spot that creates more friction than it is suppose to, and if it stops on or near that spot, the motor cant get it started when it is in that location until you give it an extra boost by "re booting" it.
yeah, that's most probable..

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The other option, if you want to save money is replace the propeller.
good luck finding it in this throw away society.

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Most sump pumps wont burn out if submerged in water if they are submerged, even if not pumping water out at the proper rate, as long as water is getting into the propeller area, it will be cooling it. The only thing preventing water from getting into the propeller area would be a clog on the inlet side, but that isn't happening cuz it works upon re booting.
beg to differ here though.. to me it sounds just like it could be a clog before the pump.. with the pump shut off the clog falls away then when the pump is turned back on a bigger stream flows through for a bit and then the clog gets sucked back up...

anyway, i'd run snake, hose whatever.. through there if i was doing any of it.. it's called general maintenance.. you do it on your cars... houses need a bit of tlc too.
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