Why would someone disconnect power to auxiliary water pump during summer?
In one of the posts I read while trying to figure out how to install an auxuiliary water pump, someone mentioned that he disconnects the power to the pump during the summer months. Anyone know the rationale for this? Granted, there's no need for heat at low rpm, but why go to the effort? Just curious.
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