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Little Giant 553160101 Condensate Pump

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Special Price $426.24 Regular Price $473.13
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553160101
The Little Giant 553160101 Condensate Pump works by removing condensate produced in HVAC systems such as furnaces, air conditioners and dehumidifiers. It gathers drip water and forces it into a drainage system safely to avoid overflow and the formation of moisture. Its small size can be installed in small areas around HVAC equipment, basements or utility rooms. Through the effective control of condensate, it helps in the sustained functionality of heating and cooling systems and prevents the destruction of water in the surrounding areas and the overall efficiency of the system.
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What maintenance is required for the Little Giant 553160101 Condensate Pump?

Regularly clean the pump and reservoir to prevent algae, mold, or debris buildup. Inspect tubing for clogs and ensure proper water flow. Test the float switch for smooth operation. Proper care prevents overflow and ensures accurate drainage.

What are common issues with the Little Giant 553160101 Condensate Pump?

  • Pump fails to activate or runs intermittently.
  • Clogged inlet or outlet tubing.
  • Float switch sticking or malfunctioning.
  • Leaks or water overflow.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to HVAC system and verify no voltage at the disconnect for safety.

Step 2: Mount the condensate pump level near the drain pan, securing it firmly.

Step 3: Connect inlet tubing from drain pan coil outlet to pump inlet, ensuring tight, leak-free fit.

Step 4: Attach discharge tubing to a safe drainage point or condensate line, with proper slope and no kinks.

Step 5: Plug pump into grounded outlet or control circuit as specified; restore power and test operation.