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BECKETT PUMPS G535A Submersible Pump 6' Cord 115V

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Special Price $97.22 Regular Price $111.80
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G535A
The BECKETT PUMPS G535A Submersible Pump 6' Cord 115V is used to remove and transfer water in drain pans, basements, or low areas where the drainage is not adequate because of gravity. It contains a motor and impeller in a closed body that switches on when liquid attains a desired level and empties into tubing attached to it. This is installed in HVAC systems that have air handlers, furnaces, or rooftop units and is located in a condensate reservoir and pumps the moisture to a suitable drain.
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What maintenance is required for the BECKETT PUMPS G535A Submersible Pump?

Regularly check the pump for debris or sediment buildup. Inspect the power cord and connections for damage. Clean the intake screen and ensure the pump remains fully submerged during operation. Maintenance ensures efficient pumping and prevents motor overheating.

What are common issues with the BECKETT PUMPS G535A Submersible Pump?

  • Pump fails to start or stops mid-operation.
  • Reduced water flow due to clogging.
  • Motor overheating or tripping.
  • Electrical shorts from damaged cords or water ingress.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power at the circuit breaker before handling the pump.

Step 2: Place the pump on a stable, level surface in the water source.

Step 3: Connect the discharge hose securely to the pump outlet.

Step 4: Ensure the cord is safely routed away from water hazards.

Step 5: Restore power and test the pump for proper operation.