In article 31,
Bert Byfield wrote:

It appears as though mine has decided to run 24/7. Anything it
could be that I might be able to take care of on my own, or
should I just bite the bullet and call for a plumber.

You could buy a plug-in float switch.

I would just get a new pump.

I' d have to dig up the invoice, but it has to be at least 10 a years
old.

On Tue, 03 Mar 2009 15:17:27 -0500, Kurt Ullman wrote:

In article 31,
Bert Byfield wrote:

It appears as though mine has decided to run 24/7. Anything it
could be that I might be able to take care of on my own, or
should I just bite the bullet and call for a plumber.

You could buy a plug-in float switch.

I would just get a new pump.

I' d have to dig up the invoice, but it has to be at least 10 a years
old.

?????? Why do you need to get the invoice to buy a new sump pump? If it
is under warranty, like duh, the plumber will not fix it under warranty
unless you show him the invoice! Even then, you may still have to pay for
the labor. It isn't that difficult to replace the sump pump with a new
one.