Laundry Drain

[Buck Hartley, CMI]

I found this today. This is some type of lift or grinder pump, it discharges into the sump pump. The sump pump discharges underground, termination point is unknown, I think I know where, but not sure.

What do you GUYS, say???

Thanks, for the help

[relliott]

Originally Posted by bhartley

I found this today. This is some type of lift or grinder pump, it discharges into the sump pump. The sump pump discharges underground, termination point is unknown, I think I know where, but not sure.

What do you GUYS, say???

Thanks, for the help

If you are saying it is a portable ejector pump then it should not connect to a sump.

Was hooked in to a toilet ?

[Buck Hartley, CMI]

Thanks! No, it discharges directly into the sump pump.

[David P. Valley]

This is an above ground sewer ejector (that is seeping at all penetrations). The only place this ejector should be discharging to is to a main waste line, not a sump pump.


That's nasty.

[Buck Hartley, CMI]

Thanks! David. I deferred it to a plumber.

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

This is another excellent reason not discharge the washer directly to the sump pump. The entire basement was flooded.

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

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[Marcel Gratton]

Originally Posted by bhartley

I found this today. This is some type of lift or grinder pump, it discharges into the sump pump. The sump pump discharges underground, termination point is unknown, I think I know where, but not sure.

What do you GUYS, say???

Thanks, for the help

It is a *Drain Pump* used for grey water and it should discharge into the septic/main drain.

More info at:

http://libertypump.com/Products/Cate...?p=19&s=0&c=23