DIY DAVE: Superior Pump Sump Pump Installation (Superior 92250 - 1/4 HP Review)
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- In this video, we take a closer look at the Superior Pump 92250, a high-quality submersible sump pump designed to efficiently remove excess water from your basement, crawl space, or other low-lying areas. With its 1/4 HP motor and thermoplastic construction, this pump is built to withstand tough conditions and provide reliable performance. The tethered float switch ensures automatic operation, and the compact design makes installation easy. Whether you're a homeowner or a professional contractor, the Superior Pump 92250 is a top choice for all your water pumping needs.
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Superior Pump 92250 1/4-HP Thermoplastic Submersible Sump Pump with Tethered Float Switch
00:00 - Intro
00:56 - Contents
01:37 - Removing Old Pump
02:07 - Installing New Pump
04:33 - Thoughts
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installed a sump pump about 20 to 25 years ago but needed a refresher course your video was a great reminder so thanks
So glad it helped!
Yes, more DIY
I feel the same way! It's what I spend most of my free time doing... currently renovating a kitchen so I would have plenty of good content ha!
@Digital David went I saw your can lights I got all excited, but didn't see more like it
They are pretty nice!
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Great video review! Pump, pump, pump it up!
PUMP IT UP!!!!
@2:47 did you glue the new fitting to the existing pipe that you reused? Later in the video you stated you pounded it in there, I'm pretty sure its supposed to be primed and glued but I didn't see it.
Great question! I did not end up gluing it! Definitely an oversight in my part to not mention that in the video as that is best practice but when test fitting it there was no way I could get it back off 😆
Also not that it matters but that part is submerged anyways so as long as it's not pumping water through the lack of seal you should be all set either way!
@@DigitalDavidI have the same pump as you. The pump sounds like mine. I replaced the old second one. That old semiconductor one is old superior pump with a different float. And was so freaking dirty and rusty. Smells like rotten stuff. Water was brown and flooded. Replaced it with a new Flotec. The first old one was old Flotec. I replaced it too. With a new superior pump as same you had. My house is like 80s or 70s and also my basement is old. Used to flood. Not anymore.
@@DigitalDavidhello? Respond please!
Buddy, you speak too fast , esp for DIY. Novices like me. What was that pin hole - did you say VPull? That you spoke about?
So what’s the purpose of that hole in the pipe?
Answer:? Perhaps To ensure that the motor doesn’t burn out but has some level of water always standing around the sump pump motor?
Thanks for the feedback! You have the option in RUclipss video player to slow the speed of the video down so hopefully you won't ever have that issue again on any video you watch :)
Yes from my DIY understanding that is to prevent an air lock which would render the pump useless!
Good luck on your install you will do great!