The main reason that the Submersible sewage pump has been running is the switch problem. The float is responsible for the smooth operation of the on/off switch. Your Submersible sewage pump relies on a switch and floating arm mechanism to operate. When the pump moves in the basin, a switch problem may occur, causing the float to become ineffective, or the switch may lose connection with the power supply.

　　The tether switch that drifts to the side of the pump can easily hang on your sump. Vertical floats with plastic supports are often damaged, and vibrations from improperly installed pumps may push any float switches to the side of the container.

　　If your Submersible sewage pump runs continuously for no reason, it may not be able to handle its due water load, and you may need to consider replacing it.

　　If your Submersible sewage pump often cycles on and off, even in heavy rain, there may be problems. This can be as simple as an incorrectly adjusted float switch, which can cause the pump to start when only a few inches of water accumulate in the pool.

　　Wiring faults can also cause the pump to turn on and off at strange intervals. A short circuit in the electrical system of the house or machine will prompt the pump to start or stop occasionally.

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