Review on 💧 Efficient Water Removal with the Beckett CB151UL 115 Volt Condensate Pump by Matt Kim

My first one was great, lasted forever but started to sound like it was about to break, no big deal, it's at least 4 years old, maybe older. (It was already installed when I moved in) I'm buying a new one and to be honest it lasts 6 DAYS, probably less because judging by the amount of water that has seeped into the drywall and entire basement it's probably around the 4th day around is out of service. .actually the current goes to the pump and the float doesn't get stuck anyway. To measure how much water I have in my basement due to melt water from the reverse osmosis system, I soaked 5 bath towels (and now I have no bath towels). Shop vacuum. However, they received a replacement pump here within 3 days, so I gave it a few stars. I'm not sure if they make their own switches or buy them from who knows where, but what you've had in the past has been much better. I put my old pump back in and won't even open this replacement. The old ones are working fine now since I fixed the issue with them