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DIY & Home Improvement

Kali

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3. If the hose was hooked to a faucet that was shut ofg

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Thu Sep 5, 2024, 12:32 PM

Sep 5

Last edited Thu Sep 5, 2024, 01:18 PM - Edit history (1)

It was likely not siphoned out unless you see obvious signs of where water went. My guess is leaky liner. Don't waste time on pump until that issue is solved.

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Pond pump [View all] Marthe48 Sep 5 OP

Sump pumps usually have a float that will shut it off if the water level rises Nittersing Sep 5 #1

I was able to check the order Marthe48 Sep 5 #2

If the hose was hooked to a faucet that was shut ofg Kali Sep 5 #3

Have a small pond off the patio. Last pump konked out this summer after 15 years. Just age. twodogsbarking Sep 5 #4

Submerged pumps don't overheat RainCaster Oct 25 #5