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 Tramco Flood Control Pump
Author: greekguy7 (IL)

My parents have a Tramco Flood Control Model 620 system. The other day during some heavy rains they took in some water in the basement thru the floor drain. When you press the Tramco test button on the wall (see pic), the needle moves half halfway, indicating "require service".

Before I open up the covers in the floor, does anyone have any experience with these? Is it just a pump and/or a float? I have replaced sump pump and ejector pumps in the past, but never seen this setup before. Thanks!!

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 Re: Tramco Flood Control Pump
Author: bernabeu (SC)

ask them: [www.tramcopump.com]

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