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 Ejector Pump During Power Outage
Author: Majr49rfan (NY)

I have an ejector pump in my basement toilet that "leaks" when the power goes out. The minute the power goes out, water starts leaking from the floor (toilet is not overflowing or emptying) and I have no idea how to prevent this -- do I unplug the pump? Do I turn the water off at the toilet and sink? The water is clean and has no odor so I am assuming it is not the pump that is leaking.

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 Re: Ejector Pump During Power Outage
Author: packy (MA)

the toilet tank might have a leaking flapper ?
put some food coloring into the tank to see if it shows up in the bowl.

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