Is this the replacement pump with the switch on the back, or the remote button switch for the LED lights?
1598927
This did not come with a remote, and my old remote did not work with this. I didn't see a switch on the back (I didn't know there could be one there). I ended up returning this as I could not get the light to turn off. I bought the item like this that comes with a remote.
2155307
The pump is turned on and off by switch. Looking at the picture, its the black rubber area. I cant remember if the unit had a 12v car adapter? It's battery powered as far as I remember
2063817
It is on your pump if you are replacing an existing float switch of the same type.
460804
yes it has on/off switch but switch is poor quality. I have had to replace the switch in my pump after about 10 uses.
460806
Yes. The rubber covered switch works fine. I have two of these pumps, one since 2007, and never have had a switch problem.
903112
I bought this part for my 2009 Subaru Tribeca - it was identical to the Subaru OEM one that I replaced. You do NOT need a switch if replacing an existing identical pump as the ECU does the switching.
2240074
No it dose not have a manual switch , pump will burn if run dry , you can buy other pumps that will have a floter
1001606
I don't know what you mean by double switch, but I can tell you that this pump has the electrical cord that you plugged in the outlet and a float switch by the pump it self. When water reaches the hi level the ball float switch turns on the pump.
626470
there is a 3 way toggle switch on the end of the motor-lower side that you flip one way for high-one way for low-middle turns pump off.
1240839
Yes, it is a direct replacement except the wiring plugs from the old pump have to transferred to the new pump. These pumps last only about a year under daily use. I wish Savior had used a better pump.
1509313
The back light is strictly manually. However the button is located at the very base of the remote making it very easy to find in the dark. The manual can be found at http://www.universalremote.com/resources/pdfs/wr7_manual.pdf
1502340
The one I have is the power driven one I believe. Unfortunately though, I just ordered a new pump cause the flywheel stopped working on mine. : (
343640
I did not have a problem with mine. My original was Yellow and Grey buttons. I replaced it with Green and Grey button remote (as shown). They both had (4) dip switches. I verified that the replacement dip switches matched the replaced remote (which coincidently was exact and did not need to be changed - but if it did, I would have used a eyeglass screwdriver to reset the switches) Everything works, including the light dimmer. I took a chance, as I did not want to buy the complete fan and remote set replacement. For me, it worked like new.
479371
It's been my experience that the cost of the switch (~$85.00) is almost as much as the entire pump assembly. If your pump is out of warranty, I'd suggest a complete replacement. I have had two pumps fail (both were the switch failing at just less than 2200 days) but I replaced the pump each time.
1152288
There should be a black wire and 2 brown wires on your pump. the brown striped wire should be the auto wire, black is ground, and the brown solid wire should be the manual on. follow the instructions that came with the switch. you might not notice it working in auto as that pump is designed to check for water for 1sec every 2.5mins
2153708
I can answer part of this. They use different float switches. A big burly one for the main pump and a small circular white one for the 12v. I tested it and the 12v pump will turn on and run a pre-programmed amount of time (like 15 seconds or something) when the small white 12v switch is raised up into contact position and dropped back down. Not sure of the depths of the main switch but that sounds about right. The 12v switch is somewhere in between that but can be easily moved somewhere else.
1910868
3/4 output 120/240 via a selector switch on the rear pump housing. Excellent pump