Will this pump handle grey water from a washing machine?
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The Hydromatic Model D-A1 will handle compressible spherical solids up to 1/2" in diameter and temperatures up to 120 degrees F. If these values are exceeded, you might consider a Hydromatic Model HTS33A1 which handles solids up to 3/4" and temperatures up to 194 deg. F.
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Probably. It's pretty tough. I have a different sump pump for my washing machine, and, to be safe, I run the grey water through a screen-window type of netting to catch lint. I made a frame for the screen out of eight approx. 1-foot segments of ½" PVC pipe, one central "X" connector, four 90 deg. angles, and four end caps. Basically an "X" with 4 legs, pointing up; screen sits on top of (capped) legs, stapling screen to itself, around/over legs, so it doesn't come loose. Whole thing sits in a utility sink that drains into the sump pump. Has worked like a charm for 7 years. Just make sure the washing machine outlet pipe is secure, so it dumps into the ~center of the screen. Probably. It's pretty tough. I have a different sump pump for my washing machine, and, to be safe, I run the grey water through a screen-window type of netting to catch lint. I made a frame for the screen out of eight approx. 1-foot segments of ½" PVC pipe, one central "X" connector, four 90 deg. angles, and four end caps. Basically an "X" with 4 legs, pointing up; screen sits on top of (capped) legs, stapling screen to itself, around/over legs, so it doesn't come loose. Whole thing sits in a utility sink that drains into the sump pump. Has worked like a charm for 7... » Read More Probably. It's pretty tough. I have a different sump pump for my washing machine, and, to be safe, I run the grey water through a screen-window type of netting to catch lint. I made a frame for the screen out of eight approx. 1-foot segments of ½" PVC pipe, one central "X" connector, four 90 deg. angles, and four end caps. Basically an "X" with 4 legs, pointing up; screen sits on top of (capped) legs, stapling screen to itself, around/over legs, so it doesn't come loose. Whole thing sits in a utility sink that drains into the sump pump. Has worked like a charm for 7 years. Just make sure the washing machine outlet pipe is secure, so it dumps into the ~center of the screen. « Show Less
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Yes, the Hydromatic D-A1 submersible sump pump will handle grey waste water from a washing machine. Be sure to check intake on pump periodically so that it doesn't get plugged up with lint.
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The water doesn't know the brand of pressure washer that it is coming from. If the wand fitting is the same, it will work! This is a fantastic little gadget! Buy it, you'll love it! Saves a lot of time.
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Hi Cynthia, this pump would do it, but there are better units available for your purpose. It has adequate pressure, but relatively low volume, which I estimate would be down to around 1.5 gallons per minute with your particular application. You really need to look for specifications of around 7 - 8 gpm and 60 - 70 PsiChrrs Chris
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I used it to replace a pump in a vertical shaft engine. The washer is now more powerful than it was with the original pump.
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I would say yes, but be aware of the operating amps of the pump. Other than that it should work.
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Yes, this pump requires continuous pumping action to remove water. I may say it does work great.
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I believe this is only needed for purging water and lubricating the pump after use and particularly to prevent water freezing in the pump. I would suggest using it even in non-freezing weather if the washer will sit unused for several months to limit/prevent corrosion in the pump.
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I am not sure about your application but if the previous pump was vacume(pressure pulse) operated, this should work for you.
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under liberty pump application the 404 and 405-series will handle small debris and solids such as laundry lint(up to3/8")associated with grey water from a sink. Larger solids should be kept out of the pump system.
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Absolutly, this pump can really move some water at 3 and 4 of the variable speeds. you should have no problem at all with this pump getting water to the panels.
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Yes, it is designed to work for front loading machines. I use a front-load machine to wash my laundry. There's an Amazon reviewer who also testifies to Method 8X Concentrated Laundry for use in front loading machines. My only disagreement with the review here is that I think the pump works fantastically and I have no complaints whatsoever about it.
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The part that you need for that washing machine is DC 31-00054a now you can take the old pump out and see how it matches to this pump but I would go with the recommended part that Samsung recommends. The alternative part number for that washing machine is dc97-15974b.
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yes it will. but remember that the pump will have to be no more than a 10 watt. It depends on how you set up your system.
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The whole point of the pump is for it to pump water that accumulates on a solid cover...so yes, it will work.
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I would definitely cross reference the model # of your washing machine. They look really similar. The ps1960402 could just be a old model # of the pump. I have a whirlpool duet sport ht model #wfw8400tw00 and the w10130913 was a perfect replacement pump.
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You might could. For the machine wash you use only 2-4 pumps per load of clothes. So it wouldn't take much.
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I wouldn't recommend it for that application. The impeller is pretty small and may jam up if some debris makes it past the small blue strainer. If you choose to use the model be sure to check around the blue strainer often and unsnap the pump from the strainer to check for buildup. jeff