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Question: How many starting amps does it draw.
Document: i have owned several Zoeller pumps. They all have the same problem: cheap switches that fail in a couple of years. Im going to purchase a different model/brand that does not have a mechanical switch. Another problem with these pumps:  they draw 14 amps of current when they start up and that can trip the circuit breaker if anything else is running. I have this problem many times. THere are better pumps out there that draw less amps and pump more water,
How many more reviews do you figure you need to read before you pull the trigger? Order it, install it....... before it pours down again, and get on with your life.
The product is of high quality, reliable, long lasting, and dependable for long life as a sump pump!! Have used this style pump for many years!
This was a replacement for an older one that finally quit after many years of service. The new one arrived earlier than they said and I had it up and running 10 minutes after I took it out of the box.
Replaced a 15 year old m53 pump setup for a laundry sink used for making wine!Good service for many years of hard work drinking up the lees left from the wine making.
I've seen many folks replacing their sump pump every 5 or 10 years. They pay 2/3 of what this costs each time. Buy once, cry once. Be done with it. These are the top end of sump pumps. You get what you pay for.
The pump is great but I had to return it as the base was defective (the bolts were not secured properly. Also, I wanted a longer extension electrical cord and you all didn't offer different size cords. I will try to order again from Amazon but I need a longer extension cord. (12 ft). I called Zoeller and they indicated they have many different sizes.
These Zoeller pumps are virtually bombproof. I have an M53 and M98 with battery backup protecting my basement. They run very reliably and are easy to service. However, you can't just plug them in and forget about them. Here are a few things I've learned over the years. ***IMPORTANT***The key to keeping them running forever is some periodic service.1) SWITCH :  As many have found the hard way, it's unfortunate that the switch in this pump is the weak link in an otherwise bombproof product.
I don't know much about sump pumps because I had this one in when I bought the house and it had been in there for many years already. I don't really know how old it was, but it was at least 7 years old. At the most, it is the original sump pump for the house and is 12 years old. This is the same one everyone else in the neighborhood has so it is most likely 12 years old. It did finally die and I had to buy a new one at a nationwide chain store here in town.
This is a solidly-built pump that will last for many years. It's a tried and true design that hasn't changed in years. You can get parts for it at your local Zoeller dealer to repair the unit, if you are willing to do so. However, after several years of using it I can definietly say that the pump switch is the weak link. My first pump switch failed a year. A coworker who I recommended the pump to also had a switch fail after 2 years. The pump itself good, but the switch is junk.
Answer: yes