Grinder Pump Repair | New York
Is Your E/One Grinder Pump Alarm Going Off?
Press the silence button located at the bottom of the panel (if equipped). If your grinder pump is in your basement and doesn’t have a separate panel box, remove the gray cover and push the silence button.
STOP ALL WATER USE for at least 15 minutes.
If the alarm is still on after 15 minutes, call 800-333-0598 for 24/7 service.
Until someone arrives to service your pump station, please minimize water usage:
- Remember, all water used in your house ends up in your pump station. If the alarm light is on, the tank is near maximum capacity.
- Only flush toilets when necessary.
- Avoid using the shower, bathtub, washing machine, and dishwasher, as these appliances use a significant amount of water.
REMEMBER
IF YOU CONTINUE TO USE EXCESSIVE WATER WHILE YOUR PUMP IS FAILED, THERE IS A POSSIBILITY THAT SEWER CAN BACK UP INTO YOUR HOUSE. SIEWERT EQUIPMENT IS NOT LIABLE FOR SEWER BACKUPS OR DAMAGE CAUSED BY SEWER BACKUPS. YOU MUST TREAT THE ALARM AS YOUR WARNING TO STOP USING WATER.
Since 1996, Siewert Equipment has been the sole authorized Upstate NY pump and service provider for Environment One (E/One) customers.
As the Upstate New York Authorized Distributor of Environment One, Siewert Equipment is factory trained to provide sales, service, warranty, engineering, installation training and start-up assistance. Our OEM Certified Service Centers in Rochester and Albany are equipped with E/One diagnostic equipment, Environment One grinder pump repair stations, and an extensive inventory of replacement parts and new pumps. Our team of E/One-trained Certified Service Technicians have passed an extensive examination that proves their abilities, and they must be re-certified each year.
Siewert Equipment can provide on-site, in-shop service and repair for all make and models of sewage grinder pumps. Please contact us below for more information or to schedule a service call.
Services for E/One Grinder Pumps & Other Sewage Grinder Pumps:
- OEM Trained & Certified Technicians
- Technicians have fully equipped service vehicles
- 24/7 Emergency Service
- On-site & In-shop Repair Options
- New Pump Installation & Startup
- Failure Analysis & Repair
- Training Services for Troubleshooting & Repair
- Fully Stocked New Parts & Pumps
- Parts Counter for Walk-ins & Immediate Pickup
- Warranty Assessments
- Backed by Service Coordinators and Parts Specialists
If you are a current grinder pump customer or considering E/One’s low-pressure sewer technology for your project, you can learn more about their products here. You can read several E/One grinder pump customer testimonials here.
Our Service Policy
When you call for service:
- You will be informed of our service policy and current rates.
- Before Siewert Equipmentcan send anyone to the site, Siewert Equipment will need a valid credit card on record; we accept MC, Visa, and AMEX. We will not charge your card unless that is your option for payment or we do not receive another form of payment.
- If we determine that your problem is covered under warranty, you will not be charged if the repair is made during regular business hours.
- Payment is due at the time of service.
Before calling for a repair, have the following information available for the service coordinator:
- Does an alarm condition exist?
- If so, for how long?
- Brief description of the problem:
- Is the unit indoors or outdoors?
- Address where the pump is located, including the contact person’s Name and Phone Number.
SHOULD YOU NEED SERVICE – KEEP WATER USE TO A MINIMUM
Listed below are a few helpful hints:
- Flush only when necessary.
- If you need to run the tub or shower, put a stopper in the drain to keep the water from going down the drain.
- Do not run appliances that require water, such as washing machines or dishwashers.
- Use sinks sparingly.
- To learn more, take a look at our grinder pump maintenance guide.
Service Contacts
Rochester: | Sally Willette | 585-224-7932 | SWillette@siewertequipment.com |
Albany: | Ariel Jones | 518-629-3100 | AJones@siewertequipment.com |
Grinder Pump Service & Repair Training
Siewert Equipment offers comprehensive technical training sessions for E/One “Extreme” sewage grinder pumps. The credentials of our trainer, Brett Hess, include over 20 years of experience with Environment One products and “Level 3 E/One Service & Repair Training” Certification that is renewed annually. This certification is the highest level, the same training you would receive from an E/One factory technician.
Training Includes:
- Classroom/shop instruction & hands-on experience
- E/One System Overview
- Troubleshooting
- Pump Tear-down, Inspection, Repair
- Motor & Pump Rebuild
- Electrical Controls
- Pump Testing
- Summarization
- All participants receive printed IOM booklets
- Training agenda can be customized
Please allow up to 8 hours for the training, and let us know the estimated number of attendees. The recommended class size is 4-10, with a maximum of 12-15 people. Advanced notice is required for custom training agendas to allow for proper preparation.
If you have an E/One Extreme pump in need of repair, our instructor will be prepared to oversee the repair of your pump as part of the training. There will be no additional charge for the repair service except for the cost of components needed for each pump repaired, which will be charged separately. If no pumps are available for repair, our training instructor will bring a demo pump or pumps for the hands-on training.
Contact us below for a quote!
Resources For Homeowners and Builders:
- User Instructions for the E/One Grinder PumpE/One Sewer System Owners GuideGrinder Pump AnatomyIn the Event of an AlarmVisit E/One's WebsiteE/One Installation Quick Reference GuideE/One Sewage Grinder Pump Installation Checklist
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