Sumpro 100: When To Replace Your Batteries

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Sumpro 100: When to replace your batteries

Maintaining Your Sumpro 100: A Guide to Battery Replacement

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The Sumpro 100 is a premium battery backup pump system, designed to deliver peace of mind and reliability for homeowners looking to safeguard their basements from flooding. To keep your Sumpro 100 running at peak performance, maintaining its batteries is essential. Below is a comprehensive guide on when and how to replace the batteries in your Sumpro 100.


When to Replace Your Batteries

The lifespan of the batteries in the Sumpro 100 depends on usage and environmental factors, but it is generally recommended to replace them every 3-5 years. Here are signs that it may be time to replace your batteries:

  • Noticeable decrease in capacity.
  • Longer recharge times.
  • Alerts from the system's monitoring features
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How to Replace Your Batteries

Replacing the batteries in your Sumpro 100 is straightforward, but safety and precision are crucial. Follow these steps:

1. Safety First

  • Disconnect the unit from the power source and the battery to prevent electrical hazards.
  • Wear protective gear, including gloves, clothing, and eye protection, to guard against battery acid spills.

2. Access the Battery Compartment

  • Open the battery compartment, which may require removing screws or latches depending on your model.

3. Remove the Old Batteries

  • Disconnect the terminals, starting with the negative (-) terminal to avoid short-circuiting.
  • Carefully remove the old batteries.

4. Install the New Batteries

  • Place the new batteries in the compartment.
  • Connect the terminals, beginning with the positive (+) terminal. Ensure all connections are secure and free of corrosion.

5. Test the System

  • Reconnect the power source and test the system to confirm it's functioning correctly.
  • Look for any error messages and ensure the charging indicator confirms the batteries are charging.

6. Dispose of Old Batteries

  • Recycle old batteries per local regulations, as lead-acid batteries contain hazardous materials.
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Additional Resources

For detailed visual instructions, refer to maintenance videos or consult the operation manual on myFiltersDirect.com. These resources provide valuable tips for maintaining your Sumpro 100 in top condition.

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Why Battery Maintenance Matters

Regular battery checks and timely replacements are vital to ensuring your Sumpro 100 operates effectively, protecting your home during power outages. Proper maintenance not only extends the system's lifespan but also secures your peace of mind.

For further assistance or questions, contact inquiries@myfiltersdirect.com or consult a professional plumber specializing in sump pump systems. Stay dry and protected with a well-maintained Sumpro 100.

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