Furnace Condensate Pump Overflowed? TRY THIS FIRST to fix Your DiversiTech CP-22 Pump

TRY THIS FIRST! If you have never cleaned your condensate pump (DiversiTech CP-22), and your pump overflowed, in this video I’ll show you how to get your condensate pump working again by cleaning it and freeing-up the float.
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[@Connex110]

I'm a new homeowner and had not been told about the condensate pump. I came home today to a utility space filled with water, but this video helped immensely to resolve the issue. Thank you so much!

[@DIY-Saver]

Glad I could help! That's why I make these videos. You're feedback gives me the incentive to continue making helpful videos.

[@michaelgriego6882]

So when you put it back together and get ready to turn on. Do you fill it with water or leave empty. Thats what im struggling with

[@DIY-Saver]

First I put it back together, then I connected the power and added water until the pump ran to confirm that it was working properly. You may have to replace the pump if doesn't run after adding water to the point where the reservoir is completely full .

[@michaelgriego6882]

@@DIY-Saver yup that was the problem it would kick on when it was completely full. I've replaced it and all is good. Thank you for all your help 😊