My e/one pump was repair 4 times by Arizona Waste Water Service in one year and now after last repair I am get false alarms.🤯🤯🤯. I asked them to check it out with no service call bill and they said No!!
Hi Herman, Have you talked to the E/One distributor, Signa Mechanical? Please email me at eone@eone.com with your contact information so I can have Signa get in contact with you. Thanks -- Sharon
Expensive junk!!!! An upgrade? Should be a recall! Highly engineered junk!! You cant repair what really goes bad. Because it's under the shit. Floats and a contacter work. Work for years. The originals had a five year warranty. If they lasted that long. Most in my neighborhood did not. But at five years and a day you better have $5000 ready to hand over to this racket. Monthly sewage bill went from $45 to $58 a month. The electric went up as well.Something that was absolutely unwanted, unwarranted, and unneeded. Public contract done by crooks!! If you see this in the yard, sell. Don't purchase, and run like hell!!!
Don’t go with eone or e/one pumps. We have the DH series one and it is a nightmare to maintain with constant service calls, false alarms. We have a new pump installed for around ~$5K and it failed after 3 months. The company is not honoring the warranty and offering to put a new pump for same amount of money. Ridiculous!
These pumps are NOT reliable at all!! We have been in our "new" house for 10 years and have at least 3, maybe 4 in that time. And as of today, the alarm is going off again! Ridiculous!!!
Hello - Please contact us at eone@eone.com with more information. The average mean time between service calls for an E/One pump is 8-10 years. Most problems can be attributed to improper installation or system abuse. Have you spoken with your local distributor to assess these problems?
@@EONESewerSystems Yes. I spoke to several people about e-Ones. They all agree that they will NEVER last as long as good pump. I've put sewer pumps years ago, Liberty, Zoeller, just to name a few, and they are still working fine. And a lot of them are over 30 years old. 8-10 years is not a long time for an expensive piece of equipment. Especially when it started going bad after two years.
@@EONESewerSystems Nope. No underlying issue. We just replaced about 5 years ago. I've heard nothing good about these things and I am completely pissed off. Companies that are certified that I spoke told me the same thing. I'm replacing it with a standard grinder pump. Companies really should take more pride in their products. But, I guess it's all about just selling the product to municipalities and getting the big sale and then leaving them stuck with the problems.
@@akrocuba E/One does take pride in its products & we have many satisfied customers. I asked that you email me more info so I could help and/or get you in touch with someone to better diagnose your situation. E/One pumps have an average mean time between service calls for 8-10 years. If a repair is needed before that time, we need to investigate. Additionally, E/One pumps are designed to be repaired & not simply replaced -- multiple complete replacements indicates a bigger issue. I'm sorry you're unhappy with your E/One experience, but we can't help without more information.
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I was actually google-ing how to change out the float valve on an eone pump...
Hi Kyle, Our pump doesn't use floats; it uses pressure switches. Do you still need info? Email me at eone@eone.com if we can help. Thanks - Sharon
@@EONESewerSystems no thanks! I realized that after watching the video.
My e/one pump was repair 4 times by Arizona Waste Water Service in one year and now after last repair I am get false alarms.🤯🤯🤯. I asked them to check it out with no service call bill and they said No!!
Hi Herman, Have you talked to the E/One distributor, Signa Mechanical? Please email me at eone@eone.com with your contact information so I can have Signa get in contact with you. Thanks -- Sharon
How can i get the plate with the knives off the grunder axel? Flat head screwdriver?
How much is the upgraded pump?
Going back a few years, it was like $750 to rebuild but it didn't last at all. JUNK!
How do I get I n touch with these people
Looking for a company that sells e one pumps
Expensive junk!!!! An upgrade? Should be a recall! Highly engineered junk!! You cant repair what really goes bad. Because it's under the shit. Floats and a contacter work. Work for years. The originals had a five year warranty. If they lasted that long. Most in my neighborhood did not. But at five years and a day you better have $5000 ready to hand over to this racket. Monthly sewage bill went from $45 to $58 a month. The electric went up as well.Something that was absolutely unwanted, unwarranted, and unneeded. Public contract done by crooks!! If you see this in the yard, sell. Don't purchase, and run like hell!!!
Don’t go with eone or e/one pumps. We have the DH series one and it is a nightmare to maintain with constant service calls, false alarms. We have a new pump installed for around ~$5K and it failed after 3 months. The company is not honoring the warranty and offering to put a new pump for same amount of money. Ridiculous!
Do you have one you reccomend?
These pumps are NOT reliable at all!! We have been in our "new" house for 10 years and have at least 3, maybe 4 in that time. And as of today, the alarm is going off again!
Ridiculous!!!
Hello - Please contact us at eone@eone.com with more information. The average mean time between service calls for an E/One pump is 8-10 years. Most problems can be attributed to improper installation or system abuse. Have you spoken with your local distributor to assess these problems?
@@EONESewerSystems Yes. I spoke to several people about e-Ones. They all agree that they will NEVER last as long as good pump. I've put sewer pumps years ago, Liberty, Zoeller, just to name a few, and they are still working fine. And a lot of them are over 30 years old. 8-10 years is not a long time for an expensive piece of equipment. Especially when it started going bad after two years.
@@akrocuba Did you speak to E/One or an E/One distributor? If you're having problems with the pump after 2 years, there is likely an underlying issue.
@@EONESewerSystems Nope. No underlying issue. We just replaced about 5 years ago. I've heard nothing good about these things and I am completely pissed off. Companies that are certified that I spoke told me the same thing. I'm replacing it with a standard grinder pump.
Companies really should take more pride in their products. But, I guess it's all about just selling the product to municipalities and getting the big sale and then leaving them stuck with the problems.
@@akrocuba E/One does take pride in its products & we have many satisfied customers. I asked that you email me more info so I could help and/or get you in touch with someone to better diagnose your situation. E/One pumps have an average mean time between service calls for 8-10 years. If a repair is needed before that time, we need to investigate. Additionally, E/One pumps are designed to be repaired & not simply replaced -- multiple complete replacements indicates a bigger issue. I'm sorry you're unhappy with your E/One experience, but we can't help without more information.
After reading all the reviews, looks like I won't be investing in E/ONE!!!