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I recently installed an external pump with a priming pot for my pond.
After a few hours of running I discover that the pump is still running but there is no water flow and the priming pot is empty of water. I can stop the pump, refill the priming pot, restart it and it will pump water for a few more hours until it runs out again. I am confident that the power to the pump has not gone out temporarily. I have also verified that I can remove power from the pump and restart it just fine, since I have a swing valve on the input of the priming pot that prevents it from emptying. Any ideas as to what could be causing this? |
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