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The VCMA-20ULS pump is not shutting off

We came home to hear noise from the closet where the ac unit is housed. Is sounds like something is being suctioned but nothing to suction. What is causing the pump to continue to run? The pump model # VCMA-20ULS 115V~60Hz

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These pumps have a float arm inside that tell the pump when to turn on and off, it sounds like your arm is stuck or broken. The top of the unit can be taken off of the reservoir to check for damage.

Good luck

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