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had a customer call, complains of a smell in their guest house. it's only 2 years old so i ask a few questions. turns out that the rear guest house is on a sewer ejector pump. i asked them to see if the water is overflowing the outside pit. no, but it's close to the top
check the outlet. gfi is dead

run an extension cord to see if it will pump out.

nope, dead.
ok, i'll bring a new pump with me.
so i check the illegal sump pit. it's not even vented. had a hard time pulling the pump as the 3 abs pipes are blocking the path of the pump to be removed. i finally forced it out of the pit.
turned it over and started to pull out a pile of baby wipes

all jammed around the pump impeller.
managed to get the pump running as it blew the gfi and saved the pumps thermal switch.
put it all back together and tested it out. ok

showed the owner the pile and she was not surprised. i spoke to their 6 year old son and he spilled the beans like balloon boy

but told me they're in the basement in plastic bags.
rick.

zoller 2'' ejector pump. after i pulled the wipes out
this is the pile i pulled from inside the pump impeller. those are 10'' #430 channelocks
a real tight fit getting the pump in and out. 3'' toilet discharge and 2 discharge into pit. 2'' out to sewer. no vent and they tried to glue, silicone the pipe penetrations. a real mess.