The easiest way to install a condensate pump replacement with little hassle is to replace the pump with the exact same model. If you replace a pump with the same pump, you do not need to worry about compatibility issues. However, depending on the age of the pump, you may find the same condensate pump is no longer available, or the specification may have changed, so you will need to find an alternative replacement pump.
First, before you replace an existing residential condensate pump, it is important you know the routing and installation of the discharge line for drainage.
Next, to ensure the pump will be suitable for your installation look at the existing pump rating and note the following key critical details:
Finally, as along with the critical details above, you will also need to know if the existing pump has any built-in accessories, such as:
Caution – Thorough attention must be paid to these details when comparing models between different manufacturers because pumps that look seemingly identical may not have the same performance.
In the example below, the two pumps below look almost identical – but they are not.
Click here to access the replacement condensate pump part number cross reference index. Find your condensate pump model number and a cross reference to a Hartell brand alternative.
Use our replacement condensate pump part number cross reference index to identify suitable replacement pumps with equivalent performance ratings The condensate pump cross reference index includes part numbers of all major condensate pump manufacturers, and the Hartell pump equivalent.