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If your macerator is boxed in or obstructed making it difficult to work on, this could add to the cost of the repair, our fixed price option is for the basic removal, repair and reinstallation of the macerator |
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If you can safely isolate your macerator (remove the fuse or turn it off) you should do so, and call a engineer, there is a good chance your macerator can be fixed easily and at a low cost, if you wait too long and leave the macerator humming, you take the chance of burning out the motor on your macerator, and then the repair bill would become much higher |
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Check your toilet overflow as not been activated, also check all other taps, overflows and waste pipes leading to the macerator are off and working correct and then check if this as correct the problem, if not you will need to call a engineer. |
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If you can safely isolate your macerator (remove the fuse or turn it off) you should do so, and call a engineer, do NOT touch the local electrical isolation point if it looks wet or if you think water may have entered it. |
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No, working on a macerator is not a DIY job. |
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If the toilet still works ok, it is likely your macerator as something blocking a internal non return valve, you will need to call a engineer |
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If you are using a dual flush toilet be sure to use the full flush, this will help to clear and clean the inside of the macerator, if this does not work your macerator may need a physical internal clean or other works, call a engineer |
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