Description
Waste tank float
The float switch in the power unit waste tank. As the float rises, it shuts the power unit off so the tank cannot overfill.
Good to know
- A stuck or failed float is the most likely cause when the unit surges or shuts off a few minutes after starting (see the Basic Troubleshooting Guide).
- Replacement: unplug the float wires, loosen the screw on the float support, and feed the new cord through the grommet on the side of the waste tank. Leave about an inch between the support and the float.
Before servicing: unplug the power unit and shut off the water supply. If you are not comfortable working inside the power unit, call a qualified service person.
Need help choosing the right part?
Call Aqua-Air at 1-800-916-5777 or email aa@aquaair-wetdry.com with your power unit model number before ordering. Aqua-Air Wet/Dry, Steam Pro LLC, PO Box 911031, St. George, UT 84790. In business since 1990.
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