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Grundfos STR-1.5 C odd leak

  • 03-03-2018 1:28pm
    #1
    Utijogs
    Registered Users Posts: 13 ✭


    Hi. I've a Grundfos STR-1.5 C roughly 7 years old and it's been leaking but from where I don't know. Apart from the leak it works perfectly. I popped it into a basin to trap the water at least but every day or so I check it and there's water in there, but no trace of where on the pump the leak is coming from. And when it does leak it must do it in one go and then stops as I've not caught it while it's leaked yet. Has anyone else had this problem with these pumps? The tubes are secured at both sides and the nuts are not loose. If it's a known model issue and I need to toss it is another STR-1.5 C advised or is there a better replacement with the same piping? No idea about plumbing. All I know is that the water needs to stay on the inside, not out :)
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