I have the same problem with my E100ELT. This occurs approx. every 3-6 months due to soot collecting on the sensors. I simply remove the sensor (unclip) and clean. However, the pump just failed which is why I'm reading your comment. This is my 8th and best pump in 11 years. All others fail much earlier.
SOURCE: sump pump won't stop running
Notting your statement that water is running in like someone turned on a faucett... Your sump pump is simply doling it's job. As the water rises it triggers the float switch / sensor and activates the pump. The pump has enough capacity to empty the catch basin to the point the float / sensor switch shut the unit off. The pump is thermally protected and will stop if there really is a problem. You home electrical circuit more than likely has either circuit breakers or fuses. From what I am reading none of those have tripped or blown. Once again the sump pump is simply working normally based out your description of the the amount of water coming in. Also not that if it did not run you would be faced with a flooding situation. Relax and enjoy your day :)
SOURCE: We have a Flotec 3/4
take strainer off to see if fravel stucj. if not, motor bearing may be shot. I would replace. I like wayne.
SOURCE: Pump is leaking oil
very iffy to get to seal properly and for the $40 bucks cheaper to get new one
SOURCE: My 39 month old pump stopped working today. Can
Any dealer can repair it. These pumps have a long life.
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