Are you having the shaft leak after a year or so?
373158
I had one issue but I think it was my fault. We had a very cold night and I did not run the pump and everything froze. It automatically turned on the next morning and ran for 8 hours with no water flow. It melted the seal around the impeller. I replaced it about it 2 weeks ago for $20 and everything is fine again.
2020607
I've owned this product for nearly a year and have not had this issue so there might be a leak. On the plus side, Chamberlain support is outstanding and will usually go out of their way to help so I'm sure they'll resolve the problem for you swiftly once you contact them.
841667
Make sure that the O rings are in the quick connect fittings, if not replace, lube the area where the O rings are and reattach hoses, I haven't had any leaks in mine.
86896
I've had mine for about 4 years, it now has leakage from a hole in a bottom corner. Time for a new one.
347105
It may be a faulty valve or hose. I have had mine for 3 years without any issues.
499734
Depends upon where you leak is coming from. I replaced mine because my momInlaw destroyed the puncture needle trying to jam a converter into mine.
2198570
Mine was that way the last couple years of its life. The shaft is coming out the bottom of the pan, right? What's happened is there used to be a little circlip around the shaft right under the seal (on the inside of the pan) that used to hold it in. The circlip has rusted out and broken. If there's still enough friction around the edges of the seal to hold the shaft in against gravity, you can keep using it, because once the pan is in the breadmaker the shaft will rest on the drive plate and won't fall out. In a way, it's a good thing because you can take the shaft out and clean it and the bearing when it gets sticky. On the other hand, if the seal isn't gripping the shaft at all and the shaft just falls out by itself, it means the seal is also shot and you probably ought to replace the pan. And if you're going to replace the pan you should probably also replace the paddle because the Teflon coating wears off after a while. I was coating the paddle on mine with oil (cooking oil!) for every batch of bread, which was getting tedious. To be honest, I just retired my unit a couple weeks ago and replaced it with a Panasonic, because after 10+ years of a loaf of bread a week, it was pretty worn out. - Andy
2278150
I have not had that problem; I do not recall having to install the chuck on the shaft initially. Tony's response seems logical.
1882192
I have had mine for almost 6 months without a drop of leaking. Perhaps try reassembling it.
111759
Have had no problem with leakage so far on the two units purchased around last June (2013) for my large pool. I suspect you received a defective unit, or it was damaged somehow compromising the seals. Suggest you send back for replacement if possible.
195578
I've been doing maintenance for 32 years and my experience is that if there is no foreign object in the hole, the threads are not noticeably damaged and you can tighten the pipe into the hole (with teflon tape or pipe dope on the threads), it should not leak. Would not hurt to chase the threads in the pump with a small steel wire brush.
13993
It's just a matter of the grease breaking down and leaking out. Take it apart, clean out all the old grease, and replace it. I've done it quite a few times.
1596809
I bought 3 and its more than year. Nothing is leaking and I use it in hotel bathrooms. high traffic area but still holding up. I am sorry
249666
Hi Vikas, i had that same problem in the beginning, I changed the hose and it still happened but it wasnt drastic, i tightened the hose and since its been fine with no problems. Not sure where it is leaking from but check the hose connections, I hope this helps.
1287876
Depends on where it is leaking. Use teflon tape on the thread or check the washers.
794583
For me it has fallen apart. After a couple of months, it began leaking profusely. Now the long shaft has become detached from the handle. It's utterly nonfunctional now.I've had mine for 11 months. I used it lightly, roughly for half a summer. I'm very disappointed. It did work well when it was brand new.
709166
Mine is the same as when I bought it a couple of years ago. No change. No leakage.