After I flush the toilet, the motor continues to run and not stop. The only way to stop the motor is to kill the power to the unit. I was told the the float or float switch may be stuck. I was wondering how difficult was this for an inexperieinced person and how messy was this clean up
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Yeah most likely the float switch may be stuck in the on position. Remove the pump out the back of the toilet, pry open the lid using a flat head screwdriver, remove 2 or 3 screws from front and back of pump casing, remove the motor and pressure chamber out the top as one piece, place it on a work bench, the pressure chamber is the white casing where the power cord comes out the top. There is a black rubber membrane at the bottom of the pressure chamber, inspect it and make sure is not warped or that there are no solids build up at the bottom.