Getting shock big time HELP PLs!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Bill S]

GREAT points Alton - I knew we had discussed this a few years ago, which is when I found my problem. ON my 215, I have 3 1250gph external pumps, 2 large Quiet One pumps and 2 Seio 2600s. That was enough to get a tingle.

BUT, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A GOOD GROUNDING ROD on your home. Especially with very dry weather.

[moe]

wow I'm very impress with the feed back from this thread. I have learned so much. Thank you guy for chiming in.

[moe]

Is this the Mag 18 that I sold you earlier this year? Because if it is I had know idea that it leaked voltage. I used it externally because at the time I didn't have a true external pump. I only sold it because I went back to my mag 12 that I originally had on the tank. In addition I only sold the Mag 18 for what I paid for it. I'm sorry if this is the case but I did not intentionally sell you a bad pump. I would've just scraped it for parts if that was the case.

I know that you didn't sell me a intentionally bad pump. In fact I was happy cause I found what kind of hp I need for my tank. It has such great power as far as flow is concern. I think it just out lasted it life span if it is what I was told. I'm still using it with more caution. Eventually I will upgrade. However I must make due with what I have. And try not create to much conduction, it lessen the shock. lol

[los.tejanos83]

These posts just reminded how important to plug my grounding probe back in the sump vs. letting it collect dust on my table.