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If it sounds like there are marbles in your pump, it is more likely caused by cavitation. Cavitation is caused by a rapid change in water pressure that leads to the formation of vapor-filled cavities. These pockets can and will ruin your pump impeller and should be corrected immediately. Poor suction conditions are the most common cause.
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