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Awesome, I’m glad you were able to get it all upgraded and corrected! I totally understand the need for a stop valve, it just looked like it was on the wrong side of the fitting in the picture. If that fitting was where you disconnect the pump, the 3” pipe would dump on you...

Replace it. Not gonna find what you're looking for. Been down that rabbit hole, it's not fun.

In Florida, this install is fine. We keep the discharge from the d/w high, like Geofd said. If I did this, I would have used an entirely tubular p-trap. Makes service a breeze. Bush/bell reduce drain to 1.5", use a threaded trap adapter and you're good to go.

In Florida, that is totally fine. It really is a benefit to the owner and the tech working on the pump. If that thing failed, its from one of 3 reasons: Its really old, the tech didn't tighten it correctly, the discharge piping is too short (weight of the pump pulled it out of the fitting...

Not sure if you've gotten down to the bottom of this, but if you can answer a few questions, I may be able to point you in the right direction. Is your entire house on septic? Or is this "Sewage ejector pump" only serving the kitchen and pumping to a regular sanitary drain? Grease is...