| Rebuilding Pumps, Seal Replacement,
etc.. |
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Graphic Pump Diagram |
The purpose of these sections are to show you how to repair spa
pumps. While every effort is made to be sure that virtually all areas of
complexity are covered, you may find it more difficult or sometimes easier to accomplish this
task. Use common sense. If your pump(s) are different from those that are depicted
here, then do not use these instructions. This pages are for general reference only.
Safety Warnings!
| Remove Power from the spa/hot tub BEFORE performing this
procedure. Failure to comply with this requirement, can lead to
electrical shock and/or electrocution! |
Disclaimer
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instructions here are intended for general reference only. Many pumps
are different from the one depicted here, and may require more or less
mechanical effort or knowledge in order to achieve the desired
results. |
READ FIRST BEFORE YOU
CONTINUE
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Pumps and Parts Price Listings:
Complete Pumps,
Wet Ends,
Motors,
Seals,
Impellers,
Kits.
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| In this pump assembly procedure, we
are building an entirely new pump, using a 1.0 HP Emerson motor, and a center discharge Waterway
wet end. Click here to check it
out. |
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| A typical Aqua-Flow, Flo-Master pump seal
replacement sequence. This sequence shows the replacementof a newer style 3 piece 200
series pump seal. Click here to see this
sequence. |
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| Here we are removing a Cal-Spa pump motor from the
spa and installing a new wet end assembly. If you're having a hard time figuring out how to
remove the impeller on a rusted shaft, then this section is for you.
Those of you with difficult to remove
impellers will appreciate this sequence. |
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| This example of wet end removal and installation,
is being done with a 3/4 HP Flo-Master FMCP series pump, by Aqua-Flo. We are removing an
older .75 HP Franklin Electric pump motor, and replacing it with a new 1.5 HP Magnetek pump motor.
We are also upgrading the impeller size to achieve a higher water flow rate, to take advantage of
the increased horsepower capacity of the new motor.
Click to see this
procedure. |
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| Ready for an industry standard pool and spa
pump? This sequence shows how we replace a pump seal on a Sta-Rite Industries P2R series
pump, installed on a Watkins Hot Springs Spa. This sequence is applicable to tens of
thousands of probably -the most installed- pool and spa pump in the entire leisure industry.GO! |
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| Another example of the Sta-Rite pool and spa
pump. In this example we're replacing the motor, and all of the seals.GO! |
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