How to replace a swimming pool pump motor and seal kit. Hayward super pump. Century pool pump motor.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2023
- Our Hayward super pump quit after less than 4 years. I show how to replace a pool pump motor and seal kit.
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Great video, BB! Made me laugh a few times. Yes, AMAZON is the way to go IF you have time to wait. I have an old Century HST110 pump which is showing a water leak at the bottom (where I can't see it) and it's probably slowly allowing air into my circulation loop too, so I suspect the seals are toast. Your video will be a big help in removing the old seals then cleaning, lubing and installing the new seals. I moved to JAX FL from NY about six months ago, so these pool maintenance things are new to me and videos like yours are a huge help. I managed to replace the giant Hayward cartridge filter (it was trashed!) with no issues and that improved the water circulation and the pressure dropped from 23psi to 6psi with the new one. My wife wants to switch over to a SALT pool, so that may be another adventure and $$.... :)
I would have liked to see the electric connection and the difference between 115v and 230v
Very helpful
Good video Bro
Thank you.
Well, you added magic lube where you didn’t really need it, and you didn’t add it where you need it. Also, you should not touch the white ceramic surface of the pump seal…Otherwise, not bad info…
If you got a variable speed you would be using 200 watts on half speedcompared to 2000 watts that the single speed is using it would pay for its self and the government would give you a $300 rebate every year every time you file taxes
My Hayward sand filter will work well then after a couple of hours I have no pressure. Ill backwash it then it works again for a few hours. I saw your previous video on the gauge. I just changed mine. Maybe ill get lucky and that'll fix it! Anyone ever have an issue like this?
Impeller is probably clogged.
Bonding wire, not grounding wire