How to replace a glycol chiller motor for a Bottoms Up beer system

Does your glycol chiller sound extra loud? Is there a weird hum or squeal coming from the motor? Although rare, it could mean the motor needs changed.
If your beer is coming out warm, yet the chiller shows a reading of 28-32F, the glycol pump ( • Bottoms Up beer system... ) or more commonly, the pump key ( • Glycol Chiller Pump Ke... ), will need replaced.
You'll be able to examine both of these parts when changing out the motor.
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0:00 - Identifying motor and pump
0:27 - Overview
0:38 - Removing motor from the chiller
1:03 - Turning off the motor - DO THIS FIRST!
1:26 - Removing the pump
2:06 - Removing wire plate
2:41 - Identifying connections
2:52 - Removing motor clip
3:25 - Removing the black & white connections
4:29 - Removing the green connection
4:49 - Connecting to the new motor
6:00 - Connecting the ground
6:24 - Reattach the wire plate
6:56 - Reattach motor clip
7:32 - Reattach motor to chiller
7:45 - Reattach pump to motor - use new key if possible
8:57 - Firing up the motor & pump