My pool pump for my 15 x 42 pool will not turn on. The breaker is not tripped and it is not a problem with the outlet. It was working, I unplugged it and it will not work since it has been re-plugged in.
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Try to turn the shaft of the motor with it unplugged then turn on if no go bad motor
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I've had this problem multiple times this summer. Every time i cut the pump off to replace the filter, it will not turn back on. Never any blockage or anything like that. Honestly, I just hit the motor (sometimes hard) and get it to start. The pumps cost about half the pools original cost, might as well get a new pool if your going to replace the pump...
We have a summer escapes pool. Pump wouldn't turn on. Husband replaced the receptical on the pump and it worked!
I'm having the same problem. What do you mean by receptical???
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I just bought a 10x30 metal frame pool. after it was all set up, we plugged it in and it doesn't turn on. any idea what could be the problem? this is our first pool.
SOURCE: I have a Rule 1800 H53SP-24 Swimming Pool Cover
Hello. There are several possible issues here which are all fairly easy to investigate. Begin by bringing your pump, cord and hose into a warm space for 24 hours to thaw everything out, warm it up and dry it out. Then try it. If it works, you know you have one of the problems described below:
1. Sometimes a circuit breaker wears out and needs to be replaced. Try your pump on a different circuit, insuring that you are using a different circuit breaker. IF it works there, the solution is to replace that worn circuit breaker.
2. Check the impeller and remove any clog, blockage, debris or residue.
3. The 24 foot cord on your pump might have a cut, or a scrape on it. If it does, water is getting into the insulation and causing the circuit breaker to kick. Check your cord thoroughly and if you do have a break in it replace the cord or repair it with a waterproof repair.
4. Your pump motor may be worn or faulty or have a water intrusion. In that case the only fix is to replace the pump.
5. The drain hose could be frozen. If it is, that blockage could cause the breaker to kick. Always ensure that the hose runs consistently downhill.
If you would like to contact Rule, you may do so at the following link:
http://www.rule-industries.com/
Regards, Joe. Please rate my answer. Thank you and happy holidays.
SOURCE: Rule H53sp-24 pool cover pump trips GFI breaker
GFI devices are prone to degrade over time. Also, when used outdoors there are additional moisture issues that may cause sufficient current leakage to trip the breaker.
I had a similar problem this Spring. I was using a 20 amp GFI "master" outlet that protected two additional outlets 'downstream' of it (wired to the 'load' terminals on the GFI outlet- I'd have the check the doc. to see what terminology was used here). The pump was plugged into one of the downstream outlets.
Replacing the GFI seemed to solve the problem. I did ante up $20 for an 'outdoor' model of the 20 amp GFI unit, several bucks more than the standard 'indoor' unit - have no ideal if that represented additional value or not.
Note also, that this is the third such pump I have used for my pool cover. The other two failed to come on at all after about a year's use. The mfg replaced them under warranty (I may have had to send back the old pump - I forget!).
Curtis
SOURCE: when i plug my pool cover pump in the the gfi
The pump motor is likely grounded causing the GFI to trip. Once the seal inside a submersible pump fails, water enters the unit and the motor will fail. The low cost of those pumps makes them not worth fixing and you will most likely need to replace it.
SOURCE: rule 1800 pool cover pump trips breaker
It sounds like the pump motor has shorted. Probably time to invest in another one.
SOURCE: I have a Hayward 1081
I've had a problem like this. Can you safely power the pump from a non gfi outlet for a while? Once it runs and whatever is causing this condition dries out, you can plug it back into the gfi.
Gary
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Meant to add- only owned the pool for two weeks.
Also same problem - owned pool for 4 weeks!
me too.. ours was only up for 2 weeks
ours only up 4 weeks
Mine was up for 2 days and the pump went
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The shafts they come with are porcelain. Go to hardware store and replace it with brass . Won't hav poole problem again. .went through same problem until I figured it out.
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