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I have a jacuzzi magnum force pump I am trying to plumb the pvc into the pump I lost the screw down union what size do I need to buy and where do I buy a union to fit this pump
Re: I have a jacuzzi magnum force pump I am trying to...
Go to your local pool supply get a union to match the sise of your pipe ... or ... just glue it together today and add the uniion next time you have to take that part out.
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Probably 1.5 HP but if you can read any of the nameplate data on the motor it would be helpful to confirm. A better approach might be to size the new pump to the volume of water in the pool.
If all you are going to replace is the pumps motor then can you provide at least the amp ratings off the motor? Those should help verify what your old unit's horsepower really is.
alot of companies use to have a damper ring on pump shaft which would knock down some of the noise a pump motor made pumps make noise and the bigger the pump the louder the noise if its not vibrating or clunking then its running as it should
I believe the jacuzzi pump impeller has a locking screw directly in the middle of the impeller. You'll have to turn it clockwise to remove it. Then you'll need to remove the cover from the back of the motor using a 1/4" nut driver. Depending on the motor, you should be able to use a 7/16" open end wrench to hold the motor shaft from turning as you turn the impeller counter-clockwise to remove it. Some motors are different, some have a keyed shaft or require a special tool to hold the shaft while the impeller is removed. Hope this helps.
the impeller is what is holding it in on the end of motor is the impellel the impeller is in a houseing right off motor that is held togethere by screws you should disconect power then power for motor then remove water in/outtake there may be some kind of strap holding it down
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