I bought a new Aqua flo single speed pump but it came in as a 3400 RPM unit instead of a 1700. Can I wire the pump to a slower speed and if so how?

if its a 220 unit then you have a ground issue..if its a 2 speed 110 unit then the switch may be stuck inside..

Probably not ... 1725 and 3400 <> are standard speeds for electric motors. See if your dealer will make an exchange for you for the proper speed pump.

All motors have an electrical diagram on the side of the unit. This easily explains where to place wiring. Since we did not install your electrical wires, we have no idea what your color code system is. Just have to use the diagram

I responded to the previous question in regards to the motor only. The xp2 does not have the strainer basket that the max-e-pro has . If this was a regular hot tub, the xp2 would work great, if this is above ground, then you do need a pump with a strainer basket. Again the xp2 will not work for an inground hot tub as the set up is different than an above ground unit.

06115000-1040 - Aqua Flo XP-2 Spa Pump Hot Tub Pump
You should be able to contact them.

Neutral should be white. To be sure pull the cover plate off the *********** of the motor on the back side of the plate it will have the wires color coded for which wire is neutral and which is hot. Normally Black would be hot and the yellow wire could be second speed so if you look on the plate on the new motor you will be able to see the wiring diagram. This is assumeing it is a 110 Volt motor single phase.

The side of the motor will have a wiring diagram for how to connect the common, low and high speed leads. Your wire harness should have a white (common), black (usually low), red (usually high) and green (ground) wire. If high and low are backwards, switch the black and red leads.

Should be you just have to reverse the high and low wires on the motor, I think the common wire stays the same.