I reinstalled the old 1HP Hayward pump(6years old) and it runs fine...what is the problem with the new pump?
SOURCE: Hello, We have had our
6 years is a good time - you must have house for your pump :)
If you are close to a pool shop - take it in and get it tested - somtimes it will just need a service.
SOURCE: Need wiring diagram for Hayward dual Super 2 speed
You need 4 wires to wire the 2 speed pump. You will also need a 2 speed time clock.. Tightwatt or intermatic. The wiring diagram is on the motor.
SOURCE: just purchased a new super pump 1hp, but it is
Can you be more descriptive? My guesses are that the motor is wired wrong, the motor is defective, There is a leak in the supply line or the pump and air is getting into the pump, causing the pump to cavitate.
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It could be
the pump is bound up but it is more likely the motor is failing. It may be a
small part such as the capacitor or the starting switch, but could also be more
severe such as the winding itself. You will also want to examine the shaft
where it passes thru the pump and motor and look for signs of rust from a pump
seal leak.
Start with
the capacitor if one is present. Use a digital multi-meter (DMM),
preferably with a capacitor setting, or an analog meter set for Ohms. With
an analog, you should see the needle deflect as if testing a closed circuit
then it will slowly drop to 0 if the capacitor is good. If it doesn't move or
moves and stays to the side showing a closed circuit the capacitor is bad. If
you notice a burn hole near the terminals on the end of the capacitor do not
bother to test it. If you do not have access to a meter you can try grounding
the posts together with a screwdriver to see if they arc although it is not a
very reliable test method. Be sure you are holding on to an insulated handle
for the tool you use to short the terminals together or you can get a good
poke.
Next check
the internal stationary start switch for continuity thru the contacts. Bent or
burned up points and arms can cause a startup failure...you may need a new part
if yours is more than bent out of position.
Finally
check the winding for grounds and shorts...if you find any it is most likely time
for a new motor.
If you are not
familiar with testing these parts your best bet would be a local electric motor
repair shop to see if the motor can be repaired or if it would need to be
replaced. They should also be able to ensure there is no pump damage. If you
wish to continue to try to repair it yourself please comment with any questions
you have as you work thru the pump and motor.
John
SOURCE: my hayward 1hp super pump
Inside pump is a difram , it most likely is stuck, some times if you shut off pump, turn back on a few times it might release itself, but most likely needs to be replaced. Let me know, mike from fixya.com
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Hi Larry Helm, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box? What is the exact model number?
The box says SP2607X10A and the motor plate says C48K2N14383....hope that helps....very confusing.
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