Remove the power plug, remove the back cover, loosen the clamp that holds the capacitor and move it out of the way. With a 1/2 inch open end wrench, (I think it is 1/2 inch) hold the armature via the flats on the rear of the armature. With your other hand, remove the impeller. While you are at it, you should replace the seal inside as well. If you can't get the impeller off by hand (I presume you are removing it because it is damaged) use channel lock pliers to remove it. It may turn off in a direction other than what you are expecting. Try both directions.
When stopping and starting your pump, make sure it is actually stopped before turning it back on. Frequently, air pressure in the filter will run the pump in reverse when you turn the power off to the pump. Starting the pump before the pump has come to a stop will spin the center out of the impeller. 10 seconds should be plenty of time.
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