Questions & Answers for: separate hayward pump motor

Hayward Max-Flo pump: Need to separate pump from motor Motor went bad on my Hayward pool pump... bought a new motor, so how do you get the pump off the motor? Remove the back cover from the motor, ...

...separate the motor from the housing? I removed 3 long bolts from the end but now what? Remove the bolts in the back of the plastic strainer housing, that will take the basket assembly off the pump. ...

separate a hayward 2607 pump from the motor and I can't get the pump to to separate. I have downloaded the pump schematic and it doesn't offer a solution. Thanks FROM WHAT I CAN SEE ON MY SCAMATIC THE

...pump motor will separate from the pump housing. there are 4 to 6 bolts around the joint between the motor and the pump. You probably want to remove the pump and motor from the system and get it to a ...

separate wet end of pump from motor.If not already off, take diffuser off. Remove back cover of motor and hold center shaft with either a wrench on the flats of the shaft or a large screwdriver on the

pump housing. I cannot separate the two assemblies by pulling or carefully prying them apart. I even have the full assembly on my work bench. I do not see of feel any obstructions in the impeller area

...Hayward Northstar 1.5 HP pump is pumping water into the pool, but not at full flow rate. This started happening after I cleaned out the filter basket that was plugging off the pump. The cap seems to ...

...Hayward-SP2610X15-Super-Pump-Parts-Diagram.pdf you can see the seal and the other parts that must be separated in order to replace the seal. THE HARD WAY! Once you are sure the seal is defective you ...

...separate the motor from the pump to access the impeller. Some styles of motors have a screw that is reverse threaded holding the impeller in place, if it has one , remove the screw. Once you have ...

hayward super II you shut off the breaker, remove the rear motor cover, disconnect the electrical wires, then remove the 4 (9/16")bolts holding the motor to the "wet end" which is where the basket is.