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The heart of the pool pump is the motor, which is
responsible for the circulation in your pool.
Circulation of water is essential for pool
filtration; without it, all you would have is a
green pond in your backyard. If your motor has ever
abruptly gone out, you know how urgent its
replacement is. This is why we recommend keeping
your pool pump owners manual in an accessible place
and making sure you note the make and model of your
pump before the outside elements fade the label on
the pump.
Which Replacement Motor Do I Need?
The best way to determine the proper replacement
motor is by having the pump manufacturer's name and
model number. By “pump”, we mean the complete unit
which is comprised of the wet end (where the
strainer basket is) and the motor. Regardless of the
pump you have – Hayward, Pentair, Sta-Rite, Jandy,
etc. - the motor is made by a third party
manufacturer and the same motor is used on multiple
pumps. There is no such thing as an A.O. Smith or
Magnetek pump – these companies only make the pool
pump motors. Since replacement pool pump motors are
listed according to the complete pump model, having
only the model number from the motor makes it much
more difficult to cross-reference. Look instead for
a label or plate on the basket portion of the pump
and see if you can get the model number for the
whole unit, such as “Hayward Super Pump SP2605X7”.
With this information, it is usually fairly simple
to look up the proper replacement. If you cannot
locate the pump model name or number, check for a
part number on the strainer basket lid. This will
usually be molded into the plastic and can often be
used as a cross-reference to figure out which pump
you have.
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We also carry a full range of replacement parts for
the popular Polaris automatic pool cleaners. |
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