To change a pump seal (Mechanical seal) isn't hard to do if you have technical knowledge, like for someone with mechanical skills.
For the every day person don't attempt you'll do more harm than good.......take the whole pump to a certified dealer who repairs and rewinds electrical motors. It will cost you approximately $50.00 unless the dealer finds a problem with the motor.
Most pumps are what I call totally enclosed which means the electrical motor and pump are one in the same, if the seal has been leaking for sometime?? water may have got into the electrical windings or bearings of the motor causing corrosion so having a certified dealer do the job will save you $$$
Mechanical seals for most pool pumps cost approximately $30-$40 or less.
Most mechanical seals that do fail are caused by- running a pump empty burning out seal, leaking hoses, fittings (clamps not tightened) on suction/discharge lines, pool water level too low, pump motor bearings worn out, rubber in mechanical seal dried out preventing tight seal around motor/pump shaft, O-Rings dried out/cracked or missing from pump casing or filter basket lid. (Do Not Use Petroleum Jelly As It May Break Down O-rings Or Housings), bearing grease, or OIL to lube O-Rings this will cause O-Rings to break down stretch preventing proper fit (water seal)
I use a product made by Dow Corning Molykote 55 another product from Dow Corning is called 111 a O-Ring Silicone lube Sealant cost approx: $3. These products are available from Canadian Bearings.
#1- To check if your pump (will hold its prime) has no leaks once its primed and you feel its pumping properly STOP! your pump.
Watch in filter basket glass if any air bubble is forming like getting larger over a time if you see the bubble getting large the pump isn't holding its prime.
Either your mechanical seal is leaking, check for water dripping from under pump casing, O-Rings not sealing- lube O-Rings, check hoses and connections repeat #1
If, and only if, the horsepowers are the same and the fittings are the same size, yes. Don't change the horsepower of your pump without changing your filter without consulting a professional.
Hayward is a pump, filter and general pool products manufacturer based in the United States. It is also a California city in Alameda county.
Your pump and filter are rated at a certain psi. To change that you would have to change the pump and maybe the filter.
Turn on the pump and put in some DE. Or clean it with filter cleaner and re-assemble then turn ont he pump and add DE.
relieve the pressure in you fuel system by disconnecting your fuel pump the change the fuel filter the hook your pump back up
Change the fuel filter first. If that doesn't help, change the fuel pump.
A dual pump and filter system are ran by connecting them in parallel. Each pump is connected to the feel supply when then in turn is sent out of its own filter.
This is fairly easily achieved change over. All you have to do is change piping coming from the pump and to the pool to fit into the new filtration system.
The fuel filter on the 1999 Dodge Dakota is a combination Fuel Filter/Pressure Regulator. It is mounted to the top of the Fuel Pump which is mounted on the fuel tank. You must remove the fuel tank to change the fuel pump. Depressurize the fuel system, Drop the tank, replace the pump.
You may have a small leak in the system before the pump This could be in a connection or a valve or possibly in a glued joint. see if it gets worse when you restrict the flow of water to the pump. if it does you will have to find where the air is getting sucked into the system.
The fuel filter is in the gas tank, along with the pump. You will not be able to change this filter, unless you change the pump too.
No, not if the pump is working.