Parts 1, 6, 7, 10. The OEM motor is made by A.O.Smith, available most everywhere. Use it and the install will be much easier.
I'm pretty sure my pump motor is going bad - instead of the hum I'm used to, it's now making a loud buzzing noise. It's still pumping water, but it's getting louder and louder. Is it a good idea to just replace the motor instead of the entire pump? I was thinking about buying a replacement motor to have on hand in case mine goes kaput, or when the noise gets bothersome enough.
If I do replace the motor, what other parts should I replace?
Here is a web page showing the entire pump:
http://www.tropixpools.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=4031
Do I just need to replace Part No. 1 (the motor), or do I need to replace other parts (all numbered and described below the schematic)?
If possible, can someone who has done this indicate which part numbers I need to replace and why? Is tropixpools a good place to order from or are there other recommendations? They state that they sell genuine OEM motors, not aftermarket motors that fit. Is that important? Does anyone know of a better deal?
Thanks!
Parts 1, 6, 7, 10. The OEM motor is made by A.O.Smith, available most everywhere. Use it and the install will be much easier.
Last edited by thepoolman1; 06-09-2006 at 11:20 AM.
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