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Old 09-23-2009, 04:12 PM   #16
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I am a "pool guru"

The motor bearing inside the motor have probably worn out.

Its best to get this repaired right away as worn bearings can create an extra load on the motor and could eventually burn the motor out.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me,

I can also explain to you how to replace the motor bearings,

Joseph
Please send me the info to changing the bearings, and to remove the impeller
Thanks John.

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Old 09-23-2009, 04:17 PM   #17
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Hi,

I am a "pool guru"

The motor bearing inside the motor have probably worn out.

Its best to get this repaired right away as worn bearings can create an extra load on the motor and could eventually burn the motor out.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me,

I can also explain to you how to replace the motor bearings,

Joseph
Hello I need to replace the bearings in my hayward 1 1/2 hp pool filter motor. Can you advise me how to remove the impeller and replace those bearings
thanks in advance for you efforts
John.
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Old 09-25-2009, 12:42 PM   #18
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Wethead,

I turned my pump on yesterday and it made an "odd" noise but did not pump. It ran for maybe 10 seconds (while I looked at it) and began smoking a little. I removed the pump and checked the impeller but it was clean and free of any debris. I thought maybe a bearing was burned out but the shaft spins freely by hand. I put it all back together and it still made the same noise and did not pump at all.

The power source is a little jacked up as well as the pump runs for a while then shuts off. This is being addressed today but what do you think is wrong with the motor?

Thanks!
I am new to the site but deal with pumps daily with my job. Make sure that all your valves are open so that water can pump through. Under no circumstances should a pump be run without liquid...unless designed for it. The reason for the smoke was most likely the seal kit creating friction. does it sound like you are trying to pump gravel? or maybe marbles? if so you may not have enough back pressure on the suction side of the pump. this creates air in the eye of the impeller which contain enough heat to create steam, when it creates steam is is a small explosion inside the pump thus the gravel sounds. when that happens you can most definitely ruin your impeller and volute casing...a pitting will happen.

Also make sure the entire inside of the pump is filled with water...if air gets inside there, then it creates a buffer to where water will not be able to pass.
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Old 11-02-2009, 08:16 AM   #19
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Default Could be high concentrations of chemical tablets

Feeding high concentrations of chemical tablets in the skimmer will cause corrosive damage to the pool pump seal, which can leak and damage the motor bearings. It is recommended to get the bearings replaced by a qualified motor repair shop. Also, cavitation due to improper suction line sizing, leaks in the piping, a blockage in the suction line, or a low level of pool water will cause higher than normal sound.
Hope this information helps.
http://www.backyardcitypools.com/Pool-Pumps.htm
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