How do you disassemble an impeller?
These are the steps to follow:
- disconnect the electrical wires entering the electric motor cover.
- disconnect the circuit pump.
- remove the screws (1)
- uncouple the pump unit (2) and o-ring (13)
- unscrew the caps (3), making sure you secure the impeller using a soft belt, so as not to damage the paddles.
Can you change an impeller in a pool pump?
Pool pumps aren’t cheap, so when yours stops running properly, you should understand how it works and determine whether you can fix the problem yourself to save yourself some money on the repair. That’s the case with the impeller. If it breaks, you can replace it on your own.
How do you uncouple a pump?
These are the steps to follow:
- Disconnect the electrical wires entering the electric motor cover.
- Disconnect the circuit pump.
- Remove the screws (1)
- Uncouple the pump unit (2) and o-ring (13)
- Unscrew the caps (3), making sure you secure the impeller using a soft belt, so as not to damage the paddles.
How to replace an impeller on an electric appliance?
Make a note of the replacement part number for the impeller and keep it safe. Make sure your hands are dry before touching the switch and electric socket. Remove the plug after switching off the appliance. Electricity still travels through cable, albeit at a lower charge.
What is an impeller in a pump?
An impeller is a small but important part of a pumping system. It looks like a little three-dimensional propeller. It draws liquid, mainly water, toward it before expelling it through an outlet pipe. Impellers fall into two classes: single and double suction.
How do you fix an impeller on a sump pump?
Put the pump base back and screw it down tightly. Put the pump back into the sump pit and reattach the outlet pipe. Turn on the pump and see if the impeller is working. Check that the water level is decreasing. Keep the manufacturer’s instructions in a safe and accessible place.
What should I do if my impeller is damaged?
Always keep a spare impeller handy in case the existing one is damaged or corroded. Make a note of the replacement part number for the impeller and keep it safe. Make sure your hands are dry before touching the switch and electric socket. Remove the plug after switching off the appliance.