Super II Pump Replacement
My Hayward Super II Pump (dual speed) has died and I've been told to
replace it with a single speed. Unfortunately I don't know what HP to get. My current says it's 2.5 HP (although the part number indicates it's only 2 HP SP1620-Z-2-MBK). My pool is 13,000 gallons, 5' at the deepest, and DOES have an automatic pool cleaner, but does NOT have a spa. Incidentally, do I really need to replace the entire pump? Apparently the pump ran dry due to a blockage in the lines this past summer. The repairman said it was bad, but cleaned something out and sprayed it with WD40. Told me it would only last me a little while longer. Today I woke up to it "screaming", so I'm guessing it's finally given out. But with all the parts that I'm able to purchase separately, it seems I should be able to repair the existing pump instead of purchasing a whole new one. Any thoughts? I don't have a lot of money, but I do need whatever I do to last so I'm not continously putting money into the pool. If I do need to replace, please advise on what HP I should get. Thank you! |
Super II Pump Replacement
wrote in message ... My Hayward Super II Pump (dual speed) has died and I've been told to replace it with a single speed. Unfortunately I don't know what HP to get. My current says it's 2.5 HP (although the part number indicates it's only 2 HP SP1620-Z-2-MBK). My pool is 13,000 gallons, 5' at the deepest, and DOES have an automatic pool cleaner, but does NOT have a spa. Incidentally, do I really need to replace the entire pump? Apparently the pump ran dry due to a blockage in the lines this past summer. The repairman said it was bad, but cleaned something out and sprayed it with WD40. Told me it would only last me a little while longer. Today I woke up to it "screaming", so I'm guessing it's finally given out. But with all the parts that I'm able to purchase separately, it seems I should be able to repair the existing pump instead of purchasing a whole new one. Any thoughts? I don't have a lot of money, but I do need whatever I do to last so I'm not continously putting money into the pool. If you are handy, replacing bearings and seals is not that big of a job. Bob |
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