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replacing spa circulation pump from 110v 33watt to 115v 98watt
Hello, I have to replace my circulation pump in my hot tum that is
115v 33watts. I see many that are 115v 98watt for cheep on ebay. Can I use the 98watt pump in place of the 33watt? Or am I looking for trouble. Thanks for any help. |
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replacing spa circulation pump from 110v 33watt to 115v 98watt
fzbuilder wrote:
Hello, I have to replace my circulation pump in my hot tum that is 115v 33watts. I see many that are 115v 98watt for cheep on ebay. Can I use the 98watt pump in place of the 33watt? Or am I looking for trouble. Thanks for any help. Sure. You may need one extra female in the tub... |
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replacing spa circulation pump from 110v 33watt to 115v 98watt
"fzbuilder" wrote in message ... Hello, I have to replace my circulation pump in my hot tum that is 115v 33watts. I see many that are 115v 98watt for cheep on ebay. Can I use the 98watt pump in place of the 33watt? Or am I looking for trouble. Thanks for any help. As long as it fits, it should be fine. The new one will probably move a slight bit more water |
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