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    Default Re: broken polaris pump

    I see a replacement pump is $250. It looks really simple to swap out, so If whacking it with a board and taking it apart does not work, I am pretty sure I can solve this problem.

    thanks for the info.


    What do I do to keep this from happening again 2 years from now?

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    Cool Re: broken polaris pump

    Good luck with the fix/ replacement! Let us know if you need any advice

    Preventing it from happening again depends on what the original problem was. If it was the shaft seal, just periodicly check for drips under the pump - if you see some one of the seals needs to be replaced before the leak can do damage. If it's slight corrosion freezing things up, try to keep the motor as dry as possible and treat the connections with an approved rust inhibitor. Avoid splashing chemical leaden pool water on the pumps. Finally, hope for a better pump this time
    Luv & Luk, Ted

    Having done construction and service for 4 pool companies in 4 states starting in 1988, what I know about pools could fill a couple of books - what I don't know could fill libraries

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