Thank you so much for making this install video!! This video helped me install the new magnetic impeller pump and fixed my error code E02 on my Bestway/Saluspa Milan Egg Pump. Saved me a ton of money with this instead of buying a new one
Thanks for the video, only thing is WHERE do I buy the right replacement? Coleman ignores my request, pond suppliers send the wrong one, I cant find this anywhere, HELP, lol
Iv just repaired on that’s had a very noisy pump I removed the impeller blade from the magnet part and wrapped the part what the blade sits on with PTF tape and now it’s silent works a dream
I replaced my Saluspa impeller today with your help! I stripped one of the six motor screws, which I resolved with a diamond disc cutter and flathead screwdriver. I had ordered one of the amazon kits with the impeller, extra screws and washers, so I replaced most of the screws anyway. It’s running quieter than ever. Thanks!
Does it matter where you screw the green, black and yellow cables in at ? Do they have to be in a certain order ? I took mine apart and don’t remember how they were in order
Our pump works filling it with air but our jets do not work at all. Is it because the impaler has a broken shaft? Because I am positive that a impaler is to move water. And to put air in the hot tub a impaler is not needed at all.
My Coleman Saluspa coded E02 (no flow) when the pump stopped because the magnet started rusting, swole up, and locked up in the housing. The plastic shaft is fine. Figures.
If its under 18 months old I'd do a warranty claim on it saluspas website has a claims process that takes a few days to get through but it's pretty straight forward. In this case it should be covered just don't mention you opened it up. You can also buy a whole new egg the entire pump housing element and all on their website 199 I think. I would just go to a pool store and bring the old impeller with me to get one closer to the right size, I don't know the part number I'll see if I can find it soon
@@uncletim6 I ordered a couple "supposed to fit impellers" last night. There's an ebay seller who sold the Danner 290GPH pump impeller for $10 to replace these impellers on the Coleman Saluspa P4071 pumps (120V, 0.7A). After he ran out, he was nice enough to list the impellers he knew that worked. He cited the Active Aqua impeller AAPW400 which is about $4 to $15 depending on where you buy it. My impeller measured ~32mm across pump fins, ~68mm shaft (no caps), and ~10mm diameter of plastic around permanent magnet rotor. I'll update if these parts work. They will not be here until January. From his listing: "UPDATE: I am out of these, but you can find them for $10, just search for for "Active Aqua impeller AAPW400". After testing a dozen or so aftermarket impellers for the SaluSpa water pump, there are two that produce the right flow rate without overheating the water pump: Active Aqua impeller AAPW400, aka. AquaScape Ultra Pump 400, aka. Atlantic Water Garden FP400 Danner SP-290 impeller You can also find the generic one that UK sellers are selling by searching for "70mm filter impeller". But be aware it has a larger 36mm fin diameter that causes the 120V water pump built for the North America market to draw about 40% more power."
since you replaced the pump from different ones. are they the same? have the insides where the impeller sits been chewed up? Mine looks like it wore out the inside and exposed the inside of the filter pump
I had to go to a pool supplier and Match the pump up by taking measurements and the cap does wear from wobbling, placing the bushing inside with a polymer resin worked for me just had to give it time cure
I'd like to speak with someone about my issue with water leaking from the fitting in between the pump and pool. It is the air line and I don't know how to stop. It started right away when I set up a few days ago. I know there is no way I will get anybody at the company to speak with me.
@@uncletim6 Where do I buy a new one, mine is cracked and rusted real bad, I saw someone used Plumbers teflon tape, really? and it held together? I will try if I cannot find new one, thank you for responding
@@russkelley3153 best bet is to take it to a pools or garden supply store and match it up. I'm not sure what the part number is I've repaired the existing ones mosty. I'm pretty certain if you take it to a local store that specializes you can get one matched up , buying them.online is a roll.of the dice
@@uncletim6 Thanks, I did one place Tranquility ponds but they dont sell parts, so I will keep looking, the one sold on Ebay you reference is 60 bucks shipping from UK I will only as last resort, let me know if you hear anything new, thanks!
Thank you so much for making this install video!! This video helped me install the new magnetic impeller pump and fixed my error code E02 on my Bestway/Saluspa Milan Egg Pump. Saved me a ton of money with this instead of buying a new one
thanks! I was staring at the disassembled pump wondering what was wrong ;)
Thanks for the video, only thing is WHERE do I buy the right replacement? Coleman ignores my request, pond suppliers send the wrong one, I cant find this anywhere, HELP, lol
I'll see if I can find the replacement and get a part number for you
@@uncletim6 Hi, well I did finally find the CORRECT impellor. Huge hassle but Im good now. Thank you!
@@russkelley3153 could you please share the part number or something to identify it for the rest of those looking for one
I got a impeller kit from an aquarium store. Couldn’t get the exact size as the coleman but it worked. Under $20
Iv just repaired on that’s had a very noisy pump I removed the impeller blade from the magnet part and wrapped the part what the blade sits on with PTF tape and now it’s silent works a dream
Awesome thanks for sharing the insight hope that holds up for you
I replaced my Saluspa impeller today with your help! I stripped one of the six motor screws, which I resolved with a diamond disc cutter and flathead screwdriver. I had ordered one of the amazon kits with the impeller, extra screws and washers, so I replaced most of the screws anyway. It’s running quieter than ever. Thanks!
This unit where the impeller is housed keeps leaking for me. Any idea where I can buy the replacement O-Ring?
Does it matter where you screw the green, black and yellow cables in at ? Do they have to be in a certain order ? I took mine apart and don’t remember how they were in order
Our pump works filling it with air but our jets do not work at all. Is it because the impaler has a broken shaft?
Because I am positive that a impaler is to move water. And to put air in the hot tub a impaler is not needed at all.
My Coleman Saluspa coded E02 (no flow) when the pump stopped because the magnet started rusting, swole up, and locked up in the housing. The plastic shaft is fine. Figures.
If its under 18 months old I'd do a warranty claim on it saluspas website has a claims process that takes a few days to get through but it's pretty straight forward. In this case it should be covered just don't mention you opened it up. You can also buy a whole new egg the entire pump housing element and all on their website 199 I think. I would just go to a pool store and bring the old impeller with me to get one closer to the right size, I don't know the part number I'll see if I can find it soon
@@uncletim6 I ordered a couple "supposed to fit impellers" last night. There's an ebay seller who sold the Danner 290GPH pump impeller for $10 to replace these impellers on the Coleman Saluspa P4071 pumps (120V, 0.7A). After he ran out, he was nice enough to list the impellers he knew that worked. He cited the Active Aqua impeller AAPW400 which is about $4 to $15 depending on where you buy it. My impeller measured ~32mm across pump fins, ~68mm shaft (no caps), and ~10mm diameter of plastic around permanent magnet rotor. I'll update if these parts work. They will not be here until January.
From his listing:
"UPDATE: I am out of these, but you can find them for $10, just search for for "Active Aqua impeller AAPW400". After testing a dozen or so aftermarket impellers for the SaluSpa water pump, there are two that produce the right flow rate without overheating the water pump:
Active Aqua impeller AAPW400, aka. AquaScape Ultra Pump 400, aka. Atlantic Water Garden FP400
Danner SP-290 impeller
You can also find the generic one that UK sellers are selling by searching for "70mm filter impeller". But be aware it has a larger 36mm fin diameter that causes the 120V water pump built for the North America market to draw about 40% more power."
Mine won't heat past 95. Any tips?
since you replaced the pump from different ones. are they the same? have the insides where the impeller sits been chewed up? Mine looks like it wore out the inside and exposed the inside of the filter pump
I had to go to a pool supplier and Match the pump up by taking measurements and the cap does wear from wobbling, placing the bushing inside with a polymer resin worked for me just had to give it time cure
I just use a bamboo skewer. It lasts a few months, then I replace it again.
Brand new out of the box salsuspa , went to inflate it, eo2 code, multiple times and now hit the bubbles button and it does nothing.
Call Them, they will send you a new unit..SOrry to hear this
Do they sell these impellers with shaft and grommets anywhere ? Close hangers aren't lasting very long.
Yes search stainless steel impeller shaft
Water circulates. I got no bubbles
Where did u get this kit
I'd like to speak with someone about my issue with water leaking from the fitting in between the pump and pool. It is the air line and I don't know how to stop. It started right away when I set up a few days ago. I know there is no way I will get anybody at the company to speak with me.
Check the o rings where the hose slids over on to the pump
I think the shafts are ceramic
Some are they last much longer, but most I've worked with seemed to be plastics
@@uncletim6 Where do I buy a new one, mine is cracked and rusted real bad, I saw someone used Plumbers teflon tape, really? and it held together? I will try if I cannot find new one, thank you for responding
@@russkelley3153 best bet is to take it to a pools or garden supply store and match it up. I'm not sure what the part number is I've repaired the existing ones mosty. I'm pretty certain if you take it to a local store that specializes you can get one matched up , buying them.online is a roll.of the dice
@@uncletim6 Thanks, I did one place Tranquility ponds but they dont sell parts, so I will keep looking, the one sold on Ebay you reference is 60 bucks shipping from UK I will only as last resort, let me know if you hear anything new, thanks!