How to Replace Pool Pump Motor Sta-Rite / Century
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- čas přidán 27. 04. 2023
- Reminder, Im not an electrician and working with electric is dangerous so if you are unsure or are unfamiliar with electrical codes and regulations, have a professional electrician wire your pump for you or at least check your work.
Today, I’m going to show you How to Replace Pool Pump Motor Sta-Rite PHK2RA6D-101L / Century B2852. I will walk through all the tools you need and each step along the way. If you find the video helpful, feel free to drop a thumbs up! Thanks for watching!
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Thank you for the video! I followed the instructions step by step and the new motor is purring!
Another successful repair here! Thanks so much!
Dude, great video. Owe you a beer. Just finished mine thanks to your video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you!!!! You just saved me $300.00 bucks, I was quoted $550.00 for the pump + installation, I will just get the pump and will do it myself. Thank you again!!!
Greatly appreciate the detail in the video.
Great video! Very helpful! Thank you very much!
Very helpful, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks
Thank you for the information! I purchased the same motor and I find it odd how the bottom of the rear is exposed?
I’m working on the pump 220 and has too hot wires and one ground wall two ground the one with the green screw and the other one is white but all three white and black and red has power what can I do to verify if right wire What’s can I do ?
If you're unsure, I would definitely have an electrician verify your wiring. It's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to electricity.
You didn't explain which wire went to what connection.
Why do you keep calling the impeller a turbine fan????? Why didn't you change both halves of the shaft seal???? Why did you call the wires positive and negative???? I'll be very honest with you, If I were you, I would go back through that whole video and do a lot of editing before you get someone killed. Some pump motors are wired with 220, some are wired with 110 and you made no effort at all to explain the difference. Sta-Rite by the way is pump manufacturer that was bought by Pentair over a decade ago, and Century just makes the electrical portion... the motor.
C’mon man, he did alright for a homeowner.
But of course, if you want it done right….call a pro.