This spa pump wet end has barbs molded into faceplate, but they are not drilled threw. You only drill the barb(s) that are needed.Barb hoses are used for auto prime and freeze drain. Most sizes available at www.waterwayparts.com.
If you need help identifying the pump you need send us some pics. sales@waterwayparts.com
Your spa control power cord is dedicated to your model of control and must be re-used on your new pump. New pumps most often ship without a power cord
Remove the cord from your old pump, and note, (take a pic with your phone) the wire color going to high speed or low speed terminals on any motor, the color is set or determined by the maker of the spa control, not by the pump or motor manufacturer. Before you remove the power cord from your old pump, look at the old motor wiring label and make a note of what color goes to high, and to low. Then, put the cord on your new motor/pump, using the same color for high as on the old motor and also for low speed wiring.
THIS IS ONLY AN EXAMPLE!!!!!!
DYNA-FLO PLUS Top Mount spa filter
Telescoping weir and deep basket will capture lots of surface debris from your spa. The opening cut in your spa shell would be 6.875″ diameter. These Waterway Plastics skim filters will retro fit the Dynamic Series Rainbow skim filters. Pictured is the “grey” 50 square foot model 510-4557. Waterwayparts.com carries all the parts for these filters: baskets, trim rings, filters, and whole bodies.
Waterwayparts.com can help you with your Eco-Kleer sand filter. If you need a parts list or replacement parts we ask you email your requests to sales@waterwayparts.com.
Because some of the parts may change from year model it is always helpful to include a image of your particular filter system.
Sand in your filter should be changed every 3-5 years. This might be a good time to inspect the laterals in the bottom of your tank to be sure they have not developed any cracks. If you have been getting sand shot back into your pool this could be the problem.
There are other issues that can cause the same problem. If the “spider gasket” in your top mount multi port valve is worn , or the spring in the valve is weak, or you have incorrectly attached your filter hoses you may also see sand on the bottom of your above ground pool.
Waterwayparts.com has all the parts needed to repair the multi-port valve or you may want to just purchase an entire new valve. Just email any questions to sales@waterwayparts.com
1.Prevent foam by showering before soaking in the hot tub. That will wash off all the soap residue, makeup, and other body chemicals.
2.Make sure bathing suits are cleaned and rinsed with fresh water before getting in the hot tub.
3.Don’t go underwater. Long-haired soakers should wear a baseball cap to keep their hair up.
4.Don’t buy cheap chemicals. Get the right chemicals from a trusted hot tub supply store.
5.Don’t drink in the hot tub to avoid the risk of spilling it in the water.
6.Drain and clean a hot tub regularly. Do this every 3 to 4 months.
You may not need to replace the entire pump and motor, the impeller, volute, seal, orings, plug, or the entire “wet end” are all available. This is a 48 frame used in several Leisure Bay spas. Available at http://www.waterwayparts.com
Replacing the heater union gasket is the first step in repairing your spa heater leak. It might also be the “split nut” but try the heater union gasket first. This waterwayparts.com union gasket measures an outside diameter of 2 7/8″.
We also carry a slightly “thicker” gasket 711-4020. Same size diameter but thicker material.
Replacing your spa pump can be extremely easy. However, because of the “cramped ” space, it is important to replace it with the exact same configuration so that your existing plumbing all fits. We have several models of the “Niagara” spa pump. Just give us a call, or email our technicians to assist you in picking the correct pump.
The single speed 4 or 5 hp Waterway Viper Pumps commonly used on swim spas can develop leaks. A common spot for a leak is the face plate of the pump (suction side). Overtightning, freeze damage, or vibration can cause your faceplate to crack and leak. Don’t replace the entire pump. You can purchase the faceplate only at http://www.waterwayparts.com
The part number is 311-1510
Viper Faceplate
To ensure the correct replacement, check the “nameplate” of your old pump, located on the side of the motor. The main information to look for on this label is: Frame Size (48 or 56)
Volts (115 or 230)
HP
AMPS
CAT
Also, we will need the measurement (outside thread) of the intake and the discharge. Is the discharge Vertical? Horizontal?
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