charsand

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Aug 4, 2009
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I just replaced my booster pump, a PB4-60. Is there any way to check the actual pressure that is produced? My Polaris does not seem to be moving as quickly as it used to. I removed the Polaris from the end of the hose and noted that the water flow seemed to imitate the same flow as coming out a normal hose attache to a spigot. Do you think the booster pump is performing correctly ? Before I take apart the Polaris 280, I would like to eliminate the pump as the problem.
Thanks
Charlie
 
Insure that the screen at the wall fitting is clean.
If so, remove the wall fitting. If the pump is operating, the pressure at the wall should be substantially greater with the pump on than with it off.
 
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