BEARINGS and shaft seal Jandy pump

[jazyje]

Hoping to get help finding an online or local supplier for my pump - Jandy Pro Stealth 1.0 SHPF. Need new bearings and possibly shaft seal as well. (Anything else I should replace - I'm going to attempt DIY).

Really loud when started up this season... Can literally hear it 100 feet away. Sounds like there's a loose bearing in there.[h=1][/h]

 

[Bama Rambler]

You'll need a pair of 6203 double seal bearings. Specifically 62032RS, which has a rubber seal on each side. You can find those generically.
You'll also need a R0479400 seal if the pump is newer than serial number P08FF0001, or a R0445500 seal if it's earlier than that.

 

[jazyje]

You'll need a pair of 6203 double seal bearings. Specifically 62032RS, which has a rubber seal on each side. You can find those generically.
You'll also need a R0479400 seal if the pump is newer than serial number P08FF0001, or a R0445500 seal if it's earlier than that.

Thanks for quick reply! Do you think I can buy them at any electrical supply store or should go to a pool store? Is there a bearing puller you'd recommend?

 

[jazyje]

OK, so the wet part has a serial #J06FH2106. But the motor is actually Century Centurion A.O. Smith serial CB07-27. Part 7-193993-05. I'm going to be replacing the parts inside the motor, correct? SO I should look for A.O. Smith parts? (sorry, confused).

 

[jazyje]

Can you try to estimate how old the existing motor is based on serial I provided? I'm thinking a replacement motor could be an option as well? Would these 2 be good replacement options:

http://www.poolsupplyworld.com/US-M...-1HP-Full-Rated-Pool-and-Spa-Motor/EB841.htm?

Or same:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007ATO0W...t=&hvlocphy=9007283&hvtargid=pla-323302985212

 

[Bama Rambler]

You can probably get the bearings at either an electrical supply store or even an autoparts store. No need to use A.O. Smith parts.

Either of those motors should work.

 

[jazyje]

You can probably get the bearings at either an electrical supply store or even an autoparts store. No need to use A.O. Smith parts.

Either of those motors should work.

Based on the motor's serial: A.O. Smith serial CB07-27. Part 7-193993-05.. Would you say it was made in 2007? Meaning it's already 10 years old? Not sure how to read the serial....

 

[Bama Rambler]

That motor was made in July of 2006.

 

[jazyje]

That motor was made in July of 2006.

Wow, 11 years old. I guess I should just replace it, probably not worth taking apart at this point... Would you recommend a good replacement motor? More energy efficient option would be best, or maybe a dual speed motor?

 

[Bama Rambler]

If I were going to replace it, I'd go with a 2-speed model. You can look up either a SQS1102R or a B2982 motor and that will replace the one you have. Be aware that both of those replacements are 230 volt only. So, if you're running 120 volts to the pump that may not be an option.

 

[jazyje]

Be aware that both of those replacements are 230 volt only. So, if you're running 120 volts to the pump that may not be an option.

How would I know about the voltage? The pump and pool were already here when I bought the house...

 

[Bama Rambler]

Look at the breaker feeding the pump. If it's a single wide breaker (~1") it's 120 volts, if it's a double wide breaker (~2") it's 240 volts.

 

[jazyje]

Look at the breaker feeding the pump. If it's a single wide breaker (~1") it's 120 volts, if it's a double wide breaker (~2") it's 240 volts.

It IS a double wide breaker. However, the breaker operates 2 pumps: the main pump and the booster pump. DO you still think it's 240 volts in this case?