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I had a seal leak that caused water to get into my motor and trip the braker. Myself and a few electricians couldn't figure it out. It tripped a few random times and then would work for a while and then it started getting more frequent. Then it just wouldn't kick back on. I hope that's not...

I found this random item in the bottom of my pool. Any ideas?

In your opinion should I have someone inspect/replace the bearings proactively? Would that make a difference? (My guess is no) Should I do nothing and hope it lasts for a few more years?

“sing” meaning it will eventually corrode through and damage the bearings? Or something else?

Does the hayward sp2607x10 not have an impeller ring? I don’t see one in the diagram. https://hayward-pool-assets.com/assets/documents/pools/pdf/parts-diagrams/Super-Pump.pdf

This is as good as I can get. Thoughts?

I've cleaned it off pretty good with a dish sponge. I'd like to neutralize it so I'm thinking of washing it down with a water and baking soda mix. Any other thoughts or suggestions?

Thank you. Never quess what I found :) Any suggestions on cleaning that mess off?

The black shiny part on this seal is the same as the white ceramic on others correct? Where does the seal lube go. I've seen a few video instructions but none seem to mention it.

1.65hp I have this https://www.inyopools.com/Products/00200017074678.htm It was suggested that I upgrade it when I installed. Here's the thread Post in thread 'Pump question' https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/pump-question.222376/post-1948908

I'm going to SPX2610C to increase flow rate.

Thanks. I'm going to upgrade impeller while I'm at it. Any suggestions on gaskets to replace with or are they pretty much the same.

I bought everything from inyopool. https://www.inyopools.com/Products/00101352069707.htm I don't mind changing it out again to be safe. Is that a good choice?

I was going to ask, I think a seal leak destroyed my last motor, so would there be something that could be causing my seals to fail quickly?

So I don't see anything obvious but maybe it's more subtle? I took a video to share. Looks like some moisture but I don't see a drip. Youtube video I really appreciate everyone's help.

It's been raining here off and on so it's difficult to tell. I don't see any viable dripping. Is the metal on the pump looking like that normal?

Quick question hopefully. I replaced my motor in Dec of 2020 and I've notice corrosion building up. See picture. I do live on the coast and there are time I've had pool water splash up on the pump. I have a SWG. Is this normal of a sign of a leak or another problem. Thank you in advance.

I never would have guessed and you are correct. Thank you for saving me a service call.

I searched but couldn't find a similar situation. I was cleaning my pump filter basket and noticed this o-ring. Any suggestions on how to approach finding where this came from? I also had me pump randomly trip the breaker before I found this. Not sure how or if that could be relevant.

This is my setup. The only thing that I see that could be similar is I have 2 holes in my skimmer and one appears plugged. Is that it?

Any idea what this pipe (see attached photo) does for my in ground pool? It just sticks out of the ground and I have no idea why it’s there. Thanks in advance.