Replacing old doughboy pump with Hayward.

Jul 22, 2009
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Thought this would be simple enough but the manual is confusing. So do I have to ground it or is it grounded through the attached cord? Also, not sure my old pump is bonded. It is a 24 foot round Above Ground with resin standards. Any help or Clarification appreciated.
 
Bonding and grounding are two different things. If the motor has a three prong cord, it is grounded if it is plugged into a grounded outlet. If the new pump motor has a "ground" lug on it, it will need to be connected to your equi-potential bonding grid. At the pump location your old pump should have had a thick copper wire connected to it. This is the connection to the bonding grid
 
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