That is definitely the same thing. Do we know exactly where it goes or what purpose it serves. I don't suspect that it is a critical enough part to warrant tearing my pump apart to replace it. I'm just curious now.
Intelliflo 011018 pump spit this out...
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I think that is acts as a slinger to protect the bearings from dirt, dust, water etc.
I think that it goes on the shaft near the motor.
Probably not worthwhile replacing. I couldn't even find the part for sale anywhere.
Perhaps, it would be worthwhile getting one and replacing it if you ever need to do a seal change.
I think that it goes on the shaft near the motor.
Probably not worthwhile replacing. I couldn't even find the part for sale anywhere.
Perhaps, it would be worthwhile getting one and replacing it if you ever need to do a seal change.
You are probably right about it being a slinger. I'm just a little surprised since it also has the large flat slinger that is more common. I could feel it when I stuck my finger up through the cutout on the bottom of the motor housing.
I agree.
Probably not worthwhile replacing. I couldn't even find the part for sale anywhere.
Perhaps, it would be worthwhile getting one and replacing it if you ever need to do a seal change.
I agree.
I suspect that if you emailed Pentair with model number, serial number and what happened, they would probably send you a new one.
Perhaps, now that I can identify the part for them because their tech certainly could not.
Note that parts 3 and 4 are switched in the Pentair catalog. Part 3 in the picture is the v-ring. Part 4 is the capacitor.
Note that parts 3 and 4 are switched in the Pentair catalog. Part 3 in the picture is the v-ring. Part 4 is the capacitor.
I did notice that, thanks.
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