Pool pump motor leaking

coolinthepool

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May 8, 2019
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Fishers, IN
Hi, all—I installed a new pool pump motor this past fall and it’s been working great. Today I went out and noticed the water had dropped significantly. Upon inspecting the equipment, sure enough, the motor housing was dumping water out. I’ve refilled the pool.
I’ve taken the motor off of the housing and inspected the o ring and ensure the impeller is spinning. Those seem to be fine. Honestly, I’m not sure what it is. The impeller/diffuser weren’t replaced when I replaced the motor, so it could be those. And if I replace those, I may as well replace al of the o-rings again. Thoughts?

Here’s the model:
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Here’s a video:
 
Hi, all—I installed a new pool pump motor this past fall and it’s been working great. Today I went out and noticed the water had dropped significantly. Upon inspecting the equipment, sure enough, the motor housing was dumping water out. I’ve refilled the pool.
I’ve taken the motor off of the housing and inspected the o ring and ensure the impeller is spinning. Those seem to be fine. Honestly, I’m not sure what it is. The impeller/diffuser weren’t replaced when I replaced the motor, so it could be those. And if I replace those, I may as well replace al of the o-rings again. Thoughts?

Here’s the model:
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Here’s a video:

That’d be great if I can find out which seal it is. Model is c48k2pa105c5
 
You're reading the motor label. That's not going to help. We need the information from the pump. What numbers can you see anywhere?

What is the part number that is visible in the picture?
 

Is it this pump?

 

Is it this pump?


I appreciate your help, I posted a picture of the problem. The shaft seal spring was broken. I’ve already ordered the replacement. Thanks again!
 
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