I am buying this pump but I may need an additional part or two. Before the pump started leaking (it still works) it spun off balance pretty loudly and didn't wring the clothes out very well. My exact model is a Roper Stylemaster No. 4214289 rev. A. Any...
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I don't know if an out of balance condition could affect the pump but it is possible. If it is leaking at all, then replacing it is imperative. It will only get worse. Try searching the internet for a video on how to replace it. Then you will have a better idea of all the affected parts.
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I would first start by double checking the condition of the Pumping unit before attempting any use. 1. Disassemble the Pump assembly where the magnetic fins spin. You should be able to remove the magnetic/plastic fanblade assembly. There is either a metal/plastic stick with two rubber tips used to help dampen any vibrations. If the pump wasn't taken care of, or "ran dry" for too long, the magnetic fan assembly may have warped making disassembly more difficult. 2. if all goes well, and you can in fact pull the pump's magnetic fan assembly out, or can freely spin it within the pump housing assembly, then you can try priming the unit by filling the canister. (do this outside or where overflow water will be caught) 3. I have just over filled my unit, and while waiting for the pump to start sucking in water, I've closed the "Out" hose valve. applied generous pumping of the prime button, then reopened the Out hose valve. This creates suction thus if no water is coming into the "In" hose valve you may have a obstruction. Make sure the canister is full of water before starting it up, made a huge difference in how long I waited for the water to begin flowing. The top half of the pump assembly itself needs to have some water in it, because to me, it seems like it doesn't do jack squat unless there is water in it. I'm not a major fan of the Cascade series pumps, but when it comes to customer service the manufacture I contacted directly helped me out in a pinch. There is a science to the Priming aspect of getting the unit going. I've noticed leaving the "Out" valve at the half off position, while priming, this helps pressure build up as the "In" hose begins to fill with water. The sudden opening of the "Out" valve causes the built up pressure to pull enough of that collected water in the "In" hose to make it to the pump assembly, and voila. it freaking starts working. ..after 30 minutes of trying"
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Sorry to hear that you are having issues with your pump. We have found that the impeller which is held in by a magnet can become off balance. There is a quick fix for this problem. If you look on page 9 & 10 of your manual there are instruction on how to take apart the pump. If you no longer have your manual you can go to www.pioneerpet.com and go under instructions/products and they will show you how to take apart your pump. When you do this and remove the impeller after you put it back in give it a few spins this will help it stay in balance. You should be doing this once a month when you change your filters. You can contact us at tina@pioneerpet.com or by calling 262-376-0768
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It has nothing to due with hoses or lengths. The problem is with the internal seal of the pump head or the seal of the quick change valve. Either the O-rings on the valve are not sealing properly or the pump head is not properly sealed internally. You can try a little silicone lube on the valve O-rings to see if that stops it. Mine did the same thing! What fixed it was to return to Amazon for a replacement. Everything was fine with the new one.
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the replacement pump works great on my machine.only problem is that either i ordered wrong or didn't pay attention,as i had to mount the pump the pump with the connections coming out in front of the easher not from the rear as the original was.but other than that it is a great pump. maybe they had anther choice and just didn't look close
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Make sure the pump is properly seated into its base and the suction cups are properly secured the back. Mine was a little loud as well until I did this. Also if it starts to overflow it's because the filter is dirty
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If your old pump has this 137108100 part number then this is what you are looking for. I have the affinity glass top loader and this is pump for mine. Double check your part # the pic shows the pump upside down.
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You will need to dissemble the whole pump. On my case, the pump was working, however the bottom piece of this item was not rotating... We change this item and the pump was working fine.
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I got this pump for my 1985 40 hp johonson, but the fuel nipple to the carburators was way to small. It is possible to change the nipple. Best regards Kristian Rygh
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I don't know about your pump but this wasn't an exact replacement for mine. It was about 20 psi lower than I had. I have a 22 foot boat and this was the on demand freshwater pump. It worked great and I ordered a second as a spare. The cost of this pump was lses than half of the pump that was in there. Its been a year. All good.
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Ours is model #11042924220 Kenmore Elite HE...and from what I have researched prior to purchasing this pump, it works for many Kenmore HE washers and is very common pump. It works like a champ now that it's installed...The old pump had all kinds of items in it pen caps, coins, lent etc hence the bad pump. Thanks!
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I would definitely cross reference the model # of your washing machine. They look really similar. The ps1960402 could just be a old model # of the pump. I have a whirlpool duet sport ht model #wfw8400tw00 and the w10130913 was a perfect replacement pump.
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I've had the pump since April 2011. Check out my review for some information http://www.amazon.com/review/R11CLLTP7487AP/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B0036E9VB6&linkCode;=&nodeID;=&tag;=
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Carl G I would like to know why you needed an oil lubricated pump? Changing to wet rotor may be an issue because of the clearances...if it stops it might only a small particle...I once had some system "goo" hat stopped one...it took washing it out with diesel to get it back running. Both engineering submitals indicate the NRF22 is about 2GPM less than the LR20BF at 10ft head...so here's the thing...depending on what system youre installing it on...most systems were designed for 160f DHW or 180f HWH water so by putting this in (I dont know your system but I would do it) you'll have a slighting lower flow rate...in DHW who cares as its no big deal...BUT in a HWH system your control valves will open more and this is a seriously good thing in modulating valves. There will be a larger delta T so I'd also lower my boiler temperature by at least 20f assuming youve some form of condensing boiler...this will help ensure youre in condensing mode. Circulate fluid...not temperature and you'll save a lot of money. Make sure your side stream filter is clean and check it a few times in the first 1-2 months because the more flow means the more crud is likely to get back to your HEX...if there isnt one put a Y strainer in and add a "sock" on the screen for a month or 2). A possible problem is how many zones open/ resistance decreases across too many different circuits/ zones...too many and there wont be enough. The system I installed this on it is actually the primary circulator through a 2xwall HEX serving the HWH off the DHW system...it works so well Ive been promoting it/ its been installed on 3 systems in this last year (its not my J.O.B but I do design energy and conservation projects as is my profession). Last, make sure the expansion tank is on the pump inlet side/ the return (DHWR or HWHR)...these high speed pumps cannot handle even a minimal bit of cavitation. All the best
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What i did was put my model number in on youtube and it showed the pump i needed and i went from there..hope this helps..
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I replaced the same pn as you except B3 at end. I believe this will work fine, but this advice is worth what you paid for it ;') The most important I think is the frame type for connection to your pump. Took me a bit to figure out how to unscrew the pump impeller... after that, I forgot to switch from default 220V to 120V setting, then it was clean sailing, or swimming as the case may be.
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I am not exactly sure but... I Googled Pedros prestige pumps and ran across an orange colored Prestige and a Pedro's Domestique Floor Pump. When I zoomed in on the images, it appeared they had the same pump head. If yours looks the same, then I would feel comfortable giving it a try. You may want to check if there is a screw on back where the hose fits to tighten the hose to the pump head. Also I have no idea what the "O" ring was used for. I really like my old pump so I felt it was worth keeping, but you have to weigh out buying a new one and if you are lucky, find another old non working pump with a good pump head at a garage sale. Best of luck! I am not exactly sure but... I Googled Pedros prestige pumps and ran across an orange colored Prestige and a Pedro's Domestique Floor Pump. When I zoomed in on the images, it appeared they had the same pump head. If yours looks the same, then I would feel comfortable giving it a try. You may want to check if there is a screw on back where the hose fits to tighten the hose to the pump head. Also I have no idea what the "O" ring was used for. I really like my old pump so I felt it was worth keeping, but you have to weigh out buying a new one and if you are lucky, find another old... » Read More I am not exactly sure but... I Googled Pedros prestige pumps and ran across an orange colored Prestige and a Pedro's Domestique Floor Pump. When I zoomed in on the images, it appeared they had the same pump head. If yours looks the same, then I would feel comfortable giving it a try. You may want to check if there is a screw on back where the hose fits to tighten the hose to the pump head. Also I have no idea what the "O" ring was used for. I really like my old pump so I felt it was worth keeping, but you have to weigh out buying a new one and if you are lucky, find another old non working pump with a good pump head at a garage sale. Best of luck! « Show Less