The pump, is a Delevan PowerFlo Model 7822-201. There are two red wires, one is plugged in one is not. Where does it go?
1029526
on the side of the pump there is two prongs so i would start there..i will take a look tonuight when i get home and let you know..ive had a bad experience with mine<it was shipped broken with a nipple going to pump snapped off and the one tire will not hold air..just so you know
1029527
My Chapin 97700 came with an Everflo EF2200 2.2 GPM pump.On the end of the pump there is a pressure switch with two terminals.One red wire with a fuse goes to one terminal and the other red wire goes from the other pressure switch terminal into the motor.
887445
I believe it is actually a float type shut-off located in the black housing attached to the side of the pump. If you don't want the automatic shut-off on, just unplug the cord going to the shut-off portion of the pump. The pump will run continuously when the shut-off portion of the cord is unplugged.
283385
It has a built-in power cord that requires an outlet. The cord is behind a removable slot. There is an on/off switch that turns on the motor when the power cord is plugged in. I'm sorry, the Queen was manual but I also purchased the twin later on and it had the electric pump.
460626
It is more then likely the pressure switch, just cut the red wires to the front of the pump and connect the positive to the red wire going into the pump, if this works go and buy a regular pressure switch at the hardware store, if not it the internal brushes.
2031425
There is just 2 wires coming out of the pump. you will need to crimp a connector to it and your existing wiring. easy instructions are included. We have 23 in stock for same business day day shipping.
872923
I am not sure what you mean by that, but the switch fits perfectly in the space on the motor housing of the pump after removing the bad switch. you unplug the wires taking note which goes where on bad switch then push new switch in hole and reconnect wires to it.
1615569
There are terminals that you plug into. If you are replacing a bad pump the old pump will have the same set-up. Check your old pump to see if there is a plug running to it.
1918046
I bought a live-well pump last year and it had plug connectors on the wires, if I remember correctly.
1918044
That is how all pumps come. You just use a butt splice connector to your existing wires. Pay attention to wire colors when splicing together.
1437689
1st and foremost! Remove all power supply to the pump. If it is grounded to the body of the pump you become the ground! You will have to remove the pump from the pit and replace the switch. You can replace it while its in the pit but it is easier to pull the pump out and have a bench to work on it and do it right. Check and make sure the rubber boot on the switch seals properly. You will need to make sure that after installing the new switch that it is water tight. If not, it will fail again. I hope this helps. If you have any problems please feel free to contact me.
1413009
My pump is hard wired. Do not remember it having cord or plug. Not a issue that would cause me not to purchase pump.
773944
This pump runs on 12 volts (DC) and it is necessary to wire this into a 12 volt circuit. There are two short wires provided on the pump assembly but there is no plug or connector.
2040213
There is a small plug on the side of the pool on the same side that the pump attaches. Close to the bottom.
1542582
if this is like mine, then all the float switch does is make the wire connection as it floats up. so u can splice it into the positive or negative wire of your pump wires. as this does not need power, it just makes the connection or disconnects the power as it floats up or down that goes to your pump. u just simply splice into one of your pumps power wires.
1103181
There should be one wire going to the pump itself you track it to the old pump to the new pump there should be a ground wire that is usually black it will go to the metal part of the assembley there should be one wire going to the gauge unit the gauge unit might have a ground wire itself it depends on how many wires you have some have four some have three but most of the time they have four but if you don't figure this out email me pictures and I will see if I can find out
887448
I believe it is in the round black casing (the size of a shoe polish tin) on the opposite side of the pump from the discharge hose connector.I believe identicle pumps without an auto on/off switch feature do not have the casing mentioned above. These pumps are SUBMERSIBLE and should only be disassembled by a qualified pump dude to avoid short a circuit.
1734614
There is a flow control on the pump itself. You have to take the pump out and you will see it.