I'm replacing my pool pump timer, intermatic it tells me to use wg1573-5 what model is this?
1312455
I do not know this number, but the number and picture showing here T104 is a 220V. If you need a110V you need to order T101. It is the complete unit including the case.
1312456
The WG1573-5 is the number for the timer mech only, mounted to the back of the switch assembly plate. I kept my old unit after recently replacing it and am looking at it as I type this. If you buy the Intermatic T104... you will get the box (which I didn't use), the switch assy. and the timer mech. The easiest replacement is to remove the old switch assembly from the existing box and replace it with the new (snaps in and out), label the wires (or take a photo) so you don't forget where they go. Hope this helps.
1312457
not sure its been a while an my son in law did all the hard stuff I only ordered what he told me I needed. sorry I cld'nt help
1312458
wg1573 is a series time switch, the item I purchased is a timer. According to my internet search The cost is about $30.00. If you can use the entire timer with the case it seems the difference in cost is justified. Good luck!
1312459
Really not sure....but I think Den (second response) should be helpful at least in changing out the mechanism if it is the correct one. I kept my new and now empty metal box and simply swapped the mechanism in the old box. GL.
983964
Erin, According to: http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-model/ge-parts/dryer-parts/Model-GTDP180ED0WW/0432/0151200/G1401065/00001?blt=06&prst=&shdMod= part 100 is a WE4M364 ! If the buzzer annoys you +/or your family, you can unplug the buzzer--part 12-- while you are changing the timer. hth
1480760
I have the exact same pump as you, that I need to replace. Did you get an answer, or try the EZ model?
1321251
The instructions say that it's a "DOUBLE POLE SINGLE THROW (DPST)". I found this URL with the manufacturer's installation guide:http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Pool%20and%20Spa/Mechanical%20Controls/T100%20Series/T104M.ashx
415426
You need to replace the little electric motor in there. It is a replaceable part. You will need the serial number of the timer. Good luck.
38588
The model # refers to whether you want a timer for 220 OR 120 volt. In other words, IF you are wanting a timer for a POOL pump motor, you will NEED a 22o volt. If you seek a time that only requires 120, then you need to look at that model, which should SPECIFICALLY state: 220 OR 120. That is key to your decision. The model you are looking at, is clearly marked 220. Hope that helped.
247834
I would call intex. They have supplied me with parts for my pool. Actually your unit is warranted for 2 years. Need to email them photo of receipt
2141940
I'm not sure, I returned mine and replaced them with an intermatic zwave timer (CA3750). It has the switch and zwave module all in one box. It also uses the tradition intermatic wiring schematic. With the elk switch you still hate to use(purchase) a zwave appliance module, and a very clumsy arrangement. I use a intermatic switch for both my hot water heater and pool pump. I highly reconnect the intermatic ca3750 over the elk switch. Good luck
1277172
Intex service department has just told me this is for the metal sided pool only. It will not work for the Easy Set pool. (800) 234-6839
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http://www.poolcenter.com/p/precision-time-clock, reveals the pair issued by the manufacturer .They appear functionally similar, i.e., on/off extensions. However, for a mere $2.57, I'd stick with original parts and order from the manufacturer. Why look for unforeseen problems.
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I don't know, I replaced a 5900-0211 pump with a 4048-153-E75 pump, which uses a 94-231-20 pump kit.
1212655
The best thing to do, I called Intermatic directly, told them what I have, and they told me what replacement timer would work. Then I got on line and found the best price. Basically, straight from the horses mouth. Hope this helps.
178561
I would try to find the actual part number for machine you have and search for that. If the site or other sites like Whirlpool say that this is the replacement part for the number you have, it probably is and is worth ordering from Amazon. These are standard pumps for Whirlpool, Maytag and others that have been retooled to decrease the chance of coins breaking the housing as I understand.
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Its been to long for me to remember, it worked perfectly tho and we have an old pool/pump. Sorry i cant help.
1050675
I have no idea sir. Please refer to OEM parts catalogs. All I know is that there was a change made in the wiring connectors, which come with the new pump. This is a Delphi OEM pump, and when I bought off these people, I received excellent service right off the bat.
1214043
Don't know, but make sure the voltages of the motors as well as the shape match. My part is 240 volts which is the same voltage the pool pump it operates
1458132
Checked you serial # and the pump motor part # is 809885a2 it looks like it's a match. Mine works great!