I need to replace my Laing pump @ the water heater. Is this the right unit or?
1818447
If it's the same one I've purchased (and the same one I've commented on previously), then it's a very simple replacement for the older version (which I had). The base is the same, so you don't have to do much more than put the new/provided o-ring and pump unit into the current base. It's an easy job--honest!
1818448
it worked just fine for me, I have had it in use for about 8 months with no issues.
1818449
I don't believe that the pump's location within the hot water system is important. However, the mounting orientation of the pump is important and is clearly recommended in the pump installation guide. I successfully replaced an earlier model with the one you have illustrated. A few years ago, Laing Thermotech, Inc. had a valid phone number of 619-575-7466. Good luck.
1818450
If it is replacing a similar looking Laing pump, then yes. in fact while the blackbase is shorter, it will replace the longer base in older models. But I thought most Laing pumps were used closer to the sink than the water heater? That's where all 3 of mine are, and where the instructions said to install it. I had a Watts recirc pump, but instead of "warmish" water in the cold line I was getting full-on hot, so I returned it.
214618
Can't find any reference anywhere to a GELP0710Z02847 water heater. If you bought it, go back to dealer. If not, try contacting GE.
188605
You should have it installed on its own deticated circuit. If your removing an older heater and replacing it with this one you should be fine installing it yourself.
2078352
I do not know if that was my machine or not. You can go online and find a published repair manual, or an owners manual for your model machine, it will tell you what type of drain you can use. It is worth the effort, the online docs are free and you simply have to match it up. If I am not mistaken you can contact the supplier regarding this pump and they may be able to help you. I found my owner/repair manual online and then matched up the part. I can tell you that I am thrilled with the part, it has worked like a champ. I can also tell you that a blogger has put up a very good review on how to replace it, has great pics and directions. If you are doing this yourself, be sure to take pictures along the way - before you start undoing things - and during. It will save you a lot of grief during wrap up. Also take a picture of the pump attached, the angle of the pump (make note of the dots) will result in your success or failure. I now can take my machine apart and put it back together with my eyes closed, guess what I did wrong. Yes - that angle and those dots can foil your success. Keep that camera handy and find that repair blog. FWIW
2087518
I found your washer and pump online and it looks different go to this site and get the proper part number then start searching the net and see if you can cross reference it, if it will work somewhere you will find documentation. Good Luckhttp://www.ppe-pressure-washer-parts.com/product/PK17909
1896925
Yes, this is what I replaced mine with. I would also suggest the Briggs & Stratton Pump Saver if yours failed due to freezing.
1987737
No, you will need the LP Regulator,...not sure if Excel makes that for this water heater.
1532382
Yes, it will work; however, the outlet/inlet may face in the opposite direction as your old pump - this may or may not make the difference as both ends of your frame should be accessible for the hose and pressure line. This unit uses the same bolt pattern as your motor - but, only three bolts hold it.
938834
I'd check out this model instead, it's a 40/60 unit - http://www.amazon.com/Square-Schneider-Electric-FSG2J24CP-Pumptrol/dp/B000BQSERE/
1272468
Possibly....but the best way to ensure it's correct is to get the model number off of the washer then go to www.searspartsdirect.com and find the part number for the pump. The model number is located on a tag just under the lid at the back of the washer. An alternative would be to pull the old part and get the number off of it. For what it's worth I installed this on an 80 series.
197733
I know it's not the same brand pump. The old pump is a Briggs and Stratton, but they are too expensive. RT, please explain how you know this will fit. Thanks, appreciate your help.
802559
I would advise you to get a professional to do it. I am fairly handy and decided to do a job myself. I bought what I thought was an exact replacement pump for my A/C system and in the end had to get an A/C technician to install it as it was not the correct one. The replacement did not have the automatic electronic connection (or something like it). He had to do a work around to get it to work. When there are so many models, it is easy to pick the wrong one. Maybe you will have better luck than me.
799459
I haven't had to replace mine but I believe the one found here (http://store.petfountain.com/drinkwell-360-replacement-pump) is the correct one. Before you replace it, I recommend you dismantle it a bit - pull off both ends, pull of the 'fan' cover after you remove that end piece - and wash it through with super hot water. Mine has stopped working twice when I've plugged it back in after doing a cleaning and it meant I didn't clean it well enough and there was still gunk inside. When I re-washed it, more came out and then when I plugged it in again, it worked perfectly.
1826853
Not sure, but if the old one is a low denisty 4500w heater, it will work. These heater rods are universal and will work. The main thing to make sure of is to try and take as much build up at the bottom of the tank so that when you put the new heater rod, it won't be surrounded by build up and overheat and stop working. Look on youtube for how to do it. Good luck!
225249
Yes, it is an exact fit for mine. Mine is the standard valve located near the pump discharge
840541
I referenced the Johnson part Number for your model, and Sierra catalog says this part is not a direct replacement (based on model numbers they say this replaces). This looks very similar to the Johnson part though, so you could order it and do a side-by-side comparison. Might get lucky. I was able to convert my 50hp VRO into standard pre-mix with this pump. Plugs right onto the block and worry free. Hope you find the right one. Getting close to the season.
1480760
I have the exact same pump as you, that I need to replace. Did you get an answer, or try the EZ model?