HAYWARD SUPER PUMP SP2607X10 Motor Humming
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91%
CONF
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Motor Start Capacitor
The start capacitor provides the electrical phase lag required to create a rotating magnetic field in a single-phase induction motor. If the capacitor's dielectric material degrades, the motor will only energize the main winding, resulting in a 60Hz audible hum without the torque necessary to rotate the shaft. This is the most common electrical cause for a motor that hums but fails to turn.
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5%
CONF
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Pump Seal & Gasket Tune-Up Kit
A failure of the mechanical shaft seal allows chlorinated water to migrate along the motor shaft and enter the front bearing race. This leads to galvanic corrosion and mechanical binding (seizure) of the rotor. Replacing the seals is necessary after clearing a seizure to prevent immediate recurrence of the mechanical friction that causes the motor to stall and hum.
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4%
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Replacement Motor (1.0 HP)
In cases where the motor has hummed for extended periods, the internal start windings may have suffered insulation breakdown due to excessive heat (locked rotor amps). If the internal bearings are seized beyond manual liberation or the windings are thermally damaged, the entire motor assembly must be replaced to restore the electromechanical drive of the pump.
SKU: SPX1607Z1M
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Motor Start Capacitor.
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