I have a 2004 Hot Springs Soverign 1. The pump works fine, but it's either on or off- will switching to this pump add a low speed setting??
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No, it's a very small recirc pump that stays on 24/7 in my spa. 1/40 hp I think.
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This pump only has 1 speed and it is very low volume. All it is designed for is to keep the water circulating past the heater and through the system.
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This pump runs 24 hours a day on one speed, unless you set it to the summer mode which will shut it off for 12 hours a day. This is the same circulation pump that comes installed on the hot tub when new. I think you may be confusing this pump with your jet pump which operates your jets.
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Facing the pump and near the bottom where the electrical wiring goes into the pump, there is a 3 postion switch. Slow / Off / High. The switch allows changes of the electrical AC voltage to the pump motor (internal wiring) which in turns changes the speed of the pump from low / off / high. Low speed asllows you leave the pump on 24/7 with mimimum power use. High speed can be used 24/7 also but is usually used for 6-8 hour durations. Depending on your pool size and how you want to use it. I use the high speed during heavy periods of use and after alot of rain. Also when and after adding chemicals (helps to disperse chemicals quickly). When not in use, I switch to slow speed. Facing the pump and near the bottom where the electrical wiring goes into the pump, there is a 3 postion switch. Slow / Off / High. The switch allows changes of the electrical AC voltage to the pump motor (internal wiring) which in turns changes the speed of the pump from low / off / high. Low speed asllows you leave the pump on 24/7 with mimimum power use. High speed can be used 24/7 also but is usually used for 6-8 hour durations. Depending on your pool size and how you want to use it. I use the high speed during heavy periods of use and after alot of rain. Also when and after adding... » Read More Facing the pump and near the bottom where the electrical wiring goes into the pump, there is a 3 postion switch. Slow / Off / High. The switch allows changes of the electrical AC voltage to the pump motor (internal wiring) which in turns changes the speed of the pump from low / off / high. Low speed asllows you leave the pump on 24/7 with mimimum power use. High speed can be used 24/7 also but is usually used for 6-8 hour durations. Depending on your pool size and how you want to use it. I use the high speed during heavy periods of use and after alot of rain. Also when and after adding chemicals (helps to disperse chemicals quickly). When not in use, I switch to slow speed. « Show Less
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I have my well pump on one side red connector and my hot water heater on the other side red connector. My generator isn't big enough to run both at the same time,so I turn off the water heater breaker when tank is full of hot water and cut on the well pump breaker. I have to alternate them is what I am trying to say.
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If you are talking about the original switch (don't know the part number), yes. And, yes, there's an "off" position, in addition to a rheostat to vary fan speed (in the application in which I personally am using the part).
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I think it's the correct switch, but if the pump is that rusty use it as a backup with a new switch and get a new pump. That's what I did.Baron M
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You have to turn off with a switch. I have mine hooked up to 12vdc battery on my golf cart that I use for maintenance at my rv park. Only actually uses power when you are spraying or if loses pressure. If you here pump actuating a lot when not in use check that cap and nozzle connections are tight. I love the distance and nozzle spray patterns. Sprays a good distance when on stream setting. I love this thing and wish I had gotten it years ago.
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The switch I bought is a two position switch. Up for on and down for off. After going back and reading the listing I saw that they have the configuration you are looking for available for your bilge pump. Good luck!
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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.
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Hi Ron, I am not sure, however, the new pumps are perfect replacements for the old ones. My Classic is most likely a '94 and I had to take the pump apart to switch out the wires with the old pump simply because I could not get the little wire clamp off and didn't want to break it. Supposedly the new pumps actually push a little more water, so they are a little better. In my opinion, I would try it and hope for the best. I'm 95% sure it will switch out fine. The hoses will switch out OK, the wires should as well and it just sits in the compartment anyway and doesn't have to 'fit' into anything. Good Luck Hi Ron, I am not sure, however, the new pumps are perfect replacements for the old ones. My Classic is most likely a '94 and I had to take the pump apart to switch out the wires with the old pump simply because I could not get the little wire clamp off and didn't want to break it. Supposedly the new pumps actually push a little more water, so they are a little better. In my opinion, I would try it and hope for the best. I'm 95% sure it will switch out fine. The hoses will switch out OK, the wires should as well and it just sits in the compartment anyway and doesn't have to 'fit' into... » Read More Hi Ron, I am not sure, however, the new pumps are perfect replacements for the old ones. My Classic is most likely a '94 and I had to take the pump apart to switch out the wires with the old pump simply because I could not get the little wire clamp off and didn't want to break it. Supposedly the new pumps actually push a little more water, so they are a little better. In my opinion, I would try it and hope for the best. I'm 95% sure it will switch out fine. The hoses will switch out OK, the wires should as well and it just sits in the compartment anyway and doesn't have to 'fit' into anything. Good Luck « Show Less
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This pump has no speed control but flow control when installed a ball valve at the outlet. It does not matter if the mixture gets stuck. The pump can stop completely with the engine running without problems. I've closed the ball valve many times, or I've reduced the flow without problems. The connection between the pump and the motor is magnetic and non mechanical.
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It was kind of funny after it was installed. My plumber/electrician (guy that installed it for me) and I were trying out RPM settings. I had it set at 1000 RPM and he asked "Is it running?" (could not hear it) and we both look over to the waterfall running and it's like "Duh!".
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Your float turns a switch on and off on or near the motor. If you can lock the switch in the on position (many options), and your pump runs full time, you can use this switch by plugging it into the outlet first and then plugging the sump line into the control. Directions aren't the best but mine still works. Good for up to 14 amps. I'm always cautious with low stock items. They could be returns but Amazon backs up their products.
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yes willie...how do i do to replaced pump with low voltage pump. it's too strong pump. i have probllem with water flash out on floor. thanks you for asking.
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Hi, It depends which fault code you have. I had a pump that would'nt come on. I tested the system and found the pump seized. But the main problem was the rear air system shocks leaking causing the pump to run excessively. I replaced the rear shocks and pump.Hope this helps you.
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If the room is hot enough, the fan will switch to high speed and back to low when the room gets cooler if you have it in the Auto mode. As far as the pump, I would imagine it only has one speed and runs when the fan is running
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No, it is an old fashion pump... you turn on, and it works.... then you turn it off. Works GREAT!
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Hello Justin, It's more on/off rather then Variable. It will give you a jolt when you turn the throttle. Good Luck! Allen Tulkoff