I don't see any wires coming off the pump in this picture; are there any?
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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.
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yes there is 2 i think they were fastened together when i got it but one is red and one is black
1615571
There are terminals on the pump. You should be able to remove the wiring on your existing pump and connect to the terminals on the new pump.
1615572
Yes, mine came with wires and spade connectors. I used one of the wires that came with it, and plugged the existing RV wires into a connector on the pump.
1789181
There are two bare wires (red and black color) that you can just hook up to a battery. The pump draws very little amperage
717016
My best guess is that the pump circuit is very dry and it needs to be primed with an EXTERNAL hand pump. They are avaiable for a small sum.
1278917
The flow valve is in line on your return ppe to the pool. There is a wire in c0ming from the top of the unit that plugs into the main portion oe the salt system. the wire has what looks like a connector on a telephone wire. Easy to replace. With the pump turned off, it screws out. r=Replace with a new unit and plug into salt system.
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The pump has some adapters incase they dont fit. As i was told when i bought mine that i had to look for one that had two connections plus ground.
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That may be where the capacitor is housed. One of the pumps I purchased earlier seemed not to fit because of this housing. I just removed the screws on the housing and moved it to the side when I used the locking collar to hold the pump in place. I then put it back in place and replaced the screws. This was inconvenient but not too bad and I only had to do it once. I know this does not answer your question exactly but it may help.
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I am not using the safety switch and did not do anything to the level switch wires. If the pump fails for any reason the unit will overflow but this was not a issue for me.
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It should be pretty simple. Just follow the wiring diagram. If you do not have a timer on it now I assume your pump/motor is wiring from a junction box. You will disconnect the feed wires from the wires to the pump/motor. The Feed wires will connect to the L1 & L2 terminals and the wires going to the pump/motor will connect where it shows on the diagram. That is the basic wiring for the typical set up.
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There is an on/off switch on the pump. I wired my power thru another switch as the pump is not easy to get to where it is located and just leave the pump switch on.
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I believe this pump has two wires, for power and ground. http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/kingpumps/RUL-PMP-Standard-Bilge-pump-Manual.pdf
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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.
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Most obvious thing: check the circuit breaker. It is probably not the same one that runs the pump. If you are not familiar with electrical troubleshooting, get professional help. Otherwise, make sure that the heater is getting electricity. If not, get professional help. Otherwise, shut the power off and check for continuity of each component. I'd start with the heating elements. Use your phone and take a picture of the wires on the elements. Remove the wires from the elements and test with an ohmmeter (if available). Each should read about 10 ohms. If either element is open, it will need to be replaced. Replace the wires. Next check the thermostat. Take a picture and remove the wires. Assuming the water temperature is low, the thermostat should be closed and your ohmmeter reading near zero. If it's open, it will need to be replaced. Replace the wires. Next, check the high temperature cut off. Take a picture and remove the wires. Like the thermostat, it should be closed. If it's open, it will need to be replaced. Replace the wires. If it still doesn't work, get professional help. Hope this helps, ..j
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It's just the pump, the wiring harness will b on existing sending unit or on a new one if u had to replace that aswell.
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that the downfall of this pump. I soldered the wires directly to the pump and filled the cavity with silicon rubber, No problems work great
1361789
About 8 feet, looks to be either 12 or 10 ga wire, the switch is about 10 inches from the pump on the wire.
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Must of the pumps are wire for 115/230 if you open the back cover you'll see the switch is close to the power connectors
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its been awhile since I installed it...I don't recall having to do any of that. Can you send me a pic of the wires or I will check mine later and reply