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W
ith a few simple tools, you’ll be ready for just
about any kind of basic motor service. To make
your job easier when installing or servicing a
pool or spa motor, make sure that you have these tools
in your toolbox before you begin working...
• S t a n d a rd scre w d r i v e r
• Wide blade scre w d r i v e r
•
1
⁄
2
” open end wre n c h
• Rubber mallet
• Clamp-on ammeter/voltmeter
• A m m e t e r
•
5
⁄
1 6
” nut driver
• Needle-nose pliers
• Tape for marking
A
.O. Smith pool and spa pump motors are built
tough, to run day after day without being serv i c e d .
When service is necessary, serviceable parts usu-
ally can be accessed quite easily. For example, capaci-
tors are externally mounted, and single-phase motors
have screw-type connectors for quick reconnection in
the field.
Water leaks from pump
seals or pipe joints should
be re p a i r ed to prevent failure of bearings and insulation.
DO NOT splash or spray the motor. Mount the motor
away from low spots and damp areas, and take mea-
s u res to protect it from windblown rain.
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