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Part # FHPM20
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Jandy’s FloPro Pump, available in single and high-efficiency two-speed models is the easy to install, energy-efficient drop-in pump that filters and recirculates the water in your pool and spa. The innovative adjustable base allows the FloPro to be a quick and easy direct replacement solution for Hayward® Super Pump®, Pentair® WhisperFlo® and SuperFlo® pumps. The ultra-compact FloPro is equipped with an ergonomic Cam-Lock Lid with easy-alignment indicators, and comes complete with 2” unions.
The Jandy FloPro Pump is the perfect choice when a cost saving solution in a small equipment area is required. Medium-head, high-flow pump in an ultra compact body. Excellent choice for small equipment areas.
Can you tell me what replacement motor to use for this pump listed above? Also, can you tell me what needs to be replaced while I am doing this. 10 month old motor already locked up. FHPM2.0 Jandy proflo
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Brian- The motor you need for your FHPM2.0 is the B855 A.O. Smith 2 HP, 56Y Frame, Up-Rate Motor, we would also recommend that you change the shaft seal which is 5020-087 Shaft Seal (R0479400) OEM.
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water is leaking from the pump housing when operating. Looks like the seal is going,
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If you have water leaking from between where the motor meets the pump housing, then this is most likely the case. You will need to correctly identify the pump you have in order to find the correct replacement shaft/pump seal.
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What is the latest pump motor do you have that is replacing
Jandy 2 HP Flo-pro self priming FHPM2.0, 2.00 x 1.13 + 2.26 , Jandy motor rated HP x SF 2.00 x 1.13 = 2.26 and its price / shipping
I bought this set up in 2010 and I don't know what is the newest or latest model for this pump/motor
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What replaces a Jandy 2HP motor. The site said this was no longer available.
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We would suggest this Waterway Champion 2 HP Pump the plumbing ports are not in the exact same location so you will have a little re-plumbing. Another option would be just to replace the motor on your current pump, if you are interested in this let us know and can supply you links to the items you would require.
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