Pool pump replacement. Installation Everbilt 1- 1/2 HP in-ground pool pump, all steps.

[@beverlyan]

Thanks for sharing this informative video!

[@beverlyan]

I am also a staff member of an Amazon store that sells products such as pool heater. I wanted to inquire if you would be interested in testing our product.

[@jellen7332]

cool...I used muriatic acid like 1 cup and it is so much better than all the shock... and once you get it clean you only need to do that once a week with chlorine!!

[@johndawson9991]

What about the yellow wire coming out of the motor ? What did you do with that ?

[@jermhoosierfan]

For the couplings, did you put any teflon tape or use an O ring on them? I am changing mine out soon and was going to get couplings and use both of them on those connections

[@astrodiver1]

The couplings have O-rings on them. I used lots of teflon tape on the threads.

[@josefran2004]

Excellent AAAA +++++

[@VegasSlotDoc]

Great video! Buying the same pump this week. Any updates?

[@astrodiver1]

Thanks! Nope, it works fine.

[@JudithMendez-Martinez]

I’m new, to owning a pool, went to Leslie’s pool supply and told me I have a 16,000 gal Pool, and the size of pump I need is a 1.8… it cost about 1600$ way too much. Wanted to know approximately how many gallons is yours. So I can use the same one

[@astrodiver1]

That sounds about right. My pool is 19-20,000 gal. depending on rain. The pump I replaced was 2 HP but I could only find 1.5 hp at the time but it's still adequate, I just have to run it more. $1600 for a higher quality 2HP pump installed sounds a little high but only by a few hundred dollars.

[@JudithMendez-Martinez]

Okay, so then it should work with my Pool then. Thanks

[@astrodiver1]

@@JudithMendez-Martinez Yes.

[@peterv.9219]

my pool pump everbilt variable speed stopped and give me error E 3 !!! any suggestions?

[@ylilycam]

Plug in plug out pumps in Australia....No wires or electricians

[@kennyp4709]

I can see the leak in this video, I'll never buy a everbilt! No matter how tight you fasten it. It's not only a day old yet and already leaks I tried calling costumer support and got an answering machine!

[@astrodiver1]

It did leak a small amount at the Teflon taped fitting at the top for a few hours. The nice thing about those type of fittings is they tend to self seal over time. Be careful not to over tighten plastic fittings they crack easily. Mine doesn't leak at all and has been running about 6 hrs a day for the past 2 years.

[@kennyp4709]

@@astrodiver1 Great video! I fixed it! Thank's for the info, pump seems to be ok so far hope I can get a year out of it.

[@astrodiver1]

@@kennyp4709 Great!

[@dizziechef9502]

Don’t buy Everbilt. I can’t find any replacement parts. I’m sure it has a shaft leak . I’m not sure I can buy that part ( The shaft seal ring ) also if I could only replace the motor I would but I don’t see any to replace it with. These are Hayward .

[@danerasmussen6468]

Guy takes all day to do a 30 minute job lmao

[@jodieallen4203]

Try sitting out side without any shelter for 20 years ? And then you complain ?

[@boguslawgajdeczko6207]

The Everbilt pool pumps are ultimate pieces of crap. Home Depot pushes their brand at so-so prices, but subsequent support of the product is practically non-existing. For example, as basic item as the replacement strainer O-ring is practically not obtainable. HD stuff would not give you any information regarding the sources of spare parts. So ... save yourself some money down the road and buy and buy rather a 'name' brand .

[@billpaul8803]

Good video. Make no sense to stick to big names of pool equipment n get rip-off.