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General| Brand | Hayward |
|---|---|
| Model | Booster Pump |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Description of the Hayward 6060 booster pump and its intended use.
Explanation of the safety-alert symbol and signal words used in the manual.
Covers essential precautions for installation, servicing, and operation to prevent injury.
Electrical wiring must conform to codes. Avoid shock hazards.
Bond motor to pool structure and electrical equipment for shock prevention.
Describes hair, limb, body, evisceration, and mechanical entrapment risks.
Guidelines for multiple suction outlets and spacing to prevent entrapment.
Circulation systems operate under pressure; stand clear during start-up.
Failure to follow instructions can cause violent separation of components.
Motors operate hot; isolate from flammables and allow cooling.
Improper installation can lead to severe injury or death.
Manual provides installation and operation info for the 6060 booster pump.
Highlights features like quiet operation, energy efficiency, and easy installation.
Technical drawing showing pump dimensions and key features.
Guidelines for optimal pump placement for performance and longevity.
Instructions for securing the pump on a level, rigid base.
Use union fittings for performance; filtration system must supply 8 GPM.
Table showing maximum recommended system flow rate by pipe size.
Avoid connecting booster pump inlet to heat sink pipe to prevent damage.
All wiring must conform to codes; ground and bond motor before connecting power.
Motor voltage must be within 10% of nameplate rating.
Detailed steps for grounding and bonding motor and pool components.
Recommendation for a separate time clock for the booster pump.
Details HP, Voltage, Amps, Wire Size, and Breaker requirements.
Ensure all valves are open and circulation system is running.
Filtration pump must be running; connect cleaner before starting booster pump.
Never run pump dry; ensure adequate water supply; do not add chemicals near suction.
Self-lubricating bearings; keep motor clean and vents unobstructed.
Instructions for replacing worn or damaged shaft seals with genuine kits.
Drain pump and piping; use propylene glycol; protect motor from moisture.
Disconnect power before draining; turn booster pump off before filtration pump.
Steps to remove motor assembly and impeller for seal access.
Procedure for removing the ceramic seat from the seal plate.
Steps for cleaning, lubricating, and installing new seal components.
Instructions for reassembling impeller, diffuser, and motor assembly.
Exploded view of the pump with numbered components.
Table listing part numbers, descriptions, and quantities.
Diagnosing why the motor will not start or shuts off unexpectedly.
Troubleshooting when the motor hums but does not begin operation.
Identifying causes of reduced water flow, such as clogs or piping issues.
Finding reasons for pump noise, including air leaks or bearing issues.
Fields to record installation date, pressure, model, and serial number.
Details the one-year warranty for defects in materials and workmanship.
Instructions and form for registering the product warranty.
