To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Jandy SHPF is leaking water between the motor and pump body?
If your Jandy Water Pump is leaking water between the motor and pump body, it is likely due to a damaged or failed mechanical seal. The solution is to replace the seal.
Why is my Jandy SHPF getting hot and shutting off periodically?
Your Jandy Water Pump might be overheating and shutting down periodically because it lacks adequate ventilation. Ensure there is enough space around the motor for air to circulate and keep it cool. Also, have a qualified electrician check for loose connections and verify the voltage at the pump motor while it's running.
What to do if there are bubbles present in the Jandy SHPF basket?
If you notice bubbles in your Jandy Water Pump basket, it indicates air is present in the system. First, check the pool or spa water level to ensure it is at the correct level, preventing air from being drawn into the suction piping. If the water level is normal, turn off the pump, remove the lid, and inspect the lid o-ring seat for any debris that could cause air leaks.
What to do if my Jandy SHPF Water Pump cleaning/circulating system is not operating correctly?
If the cleaning or circulating system of your Jandy Water Pump isn't working as expected, start by checking and cleaning the skimmer baskets, pump basket, and any other screens. Then, inspect the filter and clean it if necessary. Finally, verify the valve positions and adjust them as needed.
What to do if air leaks are still present in my Jandy Water Pump?
If air leaks persist in your Jandy Water Pump, check the suction side piping union. While the pump is running, try tightening the union. If the leak continues, turn off the pump, loosen both unions, and slide the pump aside. Remove, clean, and reinstall both union o-rings.
What to do if there is no debris blocking the impeller and the Jandy Water Pump pressure is still low?
If there's no debris blocking the impeller and the pressure of your Jandy Water Pump remains low, it could be due to several reasons. The pump impeller and diffuser might be showing signs of normal wear, in which case you should have a qualified service technician check and replace them if necessary. Alternatively, it could be an electrical problem, so contact a qualified service technician to check for loose electrical connections and the voltage at the pump motor while it's running. Finally, the pump seal might be leaking air, requiring a qualified service technician to replace it.
General| Model | SHPF |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 115/230V |
| Port Size | 2 inches |
| Speed | Single Speed |
| Wet End Material | Thermoplastic |
| Motor Type | TEFC (Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled) |
| Connection Size | 2 inches |
Covers general safety precautions for electrical and pool equipment installation and use.
Guidelines to prevent suction entrapment hazards, ensuring safe pool and spa operation.
Details voltage checks, bonding, grounding, and wiring requirements for pump installation.
Lists common pump symptoms and their possible causes and solutions.
Procedures for identifying and clearing a blocked pump impeller.
Detailed steps for safely removing and replacing the pump impeller.
