Why Swimming Pool Pump KeepsTripping Circuit Breaker
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2023
- If your swimming pool pump keeps tripping the breaker, then there may be a problem with the pump. In this video, we'll show you how to diagnose and fix the problem.
Swimming pool pumps are one of the most common components that go wrong in homes. In this video, we'll show you how to diagnose and fix the problem with your swimming pool pump. After watching this video, you'll be able to resolve the problem and keep your pool pump working properly!
Good job Steve. Troubleshooting is by far my favorite
def. separates the men from the boys, sometimes i get all serious to some other sparks that i jus met they talkin troubleshootin, i say im not really a trouble shooter... im a troublemassmurderer... aaaannd so on LOL
Nice troubleshooting. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Man fault finding is a patient game when tracing cables plus you definitely need a good multimeter to for testing out cables . Nice one . As always watching from the 🇬🇧U.K.
Great troubleshooting!
Great find!
great work
Nice find; looks like solid wire, no bueno!! I never run solid wire to motor, always stranded; stranded wire handles vibrations better; I suspect the vibration loosened solid wire connections which generates high heat & eventually short circuits
Great.job
Good job
At the time clock before un doing the pump if you took your meter and touch the hot and the neutral or ground wouldn’t it have beeped ? Meaning continuity ?
Soooo did you have the owner replace the pump, or did you replace the wire and things worked? Kind of a cliffhanger dude!
Just fixed my neighbor's....was corroded and couldn't turn. No back screw, so I had to use a pair of channel locks to break it free. Running now, but who knows for how long!
Brilllllliant
Bypass the clock and jump straight to the motor and see if the breaker will hold, I’ve had several over the years where the time clock will get old and stop turning properly and by spinning too slow it will overheat the motor,,, what I do is just replace the time clocks and move on with life when that fixes the tripping breaker. The breaker will almost always trip for a reason, find the reason first. That makes a good troubleshooter. If those clocks are bad it won’t be long for the new motor to have the same fate.
As a master electrician, do you recommend using Wago 221's?
I prefer regular wire caps.
Was the pool pump damaged as a result of the short? Did it work after you rewired it or did the customer have to buy a new pool pump?
Wondering the same
Customer had an extra pump I installed, he took old one back
I usually sub out any of that pool work, i mean so many swimmin pools and sunbathers..... smFh....
Whaaaaat? Where's the fix?You didn't complete the vid.Good work as always.
Watch video again. He found the fault
@@ahmedbelly1926 I know he traced the problem but forgot to show how to repair it.
@@larryestrada5418 most likely the pump will have to be replaced .
@@wwefuture01 It might be a simple splice and reconnect?
Well..That was a waste of time. What happened in the end?
buddy just star ohming both loads of timers