Hoffman Condensate Pump Seal Kit Replacement
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2015
- Having issues with a leaking Hoffman condensate pump? The Pump Doctor is here to help! In this video, the Pump Doctor will show you how to remove the Hoffman pump and replace the damaged seal kit with a new one.
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I had a heck of a time getting the motor out of the volute. I had to use two flat blade screwdrivers placed under the tabs of the seal cup and pry it out. No amount of yanking would free it up.
Everything else went smoothly thanks to your great instructions. Thank you much
ive watched all your videos and its been a pleasure! operating engineer from Chicago here
Very good! Thank you!
Just changed one and the seal ( spring) Just fell apart. As if it was all individual pieles.
Thanks for the videos they are very useful.
Thanks for video, well done
Good video, thanks.
Nice video, thanks a lot.
Thank you Jorge!
What’s the plug on the front of the volute for? I have had issues getting these pumps to prime, and stared pulling the plug out and letting condensate run out the plug to prime the pump first. Think this is a good way ?
Just a little tid bit, the oil from your hands can ruin the ceramic face of the seal. When pushing the seal in place you should use the little cardboard cutout that seperates the two ceramic pieces in the package. Great informative video though.
Can u show us a video how to change a alternating float switch on a Hoffman condensate pump please our replace a seal if they have any please respond I have many to replace. Your videos have been so helpful replacing all my seals.
can you order just that carbon ceramic spring seal by itself.
Should grease or oil ever be used when installing a seal?
Josh Redding thank you
How many times have you ever gone to change a seal on a unit that has been in operation and the parts are stuck together? I have changed these seals three times in the last 11 years on our condensate pumps and in all instances I destroy the motor bearings because the parts will never come apart without brute force.
Hi Dave, is the problem due to seals that won't easily separate, so the unit won't come apart? I wonder if that P80 lube or similar would keep the seals from sticking to the pump body. I have a 30+ year old pump with leaking seals, badly corroded. I know I won't get that apart without breaking it.
@@bradclements1815 Yessir, that is my experience. The seal is so stuck that the motor bearings are destroyed in the process of getting the thing apart. I would guess some sort of lube would help prevent them sticking so badly? Quite possibly.
We have one of these in our home. It’s very loud. Is that normal?
Quite often the pump also discharges water. Even if we replace the pump, will it still be loud?
It depends what you define as loud. They are not silent. What type of sound is it making?
The purpose of this pump is to discharge water from the tank to either the boiler or another tank.
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