I have the 004117J switch, is this the same switch? Im not sure the model of my pump as it is rusty all over. Thank You
1748994
My pump is Zoeller M53. Original switch was P/N: 004117J, which I had to replace early this year (2015). I bought P/N: 004892 and it worked perfectly well. My only hassle was with one of the four screws holding the cover as it was in very bad shape (and required maneuvering with great care). I replaced that screw as well. Regarding the wiring, perhaps it won't hurt if you take some pictures before disconnecting. The pump worked fine right away after replacing the switch.
1748995
My pump is a Model M53D, and the switch I removed from it was a 004117J. This switch kit 004892 fit and worked fine. Watch the wiring terminals though, their positions seemed to be reversed on the new switch: just move the right wire over to the right terminal. The metal ID tag riveted to the top of the pump has the model number stamped in it, and should be readable after some ScotchBrite scrubbing.
1748996
I think it's the correct switch, but if the pump is that rusty use it as a backup with a new switch and get a new pump. That's what I did.Baron M
1748997
There should be a small brass tag riveted to the top of the pump housing, near where the switch housing screws on. This tag has the model number on it. May have to take a wire brush or fine wet/dry sand paper to make it legible.
1901218
I got this pump for my 1985 40 hp johonson, but the fuel nipple to the carburators was way to small. It is possible to change the nipple. Best regards Kristian Rygh
264862
It looks the same. I have had 2 pumps so far and both have the positive and negative reversed. Be careful you might have to re adjust the positive and negative so it pumps correct.
519975
Mike, had this issue once with my old pump, I accidentally switched the L1 and L2 wires. Mark them first ( for the future) and swap them. I also heard to make sure the internal ground and the external copper ground is attached as well. Hope this helps, once you dial in the timers this pump is pretty awesome.
1947382
Hello, Thank you for your question. Here is a link for the replacement part: 4681EA2001T - Aftermarket Replacement Pump MotorThe letters at the end of the part number do not make a difference.Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you!
197736
i don't know. you need to get a part number from the little sticker that is somewhere on the pump. it should tell you the manufacturer's name and model number.
535852
you get some rusting but it doesn't effect the pump. i've had them last well over 5 years, the weakest link is the switch tho but you can buy replacement switches on here for around $20 and extend the life longer,the switches are easy to replace.
1652043
I don't know about that particular model, but this pump was the invert of mine. My original pump had the hose connection to the front, but this one had the hose connection to the rear with no way to change it. It will only bolt on one way. I had to remove my chemical tank completely to use this pump.
938834
I'd check out this model instead, it's a 40/60 unit - http://www.amazon.com/Square-Schneider-Electric-FSG2J24CP-Pumptrol/dp/B000BQSERE/
193524
This type of switch that I have goes on top of the pump. In order of this switch to work the pump has to be cover with water and some more until the switch gets turned on. What you could try to do is some how bolt this small clamp to the floor. That way once the switch gets cover with water and the switch rises it will turn on. If you do it try to get screws that don't rust so easy. Remember the more slack you give the more it will delay for the switch to turn on. I will also try to make a small deeper hole for this switch so you can collect even more water.
1215784
I replaced the same pn as you except B3 at end. I believe this will work fine, but this advice is worth what you paid for it ;') The most important I think is the frame type for connection to your pump. Took me a bit to figure out how to unscrew the pump impeller... after that, I forgot to switch from default 220V to 120V setting, then it was clean sailing, or swimming as the case may be.
866125
My understanding is that it's a standard contactor. The one I replaced was not the exactly the same as this one but using the diagrams it went in fine and works like a charm. Saved the cost of a service call and repair too. Recommend you call a parts house like Johnstone supply who can use a cross reference to verify it'll work if you're not sure.
802559
I would advise you to get a professional to do it. I am fairly handy and decided to do a job myself. I bought what I thought was an exact replacement pump for my A/C system and in the end had to get an A/C technician to install it as it was not the correct one. The replacement did not have the automatic electronic connection (or something like it). He had to do a work around to get it to work. When there are so many models, it is easy to pick the wrong one. Maybe you will have better luck than me.
1311017
Yes, it is supposed to fit that model. My issue though is with the pump not being fully wired. You will need and extra wire before pump will work
1680225
I don't know if it is compatible but what I thought was a great pump is not so great. Having had 4 of these pumps for awhile now they are all exhibiting the same problem. The bottom part of the cap that screws into your pump rusts from the water from your hands. The tops of my beige soap dispensers continually have rust marks. I've spent too much $ on dispensers and new pumps and I'm going back to the plastic disposables.
797668
Looks the same on the parts breakdown,I put the switch on a 40 year old Ford compressor. the only thing I had to add was a short threaded nipple off the bottom because it came with a female connection on the bottom of the switch. I really just went by how it looked in the picture when I bought it compared it to the Fords, as no manual exists for the Ford anymore. Regards and good luck
223217
When my first pump stopped after over 20 years service I purchased the same model number again. The original had a 1 1/2 NPT but the new pump had 1 1/4 NPT outlet