Filter Pump Motor- High Voltage to Low Voltage Conversion

Since all replacement filter pump motors are sent out wired for high voltage application, Senior Technical Trainer Scott Hughes demonstrates how to change the motor wiring from high voltage to low voltage. This process is needed when a new filter pump motor is going to be installed on a low voltage application such as 120vac power supply.
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[@yeisonizquierdo8763]

Thanks You very much

[@HennyPennyService]

You're welcome! Glad you liked it.

[@dank9139]

Wow 1 day ago uploaded heading out to do my first one tomorrow👍🏼

[@HennyPennyService]

That's awesome. Thanks for the feedback! Hopefully that job will go much smoother for you. Let us know how much the video helped you.

[@justinodias7266]

como ligar este motor para dar no sendo anti horário necessário para a esquerda.

[@timsutter6192]

Can we get a video of converting LVE20x McDonald's filter pumps to the new style or even part number. Thanks guys!

[@HennyPennyService]

Hi Tim, we will put your suggestion into the pipeline for videos in the future. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@sam009sam]

But why we do that

[@shermanpaologoma8539]

Hello my i purchased 1 leeson motor and i installed it it always clicking and sparking inside what is the caused?? My source voltage is 110v

[@HennyPennyService]

New motors always come wired for high voltage (208/240). Check your wiring on your motor to make sure it is set up for the voltage source you have. Please see the video link below. Also, you could have a restriction in your plumbing lines. You can reach out to Tech Support for further assistance if needed. [phone]
ruclips.net/video/GsGtd0gSxEA/видео.html

[@nomad90125]

Seen as the filter pump doesn't run all day long, I can't see what this will actually benefit anything. .🤔( EXPLAIN)

[@HennyPennyService]

Hi Nomad,
It is very important that the motor is wired correctly. If a unit is a 120vac unit and a new motor is installed, wired for 208vac, then the performance of that motor will be insufficient and the customer will see very slow refill times. This can also cause premature motor failure as well in some cases. Thanks