Repairing an Outdoor Master Shark electric stand-up paddleboard SUP pump

My OutdoorMaster Shark II pump broke, so I took it apart to see if I could fix it. I did! Links to where to buy what I used:
Outdoor Master Shark II pump ($160): amzn.to/3LLFLRH
iFIXit kit ($25): amzn.to/3sWhLEz
12V DC adapter ($10): amzn.to/3LLFL49
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[@conorpatrickmccarthy]

I've had this pump for 4 years and it inexplicably stopped working this weekend. You're video was the solution to the problem. Many thanks!!!

[@texaspaddleboard7797]

Great to hear it helped!

[@DigitalSkiesvideos]

Going to buy this pump good to be able to see the inside of the pump. That clear hose must lead to the air pressure sensor.

[@alstorer]

i've had one for several years, and what's failed on mine is the seal on the piston on the high pressure pump. Have you encountered this? I've been trying to fine a replacement part (the rubber has broken down) but Outdoormaster aren't being helpful (and I'm outside warranty)

[@PH-md8xp]

Isn’t one of the ports that sticks out the side for Inflation and the other for deflation?

[@texaspaddleboard7797]

Yes, the air intake is the “deflate” port, and the air output is the “inflate” port.