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How To Rotate the Discharge on an Aqua-Flo Circ Pump

No disassembly required!
Published on: 2018-08-10

How to Rotate the Wet End on Your Hot Tub Circulation Pump

Why You May Need to Rotate Your Pump's Wet End

All standard Aqua-Flo Circ-Master and Beachcomber hush pump circulation pumps ship from the factory in a secure, foam encased package with the wet end discharge facing up (12 o clock position) to make sure the pump is not damaged in shipping.

If your spa requires the discharge to be facing to either the left or the right (3 or 9 o clock positions), you can easily rotate the wet end after you have received the pump by using these easy steps.

No disassembly of the pump is required for this simple task.

 

Step-by-Step Guide to Adjusting the Wet End Position

1.  Locate the four through bolts on the back of the motor

2.  Loosen the four through bolts with a screw driver

Important: do not fully remove the screws as they can be difficult to get back in

3.  Once the through bolts are loosened, the wet end should rotate fairly easy. Turn the wet end to the required position

4.  Line up the wet end with the holes in the motor to begin reassembling

5.  Use your fingers to slightly tighten the through bolts, making sure the motor is correctly aligned with the wet end

6.  Use the screw driver to securely tighten the bolts

Important: make sure you do not over tighten the bolts as this can lead to irreversible damage to the wet end

 

Need Some Help? Watch Our Video Guide!

Alternatively, if you’re looking to rotate the wet end on your Waterway Executive hot tub pump, you can view our YouTube demonstration here.

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If you have questions about rotating your wet end after watching the video, you can contact us to talk to one of our customer service team members.

Did You Know?
Aqua-Flo Circ-Master and Beachcomber Hush Pumps ship with the wet end facing up (12 o’clock) to prevent damage during transit.

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