Question:

I need a replacement Impeller for my TH750. Which Impeller do I need?

Easy Pro Answer:

If there is no "N" in the Serial Number on the tag on the pump, then it is the Old-Style Impeller at th750-impeller-old-...

If there is a "N" in the Serial Number on the Tag, then it is the New-Style Impeller at th750-impeller-new-...

PondMeister Note: You can click on the "View Accessories" tab above to locate these impellers as well)

Question:

If the tag is gone, how do I tellcif it is the old-style or new-style Impeller??

Easy Pro Answer:

I don't have a picture of the (2) impellers, but if your customer can take the plastic top off the pump you can easily identify if it's an old style or new style pump. Here's how:

Old Style Pump = Round Capacitor

New Style Pump = Square Capacitor

In case it helps, I have also attached a cut away view of the new style and old style pump.

Customer Question:

What would be a ballpark figure to rebuild a TH150 that just stopped pumping? It's roughly 3 yrs old

Answer:

Just got this back from the Manufacturer below. You can find a list of all the available parts at TH Pump Replacement Parts by Easy Pro - Pre 2009 Pump Parts are available "While Supplies Last". A new pump can be ordered at TH150 - 2900 gph - 115V TH Series Stainless Steel Pumps:

“All we could give you is a list of the replacement parts that we have. We do not rebuild the pumps. Depending on why it stopped working and what parts would be needed would all affect the price. If the motor seized up a new pump would be needed. I would recommend he take the pump to a small electric motor repair shop to get an estimate. I do not have a list of repair shops so checking locally for one is what he would have to do.”