2nd Hayward Max Flo 2 hp pool pump stopped working again!!!

Here is the switch your looking fir: http://www.poolzoom.com/hayward-switch-2sp-super-max-flo-pmp-ecx13252s.html

It is maxed out at about 75 GPM.

John

Here is a link for the users manual for these pool pumps. You should be able to not only see a diagram, but also read all about which valves should be open and which closed.

http://www.backyardcitypools.com/images/hayward/power-flo-manual.pdf

Tape usually works better. Permatex sells a product that works well. If you put ten (10) turns of tape you should be okay

The motor may have blown the start capacitor. It is the black cylinder about 1-1/2" dia x 2-1/2" long. Look at the end with the wires for a small hole. Is it blackened or have a hole blown thru? If so replace it. Otherwise have a local electric motor repair shop look at it for possible repair or replacement.

# Aboveground filter systems and small inground pools (under 10,000 gals) should use a Low Head pump like a Maxim, or Dynamo or Power-Flo. # Pools from 10,000-20,000 gals can use a Medium Head pump like a SuperPump, a Pinnacle or Cygnet. # Pools over 20,000 gals could possibly use the High Head pumps like, Super II, Challenger, Ultra-Flo or the Sta-Rite pumps. # Pool/ Spa combos with at least 3 lines influent and 2 - 3 back to the pool, 2" plumbing may be able to handle the Ultra High Head pumps like NorthStar and the WhisperFlo