Where can I find a replace thermal overload protector?

Most motors are warm to hot when running.
Is it getting so hot that the thermal overload is turning it off? If so the pump should restart once it cools down.
If this is a new motor on an old pump (replacement) it is likely to be:
1.) Incorrect or loose wire connections.
2.) Low voltage supply (frequently caused by undersized wire).
3.) Lack of fresh air supply to motor due to clogged vents.
4.) Incorrect amperage of replacement motor.

YOU WILL NEED TO REPLACE THE MOTOR.

If you mean that this motor is only 3 weeks old, and this is happening, return the motor.

If its an old motor and this is happening, purchase a new one. Even if you had a technician come out to look at the motor, chances are it would cost more than the motor itself.

Largest causes of thermal overload are.

-incorrect wiring
-wiring to wrong voltage
-incorrect wiring size
-bad motor windings
-bad rear end bearings.

Your pump is protected by a thermal device that shuts it off when over heated. Are you running 110 or 220? In my experience, your pump will run cooler on 220 ... consider coverting if appropriate.

we have them 888-794-2365

Yes their is a temp sensor or thermal bulb depending on the unit.