My leak was from the bottom changed rubber seals and also can screams they become rusty mine was the top pic similar to others hard to get to had a halo clip holding power lead in came out eventually my model hydrojet palm springs 
Screws not screams lol
Mines second pic top is kit off ebay
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Shaft seals leaking. Consult owners manual for shaft seal and replace.
Can any 1 tell me why my pump is leaking from the bottom a b c tubes ok
SOURCE: Leak off pump housing
Sidewinder, sounds like it's leaking from the pump gasket or the water seal assy on the impeller. Check the locking ring to the pump housing and see if you can increse the pressure to the tub. Also check the tightness of the motor fan assy. to the impeller assy. tighten if necessary. Pump gasket part number is 912529. Impeller seal part number is 903494. Catriver..post back.
SOURCE: I have Brew Station 47665. My coffee tank leaks.
contact 1800-815-8900 give model no. &serial no. under brewmaker bottom they have replacement part & info
47214 brewstation
SOURCE: Kawasaki Oil Pump Leak
Bad seal in the pump itself. It is like a weep hole in a water pump. It is letting you know it is time to be replaced.
SOURCE: lay z spa water pump is faulty where can I get a
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SOURCE: water is pouring out the
It is possibly coming from the heat exchanger. Most heaters have a copper tube style exchanger, capped at each end by plastic or metal headers. If the tubing has been subjected to any corrosive water condition such as low PH, low calcium hardness or very high cyanuric acid levels, the tubing may have deteriorated and is leaking. You may have dismantle the heater further and check for leaking.
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