I paid $220, he sent it within a couple days, &, sure enough, the power washer adapter kit from my old pump motor, with a little coaxing from a flat head screw driver, slif off the impeller shaft & I installed it on the new pump motor assembly. That is what the Aquabot tech told me to do & he even sold me the correct pump motor to do this. All we need to do is buy the cheaper pump motor assembly & transfer the "POWER WASHING ADAPTER KIT" from your old assembly and put it on the new one. In short, these pumps are actually exactly the same with the exception of the "POWER WASHING ADAPTER KIT". THIS pump motor can be found for $80-$100 less than the one that has the "POWWER WASHING ADAPTER KIT". These models use the pump motor with impeller ONLY. The Aquabot Classic, & many other Aquabots, do not have power washing port. This pump motor assembly is often priced in the $300 range.
The pump motor used for these Aquabots has a POWER WASHING ADAPTER KIT mounted underneath the impeller. Many Aquabot's have the "POWER WASHING" feature. Well, the Aquabot technician revealed some very valuable info: 1st order of business was to call the Aquabot technician to verify the part #. So the search was on for the best deal on a new pump. I had no patience to figure out how I could salvage this. Internally, I found excessive corrosion, damaged/leaking caps, tarnished copper pump windings, etc. Some older pump motors had no silicon/resin for waterproofing. Probably because water leaked in from the pool. So worth it.Īfter 7 years the pump failed. And this afforded me much seat time for learning everything there is to know about Aquabot pool robots. It wasn't long before Aquabot's technician knew me by name. So when I had even the slightest problem, I called Aquabot tech support. I bought the very 1st run of Aquabot Turbo T-4 robots in 2005-2006.
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