Start with the equipment, not the appearance
Similar-looking parts can belong to different pump, filter or cleaner models. Before searching, write down the equipment brand, its complete model number and any revision information on the label.
Locate the part number
Check the part itself, your equipment manual or the manufacturer’s exploded-parts diagram. A motor label identifies the motor; it does not always identify the complete pump. Keep those numbers separate.
Compare the complete specification
- Match the exact model and part number, including any suffix.
- Check dimensions, connection size, voltage and material where relevant.
- For replacement motors, verify the frame, total horsepower and electrical ratings using the manufacturer’s information.
- For seals and gaskets, verify the intended equipment application.
Use the finder to narrow your search
Search by your part number first. If you do not have it, combine the brand with the equipment model. Treat the results as candidates and confirm the match against manufacturer documentation before ordering.
Electrical, gas and pressure-system repairs may require a qualified technician. Follow the equipment manufacturer’s isolation and service instructions.