Inspect Impellers at every service interval.
Inspect impeller blades for indicated signs of wear (shown in the picture to the left) and replace the impeller annually or if any of these conditions exsist.
For extended shutdowns or winterizations, remove the impeller from the pump to prevent it from taking a set.
Store impellers in a dark and cool place.
Use non-petroleum lubricant to help install the impeller.
Do NOT use a petroleum lubricant at any time, as it will swell the impeller.
Inspect impeller blades for indicated signs of wear (shown in the picture to the left) and replace the impeller annually or if any of these conditions exsist.
For extended shutdowns or winterizations, remove the impeller from the pump to prevent it from taking a set.
Store impellers in a dark and cool place.
Use non-petroleum lubricant to help install the impeller.
Do NOT use a petroleum lubricant at any time, as it will swell the impeller.
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