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For 55W submersible pumps
Replaces a damaged rotor in a 55W submersible water pump.
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Rotor only
Other parts shown in the photos are for reference.
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Compare with your old rotor
Check that it matches the old rotor before fitting.
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Disconnect from mains first
Unplug the pump before opening it. A competent person should do the fitting.
Features that make it useful
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Bring your pump back to work
Replace just the damaged rotor.
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Handy spare
Keep one ready for when the rotor wears out or breaks.
How to use
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Disconnect the pump
Unplug the pump from the mains and take it out of the water before opening it.
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Swap the rotor
Open the pump housing, remove the damaged rotor and fit the new one. A competent person should do this.
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Reassemble before use
Close the pump housing fully, put the pump back in the water, and only then reconnect it to the mains.
Replacement Rotor for 55W Submersible Pump
amiciKart · spare rotor for a 55W submersible water pump · rotor only · for when the pump's rotor is damaged
A spare replacement rotor for a 55W submersible water pump. Buy it when your pump's rotor is damaged and fit it in place of the old one. Only the rotor is included; other parts shown in the photos are for reference. Disconnect the pump f...
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Specifications
| Brand | amiciKart |
|---|---|
| SKU | Rotor |
| Type | Replacement rotor (spare part) |
| Fits | 55W submersible water pump |
| In the box | Rotor only |
Frequently asked questions
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Full Product Description
Replacement Rotor for 55W Submersible Pump
A spare replacement rotor for a 55W submersible water pump. Buy it when your pump's rotor is damaged and fit it in place of the old one. Only the rotor is included; other parts shown in the photos are for reference. Disconnect the pump from the mains before replacing the rotor, and have a competent person do the fitting.
- Bring your pump back to work: Replace just the damaged rotor.
- Handy spare: Keep one ready for when the rotor wears out or breaks.
Important: Disconnect the pump from the mains and take it out of the water before opening it or replacing the rotor. Fitting should be done by a competent person. Reassemble the pump fully before putting it back in water and reconnecting power.
