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...

Sale price Rs. 200.00 Regular price Rs. 200.00 (MRP Inclusive of All Taxes)
Regular price Rs. 200.00
Replacement Rotor for 55W Submersible Water Pump
Sale price Rs. 200.00 Regular price Rs. 200.00 (MRP Inclusive of All Taxes)
Regular price Rs. 200.00
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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

Which pump is this rotor for?
A 55W submersible water pump. Check that it matches your old rotor before fitting.
Is anything else included?
No. Only the rotor is included; other parts in the photos are for reference.
Can I fit it myself?
Fitting should be done by a competent person, with the pump disconnected from the mains first.

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.

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