My Jacuzzi Magnum pump just died.(model #1 MF-S). Should I replace it with the same model or is there a better, variable sped, modelthat would work and be more energy efficient?
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Hi Cris, You will save on your operational costs by going with a variable speed pump. Our article on How Much Does a Pool Pump Cost to Operate goes into this in greater detail. The Speck Variable Speed Pump would be a good option for replacing a Jacuzzi Magnum Pump with a variable speed pump.
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Does this pump recycle itself on and off as an energy saver feature?
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Hi Dean, The Jacuzzi Magnum Pump 1 HP Pump can not shut itself on/off unless it starts to overheat, otherwise it will go on/off if it is wired to a timer.
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Please advise which brand motor, model number, and service factor is on this 1UMF-S pump?
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Hi, You would need the A.O. Smith 1 HP Round Flange Up Rate Motor (UST1102) which has a service factor of 1.1.
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I have a Jacuzzi 1 HP magnum plus- approx. 12 yrs, will the pump motor fit the existing housing or will t nee to replace whole unit?
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Hi Rodney, Yes the UST1102 Motor will fit the existing Jacuzzi Magnum Plus and vice versa your old motor will fit the new Jacuzzi Magnum.
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The pump part number is 7-184948-22 and I would like to confirm if the service is 110v or 220v.
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The replacement motor for the part #7-184948-22 is the A.O. Smith 1 HP Full Rate Round Flange Motor - ST1102. The motor is rated 115/230 volts.
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I have a Jacuzzi 1HP Magnum Force Pump that gave out...It's just doesn't turn on (yes checked line for power). The Model is !MF-S , Order No is 94026110....
Will 1. This be proper pump replacement? 2. Will all the plumping lines be the same?? Meaning all I have to do is rehook electrical and plumbing lines with no rework....
Thanks
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Hi Edward, The 1MF-S (94026110) or the 15UMF-S (94027115) are the options that will replace your pump and match up with the existing plumbing.
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I was looking to replace my old pump with the Jacuzzi pump part#94027110. Can the outlet side be plumbed with a soft hose or does it require hard plumbing?
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You can use a soft hose, I would recommend hard plumbing though.
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I have a Jacuzzi # 94027110 and the motor doesn't start. I took the back cover off and can turn the shaft. How do I check if I have a bad capacitor? And if I have a bad capacitor do you sell the capacitor by itself? and if yes how much does it cost?
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Hello Jeff, depending on what your motor model is we can check to see if we carry it for the Jacuzzi Magnum model. If you would like to double check with Jacuzzi 866-979-4501 to check with a tech on your motor specs to get you the right capacitor.
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My old Jacuzzi Magnum pool pump, 3/4 hp, running on 115v needs a new plug, four wires come out of the pump in a cable; white, red, black and a ground. The pump has always had a single speed. I know where the ground goes, however not sure for the other three wires, do two of them double up on one terminal?
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I have a Jacuzzi impeller connected to a GE 3/4 HP motor (with Jacuzzi label).
Jacuzzi info:
Model #: 7H4187-S
Order #: 91322420
Date: 19 Mar 94.
GE motor frame size: 56C
The GE jet pump motor works great, but the impeller has died. Where can I get a replacement for the impeller? Happy to send pix if needed.
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If it is a Jacuzzi Magnum pump, I would need to know the diameter of the impeller as well as the thickness to identify the correct replacement impeller.
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I have a Jacuzzi 1 hp model number S1LRDV 94027802, it is about fifteen years old. Will this pump be an exact fit?
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Hi Walter, no this pump would not be an exact fit for the 94027802. If you are wiring your pump 115V then the Jacuzzi / Carvin SLR Pump would be the exact replacement.
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I have an A.O. Smith Century Centurion motor, Part 8-186086-20, Frame P56J, HP 1.0, SF 1.65. It mates to a Competition Pool Accessories (Canada) Magnum pump body. That company appears to be defunct. However, it looks identical to the Jacuzzi Magnum Force. The motor trips the GFCI when it is turned on. The motor has a melty electrical odor. Can you recommend a replacement motor? Thank you.
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Hello, According to the 8-186086-20 it matches with Motor 56j Thrd Full Ee 1hp (b654).
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My pump motor seized last season and the housing was cracked in a few different places. The previous owner didn't know the exact model or part # for the pump. The text on the side of the pump, model #, serial #, HP rating, etc are no long legible from age. This was the original install for the inground pool 15 years ago. The paper work I was given has the model # 1LR6 and 9402-7612 highlighted. If this is the pump i have, would this work for what I need? Thank you!
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Hi Drew this Jacuzzi 1 HP SLR Pump would be more comparable to your 1LR6 pump.
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hi i'm looking to replace a jucuzzi magnum force pump model 1UMF-S order no 94027110 Is this the exact same pump I have and will all the fittings be the same? Thanks for your help john
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Yes this would be the exact same Magnum pump and all the fittings would be the same.
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how many gallons/hr?
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Hi. The flow rate is based on the pool's total dynamic head. You can use the steps in our How To Size a Pool Pump guide to calculate your pool dynamic head and using the Magnum Force User's Guide to determine GPH.
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Hi, I just bought the Jacuzzi Magnum Force 1 HP pump item number 94027110 last summer and its been running nice except when it gets wet from a rain storm it trips the breaker. Yesterday I turned it on and after about a minute it tripped the breaker. I reset the breaker and turned it on again but I saw a flash where the chord enters the motor and the breaker tripped again. Pump was dry. What the issue? Thanks.
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Hi, Mike. It sounds like the motor shorted.
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I am looking to replace a Hayward Super II pump, 1 Hp, 1 1/2 piping, filter Hayward S244T sand filter 62 GPM, do have solar panels on the roof would estimate the head at around 60 (21 for the filter alone)
Would the Magnum 1 hp be the appropriate fit and would the openings be int he same position as the Hayward (1989 pump).
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Hi, Bill. I would need to know the number of panels you have also. But I'm leaning towards recommending the Magnum Force Pump 1-1/2 HP Pump - 94027115.
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i need to replace a pool motor plus pump.
The motor is a Century Centurion and the pump is a Jacuzzi - Magnum Force.
The manufactures label for the motor shows 2.0 HP, but there is also a label that shows Total HP = 2.4.
Question - what actual HP do i need? Thanks
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Yes if you have a 2hp motor with a higher Service Factor then you would go with this unit. You can also go with Magnum Force V Series 2.7HP Variable Speed Pump (VMF-S2) - 94026140
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I have a pool pump Magnum force HP1 1.5SF. The motor had went out. What kind of replacement should I purchase?
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Hi, Leatrice. You'll need to Magnum Force Pump 1 1/2 HP Pump - 94027115 because of the SF of your existing pump.
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Hello,
Does this come with an electric cord attached. If not, what is needed? Thanks for any info.
Foss
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Foss, The pump does not come with a cord. You can use the existing pump cord or purchase a new one.
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Just bought Jacuzzi Magnum Force 1 HP In-Ground Single Speed
Item ID: 131719701132
Put the old and new side by side and made electrical changes. Motor keeps shutting down after a few minutes. Any videos or schematic where I can see what may be wrong?
thanx ron
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Hi, Ron. We do not have a troubleshooting video or schematic, you can use our Pool Motor Troubleshooting Blog to diagnose the problem.
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Need to replace 14yr old jacuzzi magnum force:A.O.Smith 1.0hp (1.25SF) model 189094-01. Pool builder says to get an uprated or max rated pump w/ a slow rate of 100 gallons/minute. What would be the exact replacement model? Would it be model 94027110? Or is it something else that has 1.25SF. Our pool is 18x36 with a deep end.
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Hi, JC. This Magnum Force Pump 1 HP Pump - 94027110 is the replacement pump to your existing Magnum Force Pump.
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I have a question about the power consumption of the 1HP Magna flow. My old pump is a 1.5HP Hayward Maxflo. It has an Emerson motor that lists the current as “SF amps 8.7/7.8/15.6.” The service factor is 1.3. The Carvin motor lists the current as “Amps 7.0/14.0.” with a service factor of 1.25
Since it's comparing SF amps to FL Amps, I'm not sure the 1HP is lower power. Can you tell me what is the power consumption for both motors?
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Hi, Jerry. This Magnum Force Pump does have a lower power consumption and is a higher performing pump than the Max-Flo pump. You can use our How Much Does My Pool Pump Cost to Run? Blog to calculate how much either pump will cost to operate.
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I have a model #94026110 1.5 hp . Is the model # 94027110 the same Pump? What would be a replacement if I wanted to go to a variable speed pump?
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Hi Norman, This will be an exact replacement for your pump. http://www.inyopools.com/Products/07501352049323.htmIf you wanted to go variable speed, I would purchase a superflo.
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I am looking to replace a Jacuzzi Magnum Force in ground pump, Model 7MF-S. The motor says 1 H.P., but it looks like there was a sticker over it, like maybe it was another horsepower??? The date on the pump template is 18 Jan 05. Can you help me with the correct new model to replace this one. Thanks so much.
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do you have a wiring diagram for 115 v pump
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Hi. There is a wiring diagram on the motor. You can use that along with our How to Wire WhisperFlo and Similar Pumps For 115V guide for instructions.
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Have a High Head Magnum 1hp pump by Jacuzzi now. the motor is an.A.O. Smith CAT B128. Its 1HP with the SF 1.4. Looking to replace the whole pump. My pool is 28000 gallons. Would this pool pump work for us and the plumbing line up with the old thanks
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I have a model 7UMF-S that I believe is going out. The pump is more than 8 years old. I am looking for a more efficient pump with out the loss of power/water volume. What do you recommend?
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I am in need of a replacement pool pump and have a question about the Magnum Force Pump 1 HP Pump. Does this product come with salt water pool seals? If not, do you have a link or part number so I can purchase them? Many thanks!
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My pool repair person says I need to replace my bad motor with a 1.5 hp 115 220 motor. Everything I’m seeing on line is 115 230. Is that basically the same or do I have to find one that is specifically 115 220.
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Hello, He is talking about a dual speed motor. Can you please provide a picture of the motor label?
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I have a Jacuzzi 1UMF-S 94027110 with Carvin motor
What motor do I need to replace it with? I have an A.O. Smith UST1102 that I bought years ago but never used, will it work?
When I replace this motor should I replace the shaft seal with PS-3868 Salt Water / Ozone Viton Heavy Duty Pool Pump Shaft Seal Assembly since it is a salt water pool? What other parts should also be replaced?
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Is there a comparable pump to this one that you carry?
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Hello, This will be a compatible pump that will be comparable. http://www.inyopools.com/Products/44400018080434.htm
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I currently have this pump and after a week away came home to find it had not been working for a few days. The motor was hot so I turned the circuit breaker off and let it cool. When I turn it on now it emits a hum. Do I need the entire motor replaced?
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I have this pool pump and 1 HP motor that came with it 4 years ago. It stopped working and when turned on emitted a loud hum. I changed the run capacitor but the results were the same. The capacitor looked like it had exploded inside the motor cover. My question is "Is there a start capacitor? and if so where is it located?" so that I can try to change it and see if that is the problem. Any other thoughts on what might be the problem? Thanks.
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Some motor models may or may not technically have a "start" capacitor so in order to confirm we would need the motor model, part or catalog number.
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If the Magnum Force 1UMF-S part # 94027110 is no longer available, what replacement pump should I replace it with?
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Hi, Tom. You can use the Hayward Super II Pump 1 HP Single Speed - SP3007X10AZ as a suitable replacement.
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