My mak4 had been getting a little noisier lately so I pulled it apart for a good cleaning. All went well until I reconnected it and powered it back up. It made an awful racket and barely pumped any water. So once again I drain the plumbing, remove the pump and disassemble the impeller . When I pull the impeller housing off the motor the drive magnet, which is supposed to attached to the motor, comes out with it! It doesnt seem to have been glued or fastened in any manner.
This is the second genX mak4 pump I've had. The first one was so noisy right from new that I sold it a month after I bought it.
I'm kinda stuck right now. I'm going to use some epoxy to glue it back in so I can get it back into service. One problem I see is that the drive assembly is ballanced so it will be unballanced and may vibrate.
I will see what PCI and custom aquatics have to say about it on monday.
This is the second genX mak4 pump I've had. The first one was so noisy right from new that I sold it a month after I bought it.
I'm kinda stuck right now. I'm going to use some epoxy to glue it back in so I can get it back into service. One problem I see is that the drive assembly is ballanced so it will be unballanced and may vibrate.
I will see what PCI and custom aquatics have to say about it on monday.