Part # SQ1202
Warranty 1 Year
Alternate Part #'s 0-168786-07, 10-168786-07, 10855, 1103075402, 12426, 16361, 165891, 168786, 182828, 186643, 186903, 1K055, 2K408, 5KCR48UN2494X, 6K495, 7-168786-07, 8-168786-05, 8-168786-07, 8-168786-40, 82426, 93660, A100FH2, A100GH, A100GHL, A100GL2, AE100FHL2, AE100GHL, AE100GLL2, B748, B843, B866, B866SE, C1173, C1308, C48A24A24, C48M2EC11C3, C48N2EC15, C56N2B1, C56N2E101, C56N2E11, C56N2E11A1, C56N2E11A2, C56N2EA11, C56N2EA11A1, C56N2EA11A2, C56N2EA11C1, C56N2EB11, C56N2P100, C56N2P101, C56N2P102, C56N2P102A1, C56N2S11, C56N2S11A10, C56N2S11A2, C56N2S11A3, C56N2S11C1, C56N2S11C3, C56N2S11C4, EB748, EB843, K48N2EC11, K48N2EC11A1, K48N2EC11C2, K48N2EC15, K48N2P102, K48N2P102A1, K48N2PA102, K48N2PA102A2, K48N2PA105, K48N2PA105A1, K48N2PA105A6, K48N2PA105C4, K48N2PM100, K48N2PU100, K56N2102A1, K56N2N100, M56661, MTR267, SQD20FL1E, SQH20FL1, SQH20FL1E, V10855
Voltage 230, Max Amps 230 Volts = 11.2, Single Speed, Square Flange, RPM = 3450, Threaded Shaft, Frame = 48Y Used on the following models: Sta-Rite Max-E-Glas, Max-E-Glas II, Dura-Glas, Dura-Glas II, Dyna-Glas, Dyna-Max Pentair Whisperflow, Pinnacle and Anthony AR2 Series.
Note: NOT California Title 20 Compliant.
California Title 20 Compliant Options:
if I wanted to just replace the motor on the stealth SPHF 2.0 which one would you recommend?
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Your diagram for SQ1202 pump shows the strainer housing Does the $253 includes the
new housing strainer too If not what is the price of new pump and strainer
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The price of this motor is for just the motor. If you need an estimate for a complete pump please provide the complete pump model. If you are not sure of that model then please email us images of that to upoad@inyopools.com so we can advise.
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I am trying to replace Anthony AR207-L motor pump and strainer exactly as your diagram shows please provide additional price for pump/strainer housing including required seals. I'm also trying to replace a 1990 Apollo 52 SF DE filter with a Hayward DE 6020 and I was told I may need a 1 1/2 UP motor but I want to facilate installation so I replac ing the motor with an equal 2 HP
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I HAVE A STA-RITE MAX-E-GLAS II MOTOR # SQ1202, 230 VOLTS, 2 H.P., 1PH, 3450 R.P.M., 48Y, 60HZ, 11.2 MAX AMPS, SF 1.3 THE PUMP IS A P4EA6G-188L WILL THIS MOTOR WORK? AND WHAT SERVICE KIT DO I NEED? THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HELP
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What is the best practice to remove the impeller from the shaft? How do you secure the motor shaft to spin off the impeller?
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Hi. All of your answers can be found in our How To Remove Those Stubborn Pool Pump Impellers guide.
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I have a Hayward Tristar High Performance Pump with a 2.0 hp motor, 208-230 volts, 12-11 amps, Part # 7-196338-24, Serial 039103M FR Y56Y Type CP. The Pool is 15,000 gallons. Cement in-ground pool built in 2012. Original equipment. The pump seems to have frozen up, loud humming noise when the circuit breaker is reset. Pump is not turning. Circuit breaker tripped. If I need to replace the motor, what motor do I need as a replacement and where can I order one?
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What is replacement motor part number for a DYNA-GLAS SQ1202
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Does it come with gaskets if not what is the part # of the gaskets for Motor SQ1202?
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Hello James,The motor does not come with the seals and gaskets. That motor can go on 11 different pumps, so I would need to know which pump/model you have to recommend the correct parts for you. If you are unsure of which pump you have, you can e-mail us pictures at Upload@inyopools.com
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Hello. My Sta-rite max e-glas II starts up and quits after 5 to 10 seconds. I will clean the filter and all baskets...however. If the motor is bad which replacement motor should i seek? I believe this 1202 correct?? I have just rebuilt the wet-end a few months back and all was really well.
Model-P4EAA66-189L
Code-IJ05L
thank you!!
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I have a Sta-Rite P4RA6G series pump for my pool. Can you let me know what is the correct motor for it?
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If the old motor has ROT. CCWPE, is this defining the rotation direction and if so, is this counter clock wise? And the motor number is SQ1202. They replaced this old motor with a new USQ 1202. There is no ROT on this motor. Is this motor therefore operating clock wise?
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i have a 2hp jandy hp series pool "motor" i need to replace do you carry this motor?and how much and how fast to ship if you do thanks..it says also ----models PHPFand PHPM ON THE BOOK..
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my pool guy said to get stay-rite max-E glass 2 2 hp square flange. It is to run a waterfall that is only on an hour per day max, normally.
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If you are needing a replacement motor for a Sta Rite Max E Glas II 2 HP Pump then this is the correct replacement. If you need a complete Sta Rite Max E Glass II pump then that pump is no longer being produced and we suggest the PL2603 PureLine Prime 2 HP Pump as a suitable replacement.
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can't find this motor in your inventory. Do you have it? AO SMITH century centurion, cat B849, serial 06511ch,
part 0-177896-22, type CX, frame y56y, hp 1.5, volts 230, time cont, encl dp, form kjm
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Hello Kirk, we have an A.O. Smith 2 H.P Square Flange Full Rate Motor - SQ1202 and Motor 56y Sqfl Full 1.5hp - B849.
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your 2 hp SQ1202 doesn't list my motor mod # as an alternate mod #, but when I put it in your web site search the SQ1202 comes up as a replacement, can I use it. My motor specs are as follows UL 778 outdoor, mod # C48M2EC15, 2 hp, rating cont .
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looking at a new pool pump, ESQ1202 Will I need a new shaft seal?
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We always recommend replacing all seals and especially the main shaft seal. In order to cross-reference the correct one, you will need to know the model name or number off of the front pump housing that the motor bolts to. You can email us on our support request page or call in with that information so a representative can assist you.
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I have a pump motor mod #C48M2EC15, 2 hp,UL 778 outdoor will the SQ1202 be the replacement for mine?
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Hi Kirk, The proper replacement motor for the C48M2EC15 is the USQ1202 2 HP Replacement Motor.
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why doesn't this site show your High Efficiency motor SQ1202 share flange single speed 2HP
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Hi, Unfortunately, Century does not have an energy efficient motor for the SQ1202 motor which has a 48Y frame. However, you can use the Century B2843 which will provide the same Total HP as the SQ1202 but it has a 56Y frame which is larger but will still mount to your pump.
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I currently have a A.O.Smith square flange 2HP HEnergy Efficient single speed motor and wondering if the EE is a better pick than the regulau have for 274.99
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Hi, Energy efficient motors are always better than the standard motors. If you have the SQ1202 motor you can use the Century B2843 motor as an energy efficient replacement. The frame size on the B2843 motor is larger but will mount to your pump, you will have to make a small adjustment if your pump has a motor base.
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If I upgrade from this single speed pump to the B2984T, do I need to replace the impeller or just the tune up kit?
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Hi. If you currently have the SQ1202 single speed motor then the B2984T motor is the correct replacement. You can reuse you impeller if it's in good condition and get a tune up kit if one is available for your model pump.
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My motor is making a small humming noise but will not come on. It is very hot to
Touch. Could it be the capacitor.
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Hello Terry, depending on whether you have a SQ1202 motor your Run capacitor part# is 628318-308 and Start Capacitor part# is 610807-011. Depending on how old motor is I would also replace pump seal and orings if you replace whole motor.
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What pump seal goes with the usq1202 and is the seal replaced with lube or silicone? Thanks
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The pump seal is associated with the pump you have, not the motor. I would recommend identifying the pump make and model first. Then you can search on our website for the parts for that specific pump.
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What pump seal goes with the usq1202 and is the seal replaced with lube or silicone? Thanks
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Hi Ray, The pump shaft seal is specific to the pump housing, not the motor. If you can provide the model of the pump we can locate the correct seals.
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I am looking for motor replacement and think this might be the one and also want to know which impeller I might need , I currently have an Ultra-Flow pump and A.O. Smith SQ1202 High energy efficiency single speed motorn230V, fr 48y, 60hz, amps 11.2 RPM3450, SF 1.3 mod. k48n2pa102a2 and can you suggest a kit to go with it?
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I have this model motor. It is not working and I tried replacing the capacitor. No go. Its over 10 years old. My pool guy says I need a new one. I would like to replace with an energy efficient model. Can you please steer me in the right direction. Thank you.
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Hi Felicia, Unfortunately, there is not an energy efficient single speed replacement for this motor, the only other option is to switch to a dual speed motor which will be the B2984T. You can let it run on high speed for high flow application and low speed for water circulation.
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is this motor compatible with the Sta-Rite Max-E-Pro P6E6G-208L?
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Hi, This motor is the correct replacement for the Sta-Rite Max-E-Pro P6E6G-208L pump, I would also recommend that you get the Sta-Rite Max-E-Pro Tune Up Kit.
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I need a K48N2PA105 MOTOR, Impeller to match and necessary seals. Can you give me the info for all the parts I need?
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The seals and the impeller are dependent on the model of the front pump housing that the motor is bolted to. You can send in an image of the motor model label and image of the front pump housing here if you need. https://www.inyopools.com/support.aspx
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Do you have the impeller for Model # K48N2PA105C4 pump?
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Hi Tom, The info provided will only allow me to locate the motor not the pump info, I would need to know the manufacture and model of the pump housing that the motor connects to.
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Do you sale start capacitor for this 220v motor?
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Hi Ernest, The A.O. Smith 2 H.P Square Flange Full Rate Motor (SQ1202) uses the 36-43 MFD 220-250V Start Capacitor (BC36M-250-S).
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What is the flow rate of this motor, GPM?
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The flow rate or Gallons Per Minute is determined by by the combination of the motor and the pump housing it gets attached to. If you can get us the make and model of the pump you have, I can tell you the Gallons Per Minute.
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motor has several years of reliable service, now seems to be running hot: housing is 149 deg F. Seems to have gotten hotter recently
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Hello Jesse, that is way too hot; luckily, we have a few guides on solving the issue, take a look at the following: How To Troubleshoot a Pool Pump Motor - Motor Overheated, Why Is My Motor Running Hot and How To Fix a Hot Pump Motor
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where can I get the replacement seals for this motor? Thanks! (flange seals to inline filter pot). Thanks!
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Hi Amy, we will have to know the pump manufacture and model to determine what replacement seals you need. Motors are not specific to any one pump. The same motor can be used in any number of pumps.
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I took out my motor to replace some parts in pump, I wrote down how the wires were plugged in to the back, but cannot find the piece of paper. I know the green wire is on top, is white the next one down or is black???
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Hi Jeff, For AC motors, either wire can go on either terminal. In some cases on 115 volt motors, there is a note on the connection diagram of where the hot or neutral wire is to go. This is done so that if there is an overload condition and the motor trips the protector, there will only be a shock potential between the hot wire and the protector. However the 115 volt motor will work wired either way. For 230V motors, both wires are hot so the overload situation does not apply.
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How can I get a manual for this pump?
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This is a " Cover All ' type manual that would reference many of their motors. Otherwise, a call to A.O. Smith at 866-887-5216 may be able to e-mail you a specif manual for your motor.
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I'm trying to replace the motor on my pool pump but all these numbers and abbreviations on the motor label are really confusing me. What do they mean?
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Replacing a pool pump motor is not as difficult as it seems. You can try looking here. If you need help figuring out what the information on your label means. If you are still having difficulty figuring it out you can call us at our toll free number or you can send us a photo of your motor label here.
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Why should I purchase a Tune Up Kit?
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A Tune Up Kit includes all of the essential replacement seals and gaskets for the pump. The seals and gaskets should be replaced when installing a new motor on your pump. New seals will prevent the pump from leaking water or losing the prime. A Tune Up Kit will protect your motor and ensure that the pump is working efficiently.
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Why do I need to purchase a new shaft seal?
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We strongly recommend replacing the shaft seal. The purpose of a shaft seal is to prevent water from running down the shaft of the motor and into the motor housing. Water will damage the bearings and cause the motor to fail. A new shaft seal should be installed whenever a motor is replaced. The motor manufacturer can deny the warranty if the motor fails to due to water damage from a faulty shaft seal. To find your shaft seal you will need to visit our Pool Pump Parts Page or the Spa Pump Parts Page and select your make and model.
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What is Service Factor?
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Service Factor(SF) is a multiplier that when multiplied by the horsepower of the motor indicates the total permissible horsepower loading that may be carried when the motor is operating at rated voltage and frequency. The most important thing to remember when replacing a motor is that the replacement motor's horsepower times its service factor must be equal to or greater than the original motor's horsepower times its service factor. The Service Factor rating can be found on the motor label. See Step 4 of our How to Read a Pool Motor Label guide.
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Less than 1 hr
Screwdriver, Nut Drivers, Pliers
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Called and spoke with a support rep.
He told me I needed a new motor.
Shut off electric breaker to the motor.
Take a picture of the power wire and what terminals they go to
Disconnect wires.
Disconnect impeller assy - mine is a strap that I loosened.
Now you remove the impeller - put here is the kicker - it is backwards thread - not tighty righty - put lucy righty
Unscrew the four screws on the flange and remove motor from impeller assy.
Attach new motor in reverse order above.
When attaching the impeller, just hand tighten it - its made out of plastic and you will break it if you use tools.
Plus when you turn off the motor, the water will tighten it for you automatically.
Less than 1 hr
Screwdriver, Socket Set
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looked all over for a cheaper pump and just happened to run across inyo pools.i gave inyo my #s and they suggested the pump i now have.i looked at you tube to see how difficult it was to change and between them and the staff at inyo ,it was a breeze to change the motor myself.it took me 45 minutes only because i kept going back to you tube to make sure i was doing it right.i cant thank the people at inyo for their help.it will take me 10 minutes next time..this is the cheapest place you will find your pool items and they are very willing to help you thru it ..
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