Category: Pool Pump Making Noise
The noise your pump makes tells you exactly what’s wrong. Screeching means bearings. Rattling means impeller debris. Gurgling means cavitation from low water or restricted suction. Humming with no rotation means capacitor. This section matches every pool pump noise to its cause and the right fix.
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Read the Guide →: Pool Pump Cavitation — What It Is, Why It Happens, and How to Stop It
Pool pump cavitation sounds like gravel in the housing and slowly eats the impeller. Here’s what causes it and how to stop it on the suction side. Read the Guide →
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Read the Guide →: Pool Pump Making Noise — What Each Sound Means and How to Fix It
The sound your pool pump makes tells you almost exactly what’s wrong before you open anything. Grinding or screeching means bearings. Humming without starting means capacitor. Rattling means debris in… Read the Guide →
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Read the Guide →: Pool Pump Grinding Noise — What It Means and How to Fix It
A grinding noise from a pool pump motor almost always means worn bearings. Here’s how to confirm it in two minutes, what the repair costs, and when to replace the… Read the Guide →