Service & Maintenance
See our website for a video about Mag Drive Pump Impeller
Replacement
1. Disconnect all power supplies before service.
2. It is highly recommended to place the pump in either an EasyPro skimmer or into an EasyPro
pump protector.
3. Clean the intake screen and foam filter when the flow is visibly reduced.
4. Clean the pump and impeller with clean fresh water.
5. When cleaning the pump and impeller, be careful not to loose the small plastic washers
positioned at the top and bottom of the impeller. These washers are critical to the quiet and
efficient operation of the pump.
6. Check inside the impeller housing for large debris or algae that could reduce the flow.
7. Clean the impeller housing using cotton swabs. Clean the outside of the impeller with a damp
cloth and clean water. A vinegar mixture may help remove hard deposits.
Operation of Pumps & Attachments
These versatile pumps have threaded inlets and outlets for connecting tubing. Fittings are included
to connect to a flexible tubing or PVC fittings can be used to connect to PVC pipe. Always be careful
not to overtighten fittings into the pump.
Mag Drive pumps can be used in a wide variety of water features or pond applications. Pumps may
be used in almost any position including on their side if used in basins or other tight spaces.
EP120 to EP1350 units include fountain nozzle sets and can be used as their own water feature.
EP400 to EP1350 nozzle sets include flow diverters that allow for operating the included nozzle with
the option to divert flow to another small water feature. Note: not all pumps come with all fountain
nozzles. See chart on following page for details.
Part #
Foam Filter # Impeller Part #
EP120
EP120F EP120I
EP200
EP200F EP200I
EP400
EP400F EP400I
EP600
EP600F EP600I
EP850
EP850F EP850I
EP1050
EP1050F EP1050I
EP1350
EP1350F EP1350I
EP1750
N/A EP1750I
EP2200
N/A EP2200I
EP3200N
N/A EP3200IN
Replacement Parts for the EP120 — EP3200N Mag Drive Pumps
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See our website for video of How to Replace an Impellar
