tazman71
07/18/2006, 07:18 PM
OK. Here is the story. I lost power last nite durring the storm that came through at 3-4am. Check valve didn't work correctly.
Long story short, my Panworld 200PS sat in about 2 inches of saltwater for about 4 hours. It tripped the GFCI when the power came back on.
Anyway, I already ordered a new pump, but was wondering if there is anything I can do to see if this pump will still be OK. I have disassembled it and used an air compressor to blow out as much of the water as I can, but was wondering if there is a spray that I can be used to dry up the saltwater, and maybe keep it from corroding the wiring? I think it will have a chance of still working and want to give it the best chance possible.
Thanks for your help.
Chad
Long story short, my Panworld 200PS sat in about 2 inches of saltwater for about 4 hours. It tripped the GFCI when the power came back on.
Anyway, I already ordered a new pump, but was wondering if there is anything I can do to see if this pump will still be OK. I have disassembled it and used an air compressor to blow out as much of the water as I can, but was wondering if there is a spray that I can be used to dry up the saltwater, and maybe keep it from corroding the wiring? I think it will have a chance of still working and want to give it the best chance possible.
Thanks for your help.
Chad