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Can you make a pump for water from the drain pump from the washing machine?

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  • #31 8591087
    And!
    Admin of Design group  
    Drill pumps:
    pump





    The cheapest models are 15-20 PLN,
    in DIY stores or DIY stores.

    This is a one-time pumping action,
    Is it flooding all the time?

    As it floods, make hydrostat :)
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  • #32 8592430
    diodaled123
    Level 16  
    The pump works and the water is pumping, but the suction function has zero :( I have to earn some more bands and snakes I have to buy, scrap yards are not there so I have to buy. Thank you for help, if I have a problem I will write :)
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  • #33 8592539
    PawełS1717
    Level 17  
    For me, such a pump is doing well in the pond for a few good years. It is completely submerged in water with a small filter on the inlet. The only modification of this pump I made is to rewind it on a safe 24V voltage, power it from a safety transformer, so there is no question of paralysis.

    greetings
  • #34 8592745
    bestboy21
    Level 40  
    diodaled123 wrote:
    The pump works and the water is pumping, but the suction function has zero :( I have to make up the bands and snakes I need to buy, scrap yards are not there so I have to buy. Thank you for help, as I will have a problem I will write :)


    You have to mix the snakes and squeeze / bend them in your hands until you hit them properly and when you hit it will only be figured out how to do it so that the hose stays in this position (pg), unless you install the valves, but also not so simple because the diameters are not standard and you will be murdered without sense.
  • #35 8594582
    diodaled123
    Level 16  
    And what is the difficulty of the valve to mount? :D I'm just afraid not to flood the engine with water because it would be short circuit

    Added after 14 [minutes]:

    I just have a problem..What will happen after the winding is flooded?
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  • #36 8594694
    bestboy21
    Level 40  
    diodaled123 wrote:
    And what's the effort of the valve to mount? :D I'm just afraid not to flood the engine with water because it would short-circuit


    You do not be afraid for this engine, water is not as scary as you think, it will not hurt him, you would have to put it in the bucket and turn it on and not immediately something will happen just as windings get pierced every the whole may not take place or after a long time. Yes, between the truth and the god, he will sooner support you and not sleep if you do not think with this water.

    Quote:
    What happens after the winding is over?
    While the engine is 100% efficient, nothing - in this case, not with every engine so it will not get used to splashing right and left :D
  • #37 8594721
    diodaled123
    Level 16  
    I just do not want to catch me because I have never kicked so I'm afraid .. But I have a big problem with matching snakes because I do not have such, I have to get somewhere because I can not check too much (How do I get snakes I know. for your help so far

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    The engine is 1000% efficient, the new pump is almost not used very little stone. I :D what condition the pump is in my mother's washing machine :D How does it start to drain it shoots in the pump and then breaks a little, can it hurt the washing machine?
  • #38 8594743
    bestboy21
    Level 40  
    A washing machine will not be broken, the pump will fall apart, and so much will block the rotor and make a pile of stink from the burned winding. Or it will "soak" that it starts to pour from it and the washing machine simply can not be used.
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  • #39 8594809
    diodaled123
    Level 16  
    The washing machine is already pouring :D As it is washing the floor is always wet .. Unfortunately once I played with the test tube and touched it with the washing machine and I have a bad feeling because the prubow was lit. I wonder where this water is pouring, snakes are all
  • #40 8594833
    bestboy21
    Level 40  
    diodaled123 wrote:
    The washing machine is already pouring :D As it is washing the floor is always wet .. Unfortunately once I played with the test tube and touched it with the washing machine and I have a bad feeling because the light shines. What's where this water is pouring, snakes are all
    On the pump shaft? (simering) it will trickle so you will not see the round-up. The washing machine is connected to the socket with earthing, so even the faulty one CAN NOT RIGHT, unless the installation is not working properly. You do the pump because we will open the washing machine here, instead of the pump, :lol:
  • #41 8594946
    diodaled123
    Level 16  
    Well, this is how the installation is 30 years old and has not been replaced, the cables are falling apart but somehow it works, there is no ground. Going back to the pump I need some snakes to do, do you know which valve to set up?
  • #42 8595024
    bestboy21
    Level 40  
    diodaled123 wrote:
    Well, yes, the installation is 30 years old and has not been replaced, the cables are falling apart but somehow it works, there is no ground. Going back to the pump I need some snakes to do, you know what valve to set up?


    Somehow it works, works until somebody washing machine or fridge does not kill you, it's going to be a scandal and news on the village or somewhere in Poland, ;) , your business.

    Any kind of ball valve.
  • #43 8595104
    diodaled123
    Level 16  
    There is no cash on the replacement installation, it is not cheap .... Ball valve but I have to put it on the inlet or outlet?
  • #44 8595162
    bestboy21
    Level 40  
    diodaled123 wrote:
    There is no cash on the replacement installation, it is not cheap .... Ball valve but should I put it on the inlet or outlet?
    At the outlet, and somehow you have to pump the pump so it will be useful double.
  • #45 8595218
    diodaled123
    Level 16  
    And what should I do with the third small outlet (diameter of the fuel hose) ??
  • #46 8595268
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #47 8595300
    diodaled123
    Level 16  
    Socket which is plugged in. The washing machine is okay. It is better with other sockets, in the end I deal with electronics and short circuiting probably everyone so the installation can not withstand. Once you have to replace it ..

    but my friend Jerzykowski. The money is not more valuable but if you do not have it, nothing can be done ... This is life, unfortunately, :(
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the feasibility of repurposing a washing machine drain pump for pumping small amounts of relatively clean water. Users highlight that the pump requires priming (flooding) to function effectively, as it lacks self-suction capabilities. Concerns are raised about the pump's efficiency, with suggestions that it can only draw water from minimal depths (up to a few centimeters) and may not sustain prolonged use without overheating. Various users recommend using a bulb in series for safety during initial tests and discuss the importance of proper hose connections and potential modifications, such as adding a valve to the outlet. The conversation also touches on safety issues regarding electrical connections and the risk of electric shock if the pump is not properly insulated.
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