If the impeller has failed, the heat exchanger must be flushed. Impeller debris can also drop into the pump inlet opening. Make sure all debris is flushed before installing the new impeller.
Inspect for damage such as rips, tears, or chunks of material missing.
Replace as necessary.
Clean the impeller housing.
Remove any old gasket from the pump housing and cover plate.
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