A repair kit (also called a service kit) for the Onga Pantera PPP750 pool pump (0.75 kW, single phase): seal, bearings & capacitor in one order. It suits pumps using Onga 700270. The same parts fit the PPP550. Where the Pantera PPP models differ: the PPP750 takes a 20 µF capacitor where the PPP1100 and PPP1500 take 25 µF.
Fits
- Onga Pantera PPP550
- Onga Pantera PPP750
The repair kit to suit the Onga Pantera PPP750 pool pump has three CapacitorsNZ parts: a 3/4″ (19.05 mm) carbon / ceramic mechanical seal that suits pumps using Onga 700270, a 20 µF 450 VAC run capacitor with flying leads, and a matched drive-end and fan-end bearing pair. It covers the main wearing parts of this single-phase pool pump in one job. Check your old seal and capacitor before fitting.
What’s in the Onga Pantera PPP750 repair kit
Each part is also sold on its own through the links below, and the kit is priced below the three bought separately.
- Mechanical seal: 3/4″ (19.05 mm) shaft, carbon / ceramic faces, suits pumps using Onga 700270 and Astral 75508.
- Run capacitor: 20 µF, 450 VAC, CBB60 body with flying leads.
- Motor bearing set: a matched pair of sealed ball bearings for the drive end and fan end.
Why change the PPP750 seal, bearings and capacitor together
Changing a pool pump seal means separating the motor from the wet end and taking the impeller off. With the motor already out on the bench, the bearings are only a few more steps away, so it makes sense to renew them on the same job rather than pulling everything apart again later.
Seals and bearings tend to go together. When a seal starts weeping, water can creep along the shaft into the front bearing, and a noisy, rumbling motor often follows. The run capacitor is the quickest of the three to swap. One that has lost capacity makes the motor slow to start, hum or run hot, so fitting a fresh one while the pump is apart takes another likely fault out of the picture.
How to tell you have a Pantera PPP750 (PPP750-2)
Look at the motor label. The model can appear as PPP750, PPP750-2 or Pantera 750. Other Pantera sizes carry their own codes, so go by the number on the label rather than the look of the pump. Before fitting, match the µF printed on your old capacitor and compare the old seal with the new one; our Pantera PPP750 capacitor guide explains how to read the capacitor. If anything does not line up, get in touch with a photo of the label and the old parts. Kits for other Onga pumps are on our Onga repair kits page.
Before you order
Check the old parts before fitting: match the µF printed on your old capacitor and the size of your old seal.
Capacitor details for this pump: Onga Pantera PPP750 capacitor guide.
