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Suntec J6PAF10008M Oil Pump 1725/3450 RPM Replace H6BBE100B H6BAE100B J6PA-E

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Special Price $381.28 Regular Price $423.22
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J6PAF10008M
The Suntec J6PAF10008M Oil Pump is used to control the supply of fuel oil to burner assemblies in HVAC systems. It is installed in compatible residential and commercial oil-fired heating equipment, and it is controlled by 1725 or 3450 RPM to manage the constant flow of fuel and ensure the combustion performance. It is used as a direct substitute for H6BBE100B, H6BAE100B, and J6PA-E, which allows them to be compatible with the system. Being a component of the burner control assembly it assists in enhancing the stability of ignition, operating pressure regulation.
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Specifications

  • Type: Oil Pump
  • Rotation: Clockwise
  • Speed: 1725/3450RPM
  • Oil Port Size: 1/8"
  • Air Port Size: 1/4"
  • No Of Stages: 1
  • Pressure: 10 to 20PSI
  • Compatibility model: H6BBE100B H6BAE100B J6PA-E
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What maintenance is required for the Suntec J6PAF10008M Oil Pump?

Regularly check for oil leaks, loose fittings, and corrosion around the pump housing. Clean the inlet screen and exterior to prevent debris buildup. Verify shaft alignment and secure mounting hardware. Always disconnect power and relieve system pressure before servicing.

What are common issues with the Suntec J6PAF10008M Oil Pump?

  • Pump may fail to prime or deliver consistent flow under load.
  • Unusual noise or vibration from worn bearings or cavitation.
  • Clogs at inlet screen or internal passages.
  • Leaks at seals, fittings, or gaskets.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off the fuel supply and disconnect power to the burner. Allow the system to cool completely.

Step 2: Drain oil from the existing pump and remove mounting bolts carefully.

Step 3: Align the new Oil Pump with the mounting points and secure bolts snugly.

Step 4: Reconnect oil lines, ensuring tight seals, and restore electrical connections.

Step 5: Prime the pump according to manufacturer instructions, then test for leaks and proper operation.