Pump start relay clicks, motor gets 230V (or 115V) but won't spin. Motor extremely hot after 20 min off.
Motor has a 115/230V jumper or switch. Must match supply voltage. Wrong setting = instant overheat.
At motor terminals: measure actual voltage while relay engaged. Must match selector.
Recent motors (last 12–18 months) have higher failure rates—copper cost cuts. Seen 3 DOA in a month.
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