Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR 1.5 PS Poolpumpenmotor, 56Y Rahmen, 115V((12.8 Ampere))/230V(6.4 Ampere) 3450 U/min, 60Hz, 1.1 Betriebsfaktor, 90μF/250V Kondensator, CCW Rotation Vierkantflansch Ersatzmotor

I can not comment on the motor itself. It did not fit our needs and we could not find it when first delivered. It was delivered to the neighbors. We had to go to Home Depot and get a different motor. We have not used the motor and I can not get anyone to send me a return label. I can not get anyone on the phone and the online chat says they have updated my ticket to request a return label but I still have not received one.

Worst customer service experience I have received. The motor was DOA and they just give you hoops to jump through, Told me that a 48Y will not mate up with a 56Y and that is the reason the motor wont turn on. These standards are completely interchangeable you would think their motor experts would know that. Then wanted me to reset up the motor and take video of it not running. I do not have time to just waste.

Trying to get a hold of Customer Service and have them actually do something as I’m looking impossible. They will email you in the middle of the night and then they will not talk to you again for another 24 hours after you respond. I have a broken pump, pardon a broken motor and I need it replaced. They’re asking me to look at this this this this this and I’ve already given them a video showing exactly what they need. I think they just want to get frustrated and go away.

Quiet operation, easy installation, ran great for 1 1/2 years but then locked up. Verified no leaky seals from the pump itself, the motor just flipped the breaker and quit. Bought the same one as a replacement mainly due to price and quick delivery but I’m only expecting it to last until just after the warranty expires again.

I never received this motor. The shipping company lost it in transit.

I purchased two Vevor 2 HP pump motors with the intent to replace an existing 2 HP Sta-Rite motor. Upon attempting to install the first unit, I encountered significant issues. After several unsuccessful installation attempts, I confirmed that the shaft dimensions on the Vevor pump are incorrect and do not match the required standard for a 2 HP replacement. This dimensional discrepancy caused the impeller and diffuser to create excessive friction upon assembly. The resulting drag was so severe that it caused the motor to stall immediately, rendering the unit inoperable. This issue applies to both pump motors that I purchased, confirming a manufacturing or design flaw. I have been attempting to contact Vevor to initiate a return for both non-functional pumps. After several weeks, I have not received any communication or resolution from Vevor. I am deeply frustrated by the product's poor technical specifications and the complete lack of customer support. Which version do you think best communicates your frustration and the technical issue? consumer

Bought this motor and found that this motor did not fit my pump. Vevor would not accept a return. I've spent thousands of dollars with Vevor on tools, appliances, greenhouses, etc... I will no longer do business with this company.

These motors are just what you expect. We’ll get you through for five or six months, but they are not repairable and you cannot find parts for them. It’s just a cheap alternative to get you by for now. I have purchased many of these and have had to go back on several and it’s hard if you’re running a business week going back to save a few bucks.

The Vevor pool pump last 7 months of 8hrs/day run. My previous century pump b2854 lasted 7 years.

The product has a reasonable price, and it arrived promptly. It arrived, however, in a damaged package. It is unclear how the damage occurred. The product won't work in my case although I don't know why it didn't work. The intruction didn't explain at all how to do the installation, but mainly explain the wiring portion. I therefore packed it back and send message to the vendor asking for a return with a photo of damaged packaging. When I tried to upload the image, I realized that the website only accepts very limited image format (MP4) that I don't have. I therefore worked to get programs to transfer the image to whatever acceptable on the website. It took me an hour to accomplish this. The customer replied promptly, but said that I should take out the product and take photos. I did whatever customer service told me to do and explained that the motor I bought won't fit to my original machine. The time, the website asked different format of the images, although it has more options. I therefore had to take more photos to meet the requirement of the website. I also told the customer service, and I am not an expert to judge where went wrong with this motor. The consumer service then sends me more messages asking for more videos. I explained to them that I don't know how to do this in an efficient way. We are still back and forth. It just takes too much time of customers for a not-working product.