Intex Filter Pump - 1000 GPH

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The Intex 1000 GPH Filter Pump is an essential maintenance tool designed for owners of small to medium-sized Intex above-ground pools who need an efficient way to circulate and clean their water. It provides a reliable flow rate to keep pool water clear and free of debris, making it ideal for backyard swimmers, though users should note it is specifically engineered for Intex connections and may require adapters for non-proprietary pool setups.
| Model Part Number | 34338.1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Intex |
You should rinse the cartridge with a hose once or twice a week, and replace it with a new one every two weeks.
No, it is recommended to disconnect, drain, and store the pump in a dry, frost-free location during the winter season.
For safety reasons, it is strictly recommended to turn off the pump and unplug it whenever people are swimming in the pool.
The pump is designed for standard household electrical outlets; always ensure you are using a grounded outlet.
Running the pump without water inside can damage the internal impeller and motor; always ensure the pool is filled to the required level before starting.
Check for debris clogging the intake strainer or the filter cartridge, and ensure the hoses are not kinked or restricted.
Verify the power outlet is active, ensure the GFCI plug is reset, and check that the motor is not overheating.
Inspect the rubber O-ring inside the connection fitting for damage or dirt, and ensure the nut is tightened securely by hand.
To set up the pump, place it on a flat, dry surface near the pool and connect the intake and outlet hoses to the appropriate pool ports, ensuring the seals are tight to prevent leaks. Always ensure the pump is primed by allowing the filter housing to fill with water before turning on the power to prevent motor burnout. Compatibility is optimized for Intex pools with standard 1.25-inch hose connections. For care, turn off the unit and unplug it before performing any maintenance. Regularly inspect the filter cartridge, rinsing it off with a garden hose when debris builds up, and replace the cartridge entirely every two weeks or sooner if the water flow noticeably slows down.