CMP 25376-900-500 drain plug for Powerclean chlorinatorsCMP Drain Plug for Powerclean Chlorinator, 25376-900-500 In stock$999
CMP 25376-900-500 drain plug for Powerclean chlorinators

CMP Drain Plug for Powerclean Chlorinator, 25376-900-500

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Quick overview

  • CMP part 25376-900-500 The manufacturer number for the Powerclean chlorinator drain plug.
  • Closes the drain port Seals the drain opening on the feeder body so the chlorinator holds water in normal operation.
  • For Powerclean feeders Listed for the CMP Powerclean chlorinator range.
  • A common loss Drain plugs get set down during a winterize and never make it back onto the feeder.
  • Small part, whole feeder A chlorinator that will not hold water is out of service until the drain is closed again.
  • Handle chemical wet parts with care Rinse the feeder before working on it, since tab residue is aggressive on skin and tools.
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Product details

CMP part 25376-900-500 is the drain plug for Powerclean chlorinators. It threads into the drain port on the feeder body and is what keeps the chlorinator holding water during normal operation.

The plug is pulled deliberately whenever the feeder has to be emptied, most often at closing or before a service on the lid or the internals. That is exactly why it goes missing: it comes out, gets set on the pad, and does not make it back on. A cracked plug or a damaged thread is the other common reason for a replacement.

Rinse the feeder out before working on it. Tab residue inside a chlorinator body is aggressive on skin and on tools, and it is worth a few minutes with a hose before the plug comes out.

Specifications
Brand CMP
Manufacturer part number 25376-900-500
UPC 849640022184
Type Drain plug
Fits CMP Powerclean chlorinators
Shipping weight 0.01 lb
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What does this plug do?
It closes the drain port on the chlorinator body. With the plug out the feeder drains, which is how it is emptied for service or winterizing.
Which chlorinators does it fit?
It is listed as the drain plug for CMP Powerclean chlorinators.
Why would I need one?
Drain plugs are usually lost rather than worn out, most often during a closing. A cracked plug or a chewed thread is the other reason.
Does it come with an o-ring?
The listing does not call out a separate seal. Inspect the plug you remove and order any o-ring your feeder uses as its own part.
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