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Apollo Bath whirlpool pump identification flow chart. Check one, look at the tub: an indicator light on the front panel means the system has Remedy UV, no light means no Remedy UV. Check two, look at the power cord: a metal L-bracket means the system was built 2009 to 2022, no L-bracket means 2023 or newer. No Remedy UV with an L-bracket is part 200306. No Remedy UV without an L-bracket is part 200504. Remedy UV with an L-bracket is part 200381, whose cord plugs into the wall. Remedy UV without an L-bracket is part 200500, whose cord plugs into the electrical box. Systems built before mid 2008 have a four bolt motor or a front discharge wet end and none of these pumps fit.

Whirlpool Pump Replacement for Apollo Advantage Systems

A whirlpool pump replacement on an Apollo Advantage bathing system comes down to two checks you can make with your own eyes: whether the front panel carries an indicator light, and whether the power cord has a metal L-bracket. Answer those two and the part number follows. Get one wrong and a heavy pump ships back at your cost while the tub stays out of service.

Step 1

Check two things before you order

Two physical details rule out every pump on this page. Look at the whirlpool pump motor and count the mounting bolts. Then look at the wet end and note which direction it discharges.

Four mounting bolts, or a front discharge wet end? Your system is from an earlier platform than the pumps listed here. Do not order from this page. Send us a photo of the pump with your serial number and we will tell you what your options are.

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  • 1Count the mounting bolts on the pump motor
  • 2Note whether the wet end discharges from the front
  • 3Either sign means call us before ordering

Which Apollo system do you own?

This guide covers the Advantage line. Essence, G-Essence, ReGen and Solares run different part series, and an Advantage pump will not fit them.

Your model name and series sit on the system data plate. If the plate reads Advantage, keep going. If it reads anything else, or you cannot find the plate, contact our service team and we will identify the pump for you.

Two checks name the pump

You do not need a serial number, a build year, or your original paperwork. Two things you can see on the equipment settle it.

Check 1. Look at the front panel of the tub.

An indicator light on the front panel means the system has Remedy UV. No light means it does not. Remedy UV purifies the water during the bath, and the pump is matched to that configuration, so this is the first thing to settle.

Check 2. Look at the power cord on the pump.

A metal L-bracket holding the cord strain relief means the system was built 2009 to 2022. No L-bracket means 2023 or newer. The bracket tracks the build era, so this question works the same way whether or not you have Remedy UV.

Put the two answers together

Front panel lightL-bracket on the cordPart number
No light, no Remedy UVYes200306
No light, no Remedy UVNo200504
Light, Remedy UVYes200381
Light, Remedy UVNo200500

Each part number links to its product page, where you can request a quote from our team.

On the two Remedy UV pumps the power cord confirms it a second way. The 200381 cord plugs into the wall. The 200500 cord plugs into the electrical box.

Both checks live on the tub and its pump, so one photo of the pump sent with your system serial number lets our service team name the part for you.

If you would rather go by build year

Build yearNo Remedy UVRemedy UV
Before 2009Contact us. Do not order from this page.
2009 to 2022200306200381
2023 or newer200504200500

The 2009 line is deliberate. Apollo changed the pump mounting pattern in the middle of 2008. Rather than ask you to pin down a month on an eighteen year old machine, we route all of 2008 to a phone call.

The Advantage parts manual CD0013 calls the no Remedy UV configuration DS. It is the same configuration under an older label.

Signs the whirlpool pump is failing

Staff tend to report one of a short list of symptoms.

  • The jets run weak, or stop partway through a bath
  • The motor hums but no water moves
  • The pump runs hot or shuts down mid cycle
  • The breaker trips when the whirlpool starts

Each of these can come from a clogged suction screen or a closed valve, so rule those out first. If flow is wrong with a clean screen and open valves, the pump is the next thing to look at. Electrical faults belong with a qualified technician, not a maintenance workaround.

Parts worth checking while the pump is out

A pump swap opens access to several parts that cost more time to reach on a second visit than they do today.

  • 500155 pump wet end, when the failure sits on the water side rather than the motor
  • 330058 motor switch
  • 320231 suction screen, which chokes flow once it loads up
  • 320502 flexible coupling, 1.5 inch by 1.5 inch

Ordering these alongside the pump saves a second teardown.

Why a stopped pump holds up more than the bath

The whirlpool pump moves water through the tub during the bath and through the internal plumbing during cleaning. When it stops, the two step clean and disinfect protocol that follows every bath stops with it. CDC guidance on cleaning and disinfecting healthcare equipment treats that sequence as the baseline for shared patient equipment. A tub waiting on a whirlpool pump replacement is a tub your staff cannot return to the schedule.

What to have ready when you contact us

Every whirlpool pump replacement starts with the same three details. Have them in hand and the call takes a minute.

  • Model name and series from the data plate, for example Advantage 6000 or 6300
  • The serial number from the data plate
  • A photo of the pump, if you can get one

Our service team matches those against the current catalog and confirms the fit before anything ships. You can also search the full Apollo parts catalog by part name or part number.

Schedule a free Equipment Health Check, a 5-minute visit from our service team that documents your current setup and shows you what is possible. Contact Apollo Bath here.