Would this make a good DW pump?

[Chetlaham]

Minus the 15 min On 45 Minute off rating, would this make a good pump? Will it survive the heat and detergent? I like its simplicity as apposed to what is typical in most DWs.

 

Hanning pumps, btw:

 

https://www.hanning-hew.com/assets/template/Medien/Dateien/Downloads/Englisch/hew-brochure-haflowtic-en.pdf

 

 

Anyone know why this company seems to be building all the pumps for all appliance manufacturers?

 

 

 

 

 

[henene4]

Cause they are a supplier

Like, what is the question here?

Those are literally dishwasher pumps used in many generic brands.

And, like, yes, they build for many people.
That is their business model.
That is called a supplier.

Just like Askol, and such...

 

[Chetlaham]

If the hanning pump I linked to (meant for washers) will work in a DW. I know hanning makes DW pumps, but the one on the repair clinic site isn't intended for a DW destination.

 

Edit- I now realize I never included the link:

 

 

https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Drain-Pump/WH23X10043/2754597?TLSID=1779&Ref=611198&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIpqyL-ayZ7QIV6suGCh0bmgCSEAQYASABEgLttfD_BwE

 

My apologies.

 

 

[henene4]

You only linked a leaflet.

And no? These aren't designed for pressure, these are designed for flowrate.

The answer is literally in your first post.

Why would they be usefull for this if you yourself posted better fit designs right along what you want to be oh so wonderfull.

 

[Chetlaham]

It was a mistake, I meant to link both. For that I apologize.

 

Pressure- any idea of the millibars for my GE Hanning pump? GE boasts 6 feet drain capabilities for their model T washers, I'm thinking this pump can drive a low flow rate spray arm. And remember GE's Potscrubber pumps? Those were big on flow-rate to.   

 

The Hanning pumps in the brochure seem overly complicated. Some of them have electronics. No thank you.