There are very few repair parts that most stores will stock for Wayne pumps. However, we do directly sell a limited assortment of repair kits and other accessories. These can be found by searching through the proper manual, our product page, or by performing a search for the specific model number of the part.

No. Some local repair shops or hardware stores may be able to fix your Wayne pump, but none are explicitly authorized by Wayne

A deep-cycle marine battery (boat battery). It can provide anywhere between 2 and 8 hours of operation and longer depending upon the demand placed on the pump.

Connecting your pump to an electrical outlet using an extension cord is not recommended because there is an associated voltage drop. If you MUST use an extension cord, purchase a heavy-duty cord that is the largest gauge and shortest length possible.

No! These pumps are not designed to move petroleum based chemicals such as gasoline. Doing so can be hazardous to both the pump and yourself and will void the warranty.

All CWS jet pumps require a jet assembly to complete the installation process. Choosing the proper assembly depends on the depth and diameter of your well. For further details, click here. The SWS and JSU series of well pumps do not require a jet assembly.

While it is not a necessity of operation, it is highly recommended that you use a water tank in conjunction with your well pump. Not having a tank will cause your well pump to constantly be running, thus adding unnecessary wear and tear. A water tank allows you to store water and your well pump will generally run at well-spaced intervals (depending on your water usage). Visit our products page for more information.

All Wayne pumps that contain oil use a high temperature, low viscosity, non-conducting, paraffin-based (Dielectric) oil. This type of oil can typically be found at electrical wholesalers/motor shops.

If you call our support number, please have your model and serial number ready. The model number is located on the Wayne label on the pump. Typical model numbers have three letters followed by 2 to 3' numbers. The serial number is located on a small white tag on the top of the pump. It will be 4 digits long. For example, model SPF33, serial number 4003.