Does jebao sell parts for their pumps?

zheka757

2500 Club Member
View Badges
Joined
Oct 11, 2021
Messages
3,355
Reaction score
21,515
Location
North Port
What state or country do you live in
Florida
Rating - 0%
0   0   0
Some of my jebao equipment such as flow pump need some seals, to be replaced. Any one know if they sell parts for their stuff? Or who does?
 
Some of my jebao equipment such as flow pump need some seals, to be replaced. Any one know if they sell parts for their stuff? Or who does?
Ive looked in the past and no luck and its impossible to even get a hold of customer service or the company. there are some on Ebay and below

 
fish-street.com has parts, not sure exactly what you are looking for...

Look up the item then go under accessories tab and shows there or I think some other places it is listed...

1681675734072.png
 
I didn't see much options for parts on that site, but thank you for reply!
fish-street.com has parts, not sure exactly what you are looking for...

Look up the item then go under accessories tab and shows there or I think some other places it is listed...

1681675734072.png
 
Ive looked in the past and no luck and its impossible to even get a hold of customer service or the company. there are some on Ebay and below

This company can do some much more business if they would just get their heads out of..... and get on with better costumer service. Like their pumps actually work for the price, and for many years on some of it. I shouldn't need to by a new pump couse I need a seal.
 
This company can do some much more business if they would just get their heads out of..... and get on with better costumer service. Like their pumps actually work for the price, and for many years on some of it. I shouldn't need to by a new pump couse I need a seal.
I regard these as disposable. Because of lack of parts theyre considered dead when they stop running.
 
What do your need a o-ring for? Get a caliper and do some measuring and find it on your own. Its the biggest downside for a bargain basement pump or powerhead... I've successfully replaced an o-ring for a return pump that I was running non submerged on a birdbath application.
 
What do your need a o-ring for? Get a caliper and do some measuring and find it on your own. Its the biggest downside for a bargain basement pump or powerhead... I've successfully replaced an o-ring for a return pump that I was running non submerged on a birdbath application
O rings is not a problem, I can get those to match. But stuff like these I can't. I ruined them with vinegar, they expanded.
20230416_175845.jpg

Also I accidentally broke one of the bracket that hold the pump on a magnet. Would like to get one of those.
20230416_175925.jpg
 
I haven't had luck finding parts. They are a Chinese manufacturer, and based in China. I usually replace the wavemakers about every 2 years. Still cheaper than ecotech for my setups.
 
Lol, i guess ill just stop crying and buy another one, these are my spare flow pumps, i always have a clean one ready to be used, just swap one out and then cleaned it whenever you want later.
 
Last edited:

IF YOU HAD TO TAKE A REEFING EXAM, WOULD YOU PASS?

  • Yes!

    Votes: 32 45.7%
  • Not yet, but I have one that I want to buy in mind!

    Votes: 9 12.9%
  • No.

    Votes: 26 37.1%
  • Other (please explain).

    Votes: 3 4.3%
Back
Top