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25' Power Cord, Blue Nut 120v no Flex Sleeve

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AquaThruster Replacement Parts Only

25' Power Cord, Blue Nut 120v no Flex Sleeve

AquaThruster™ & Kasco Motor Power Cord

Horsepower Motor Model Series
1/2 HP 2400 series
3/4 HP 3400 series
1 HP 4400 series
25 ft replacement motor power cord 2400, 3400 and 4400-series motors (120V)

25 ft Replacement Motor Power Cord

This 25 ft replacement power cord is for 2400 / 3400 and 4400 AquaThruster™ and De-Icer motors (120V, Blue Nut). Use it to replace a cut, chewed, crushed or worn motor cord, or to reach a farther outlet without an extension cord.

This cord is listed for 2400 / 3400 and 4400 AquaThruster™ and De-Icer motors (120V, Blue Nut) and is used on AquaThruster™ and De-Icer motors. Match the motor model series and horsepower on your motor label before ordering.

No flex sleeve: this cord is supplied without a flex sleeve.

25 ft 120V Blue Nut 1/2 HP 3/4 HP 1 HP No Flex Sleeve

25' Power Cord, Blue Nut 120V, No Flex Sleeve.

Before You Order

Match the model series This cord is listed for 2400, 3400 and 4400-series motors (120V).

Match the voltage This cord is 120V.

About the nut color This is the Blue Nut version. Nut colors identify cord length and horsepower only.

Measure the run Measure from the outlet to the motor along the actual cord route.

No extension cords Choose a cord that reaches the outlet directly.

Motor Series & Horsepower

Kasco / AquaThruster™ motor model numbers identify the horsepower. Use this chart with your motor label:

Motor Model Series Horsepower
2400 series 1/2 HP
3400 series 3/4 HP
4400 series 1 HP
8400 series 2 HP

FIX

Replace a Damaged Cord

Get a damaged motor back into safe service.

25ft

Reach Your Outlet

25 ft of cord to reach your power source.

HP

Matched to the Motor

Listed for 2400, 3400 and 4400-series motors (120V).

Electrical safety first. Always unplug the motor before handling the cord or connector. Plug into a GFCI-protected outlet, and never operate equipment with a damaged cord.

A sealed connection matters. The motor end of the cord must be seated and sealed correctly for submerged use. If you are not comfortable replacing it, call us at 877-224-4899.

Protect your new cord: the Protective Cord Wrap is a split-wrap braided sleeve that installs without removing plugs.

Need help confirming the right part? Call 877-224-4899.

Shop Protective Cord WrapBrowse All Replacement Parts

Need Help?

Questions About the 25' Power Cord, Blue Nut 120v no Flex Sleeve?

Call Weeders Digest at 877-224-4899 for help choosing the right equipment for your lake or pond.

Compatibility

Compatibility

Will This Cord Fit My Motor?

Motor Model Series Horsepower
2400 series 1/2 HP
3400 series 3/4 HP
4400 series 1 HP
8400 series 2 HP

This cord: 2400, 3400 and 4400-series motors (120V), 120V, Blue Nut.

Specifications

Specifications

Specifications

Product 25' Power Cord, Blue Nut 120V, No Flex Sleeve
Length 25 ft
Listed For 2400, 3400 and 4400-series motors (120V)
Voltage 120V
Version Blue Nut
Flex Sleeve Not included
Used On AquaThruster™ and De-Icer motors

How to Replace

How to Replace

Replacing a Motor Cord

  • Unplug the motor.
    Disconnect the motor cord from the outlet and pull the unit from the water before touching the cord or connector.
  • Confirm the replacement.
    Compare the model series, voltage and length on your old cord and motor label to this cord.
  • Disconnect the old cord.
    Follow the cord replacement procedure for your motor. Keep the connection area clean and dry.
  • Install the new cord.
    Seat and secure the connection fully so it is sealed before the motor goes back in the water.
  • Route and secure the cord.
    Keep it away from pinch points and sharp edges, and add a cord wrap where it rubs.
  • Test in the water.
    Return the motor to the water, plug into a GFCI-protected outlet and confirm normal operation.

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FAQs

Common Questions

25' Power Cord, Blue Nut 120v no Flex Sleeve FAQs

Answers to common questions about the 25' Power Cord, Blue Nut 120v no Flex Sleeve.

Which motors does this 25 ft cord fit?

It is listed for 2400, 3400 and 4400-series motors (120V). Check the model number on your motor label to confirm the series.

How do I know my motor horsepower?

Use the model series on your motor label: 2400 series is 1/2 HP, 3400 series is 3/4 HP, 4400 series is 1 HP and 8400 series is 2 HP.

What voltage is this cord?

This cord is listed as 120V.

Can I use an extension cord instead of a longer cord?

We do not recommend it. Choose a cord long enough to reach a GFCI-protected outlet directly.

Should I replace a cord with a nicked jacket?

Yes. Waterfront motor cords should be replaced when the jacket is cut, chewed, crushed or otherwise damaged. Unplug the unit and stop using it until the cord is replaced.

What does the blue nut mean?

Cord nut colors identify cord length and horsepower only. Always confirm the model series and voltage before ordering.

Does this cord include a flex sleeve?

No. This 25' Blue Nut cord is supplied without a flex sleeve.

Who can help me confirm the right part?

Call Weeders Digest Product Support at 877-224-4899 or contact Weeders Digest Product Support. Having your order information and a photo of your unit makes matching the part quick.

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