Fleck Motor, 24v

This genuine Fleck 24-volt timer motor is a direct replacement for the drive motor used in Fleck 9000, 9100, and 9500 control valves equipped with a one-minute-per-pin cam wheel. As part of the timer drive, the motor advances the cam at a steady, predictable rate so the valve indexes precisely through each regeneration step on these twin-tank and high-flow systems. The one-minute-per-pin specification is the key detail that keeps the cycle timing true to the original cam design.

The 24V supply pairs this motor with control heads fed by a low-voltage transformer, and matching both the voltage and the pin-wheel timing is important for correct regeneration on 9000-series valves. Installing a motor with the wrong RPM or voltage will distort the cycle and compromise softening.

• 24-volt operation for transformer-fed control heads
• Sized for the 1-minute-per-pin wheel used on 9000/9100/9500 valves
• Genuine Pentair Fleck replacement, listed under valve model 9500
• Compact 0.10 lb part for quick bolt-in service
• Restores accurate cam advancement and cycle timing
• Suited to demanding twin-tank, continuous-service installations

When to replace

Fleck 9000-series valves are often found on demanding residential and light-commercial duty, frequently in continuous-service twin-tank setups where one tank treats water while the other regenerates. That arrangement means soft water is available around the clock, but it also means a stalled timer motor can interrupt the supply entirely if the regenerating tank never returns to service. Reliability of this small part therefore matters more than its size suggests.

Look for a valve that no longer advances, sits stuck between positions, or buzzes without turning. Before swapping, confirm the cam turns freely by hand and that 24V is present at the motor leads, since a binding cam or failed transformer can mimic a dead motor. Disconnect power and place the valve in bypass before service, then transfer the wiring exactly as it was. With this correct 24V motor installed, your 9000, 9100, or 9500 valve returns to reliable, on-schedule regeneration and uninterrupted soft water. Keeping a spare 24V motor on hand is worthwhile for twin-tank installations, where uninterrupted soft water is the whole point of the system and a quick motor swap restores that reliability with minimal disruption.