DO NOT TRY AND TURN THE FAN BLADES!!! They are made from aluminum and they can bend easily...you may tweak them and it can start hitting the body of the motor internally!
Heres what you do:
1. Take the 4 Philips head screws out and remove the pump head....no need to take the motor out of the stand jet yet...now you should be able to spin the drive magnet by hand easily..
2. turn the power on and verify the motor runs properly....if it still hums then theres something wrong with it....could be the bearings have seized from corrosion if liquid was spilled on them...or something was dropped on it and tweaked the alignment out of whack and the rotor is locking up when power is applied.
3. If motor checks out then open the pump head up.....4 flat head screws on the back.
4. Impeller should spin freely on the shaft...if not then you could have a sugar build up between the shaft and impeller...you should be able to pull the impeller off the shaft and clean it all off. Soak it in hot water to dissolve it.
5. If for some reason its still tight, then it may have ben run dry.....your next option would be to drill the hole bigger. Take a 17?65" drill bit and drill the hole bigger...that shoudl solve it and put you back in business...
If none of that works for you or if you dont want to mess with it then you can ship it back to me and i can look it over for you.