Hayward EVC130 V-Green EVO 1.3 HP Round Flange 56J Variable Speed Motor - EVC130 replacement part for SP3000 | PartDatabase
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Hayward EVC130 V-Green EVO 1.3 HP Round Flange 56J Variable Speed Motor - EVC130

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Part Number
EVC130

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Details

Over time, the V-Green EVO motor in your Hayward Super II Pump will experience wear and tear. The bearings that allow the motor shaft to spin smoothly can become corroded or seize up, leading to increased friction, noise, and eventual motor failure. Electrical components within the motor can also degrade due to heat and moisture exposure, causing intermittent operation or complete burnout. This is especially common in pool environments where chemicals and constant operation put a strain on the motor. If this motor fails, the most immediate consequence is a non-operational pool pump. This means no water circulation, which quickly leads to cloudy, unsanitized water, and potential algae growth. Without a functioning pump, your pool's filtration system cannot work, and essential equipment like your chlorinator or heater may also cease to function. Addressing a failed motor promptly is crucial to maintaining water quality and preventing further damage to your pool and its systems.

Specifications

SKU / Part Number
EVC130
Brand
Hayward
Primary Model
SP3000
Diagram Position
15
Compatible Models
1

Parts Diagram

139
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Position #15 on the full SP3000 exploded diagram.

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Common Signs You Need This Part

  • Pump not running, Unusual grinding or humming noise from motor, Loss of water circulation, Overheating motor, Tripping circuit breaker

Pro Tip

Ensure proper ventilation around the motor during installation and operation to prevent overheating, which is a common cause of premature failure. Regularly check the motor's shaft for free rotation before powering it on.

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