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Hayward EVC165 V-Green EVO 1.65 HP Round Flange 56J Variable Speed Motor - EVC165
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Part Number
EVC165
Guaranteed to Fit These Models (1)
Details
The V-Green EVO 1.65 HP Round Flange 56J Variable Speed Motor is the heart of your Hayward Super II Pump, responsible for driving the impeller that moves water through your pool's filtration system. Over years of operation, these motors can succumb to wear and tear. Common failure points include the bearings, which can seize up or become noisy, and the windings, which can overheat and burn out due to electrical surges or prolonged stress. Moisture intrusion, although less common with proper sealing, can also lead to internal corrosion and failure. As the motor degrades, you'll notice a gradual decrease in water flow and pressure, potentially leading to inadequate filtration and cloudy water.
Neglecting a failing motor can have significant consequences for your pool. Without proper circulation, your pool's sanitizer (like chlorine) won't be distributed effectively, leading to algae growth and unsanitary water conditions. Furthermore, a struggling motor can put additional strain on other pump components, potentially causing them to fail prematurely as well. In severe cases, a completely failed motor will halt all water circulation, rendering your entire filtration system useless and requiring immediate attention to prevent further damage and maintain water quality.
Specifications
- SKU / Part Number
- EVC165
- Brand
- Hayward
- Primary Model
- SP3000
- Compatible Models
- 1
Parts Diagram
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Position #? on the full SP3000 exploded diagram.
View Full Diagram →Common Signs You Need This Part
- Pump not running, Unusual grinding or humming noise from pump, Reduced water flow from return jets, Pump tripping circuit breaker, Overheating motor housing
Pro Tip
When replacing the motor, ensure you properly align the shaft with the pump wet end to prevent premature bearing wear and leaks. Always check the capacitor and replace it if it shows signs of swelling or leakage.



