Hayward PL1792 Complete Housing Assembly w/ 1.65 THP Impeller compatible with Hayward™ Super II replacement part for SP3000 | PartDatabase
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Hayward PL1792 Complete Housing Assembly w/ 1.65 THP Impeller compatible with Hayward™ Super II

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Part Number
PL1792

Guaranteed to Fit These Models (1)

Details

The complete housing assembly is the main body of your Hayward Super II SP3000 series pump, serving as the central hub for all internal workings. It's designed to withstand constant water pressure and the forces generated by the spinning impeller. Over years of operation, exposure to pool chemicals, fluctuating temperatures, and mineral buildup can cause the housing to degrade. This degradation can manifest as hairline cracks, warping, or thinning of the plastic, compromising its structural integrity and ability to create a watertight seal. When the housing begins to fail, you'll likely experience water leaks, typically around the pump's base or where the different sections of the housing connect. This leakage not only wastes water but can also allow air to enter the pump, significantly reducing its efficiency and potentially causing the motor to overheat. If left unaddressed, a failing housing can lead to catastrophic pump failure, requiring a much more expensive replacement of the entire pump unit, and leaving your pool without essential circulation and filtration.

Specifications

SKU / Part Number
PL1792
Brand
Hayward
Primary Model
SP3000
Diagram Position
1
Compatible Models
1

Parts Diagram

139
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Position #1 on the full SP3000 exploded diagram.

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Common Signs You Need This Part

  • Water leaking from the pump body, Reduced water flow or pressure, Pump making unusual noises, Air in the system (gurgling noises), Visible cracks or damage on the pump housing

Pro Tip

When installing the new housing, ensure all O-rings and gaskets are properly seated and lubricated. Double-check that the housing is tightened evenly to prevent leaks and premature wear.

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