
Hayward
Hayward PS-4280 Standard Shaft Seal, Viton 5/8" (SPX3200SA)
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Part Number
PS-4280
Guaranteed to Fit These Models (1)
Details
The shaft seal is one of the most important, yet often overlooked, parts of your Hayward TriStar SP3200X Series Pump. It's designed to create a watertight barrier between the rotating motor shaft and the stationary pump housing. This seal is under constant pressure and friction, which is why it's made with durable materials like Viton. However, even the best materials will eventually succumb to wear and tear.
Over time, the abrasive nature of pool water, combined with the constant motion of the shaft, can cause the ceramic and rubber components of the shaft seal to degrade. This degradation can manifest as small cracks, erosion, or a loss of sealing integrity. If the shaft seal fails completely, you'll likely experience a significant water leak from the pump, potentially leading to motor damage if not addressed promptly. Continuing to run the pump with a failed shaft seal can also cause premature wear on the motor bearings and other components, resulting in more extensive and costly repairs.
Specifications
- SKU / Part Number
- PS-4280
- Brand
- Hayward
- Primary Model
- SP3200X
- Diagram Position
- 13
- Compatible Models
- 1
Parts Diagram
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Position #13 on the full SP3200X exploded diagram.
View Full Diagram →Common Signs You Need This Part
- Water leaking from the pump housing, Loss of prime, Reduced water flow or pressure, Motor making grinding noises
Pro Tip
Always lubricate the new shaft seal's rubber O-ring with a silicone-based lubricant before installation to ensure a good seal and prevent tearing. It's also a good practice to inspect the impeller and motor shaft for any nicks or damage that could compromise the new seal's performance.



