
Hayward
Hayward SP1600TAP REPAIR TAP SET, PUMP HOUSING
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Part Number
SP1600TAP
Guaranteed to Fit These Models (1)
Details
The REPAIR TAP SET for your Hayward Super II Pump SP3000 Series is designed to provide a convenient way to drain the pump housing. This is essential for performing routine maintenance, such as replacing seals or impellers, and is especially important for winterizing your pool equipment to prevent freeze damage. These taps are typically made of plastic and, like many pool components exposed to chemicals and temperature fluctuations, can degrade over time.
Over several seasons, the plastic can become brittle due to prolonged exposure to pool water chemicals, UV rays, and freeze-thaw cycles. This brittleness makes the taps susceptible to cracking or breaking, especially when you attempt to open or close them. A cracked or broken tap will result in a persistent leak from the pump housing. If left unaddressed, this water loss can lead to reduced pump efficiency, potential damage to the pump motor from water intrusion, and increased water bills. Replacing the REPAIR TAP SET promptly ensures your pump can be properly drained and maintained, preventing more costly repairs down the line.
Specifications
- SKU / Part Number
- SP1600TAP
- Brand
- Hayward
- Primary Model
- SP3000
- Diagram Position
- *
- Compatible Models
- 1
Parts Diagram
Exploded View · 100%Tap a number for details
Position #* on the full SP3000 exploded diagram.
View Full Diagram →Common Signs You Need This Part
- Water leaking from pump housing, Difficulty draining pump, Visible cracks on drain taps, Pump housing feels wet
Pro Tip
When replacing the drain taps, ensure the pump is completely dry and free of debris. Hand-tighten the new taps first, then give them a quarter turn with pliers; overtightening can cause them to crack.



