Hayward SPX1600Z52 MOUNTING FOOT CAP SCREW (SET OF 2) replacement part for SP3000 | PartDatabase
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Hayward SPX1600Z52 MOUNTING FOOT CAP SCREW (SET OF 2)

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Part Number
SPX1600Z52

Guaranteed to Fit These Models (1)

Details

The mounting foot cap screws on your Hayward Super II Pump SP3000 Series are essential for keeping the pump securely attached to its base. These screws are typically made of metal and are exposed to the elements and pool chemicals, making them susceptible to corrosion and rust. Over time, this degradation can cause the screws to weaken, strip, or even break. If the screws fail, the pump may become unstable, leading to excessive vibration, noise, and potential damage to the pump and plumbing. Ignoring a failure of these mounting foot cap screws can have serious consequences. A loose pump can shift its position, putting stress on the plumbing connections and potentially causing leaks or breaks. The vibration can also accelerate wear and tear on the pump's internal components, leading to premature failure. Replacing these screws promptly is a simple maintenance task that can prevent more costly repairs down the line and ensure the safe and efficient operation of your Hayward pool pump.

Specifications

SKU / Part Number
SPX1600Z52
Brand
Hayward
Primary Model
SP3000
Diagram Position
17
Compatible Models
1

Parts Diagram

139
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Position #17 on the full SP3000 exploded diagram.

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Common Signs You Need This Part

  • Loose pump, Excessive vibration, Unusual pump noise, Pump shifting from its base

Pro Tip

When replacing these screws, ensure you use the correct size and thread pitch to avoid cross-threading. It's also a good idea to apply a small amount of dielectric grease to the new screws to prevent future corrosion.

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