
Hayward
Hayward SPX3005R IMPELLER RING – 3/4 THROUGH 2 H.P. (SP3000 SERIES IMPELLERS)
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Part Number
SPX3005R
Guaranteed to Fit These Models (1)
Details
The Hayward SPX3005R Impeller Ring plays a vital role in the performance of your Hayward Super II Pump SP3000 Series. Its primary function is to create a tight seal between the pump's impeller and the motor shaft, preventing water from bypassing the impeller and ensuring maximum hydraulic efficiency. Over time, the constant spinning and exposure to pool water and chemicals can cause this ring to degrade, crack, or become loose. This wear is a natural part of the pump's operational life.
When the Impeller Ring fails, it can lead to a cascade of problems for your pool system. The most common symptom is the pump losing its prime, meaning it can't effectively draw water from the pool. This often manifests as the pump running but not pushing water, or only pushing a trickle. You might also notice a significant drop in water pressure on your gauge, or the impeller may spin loosely on the shaft, causing unusual noises. If left unaddressed, a failing Impeller Ring can lead to the pump overheating, reduced filtration, and ultimately, poor water circulation, which can result in cloudy or unhealthy pool water.
Specifications
- SKU / Part Number
- SPX3005R
- Brand
- Hayward
- Primary Model
- SP3000
- Diagram Position
- 7
- Compatible Models
- 1
Parts Diagram
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Position #7 on the full SP3000 exploded diagram.
View Full Diagram →Common Signs You Need This Part
- Pump loses prime, Reduced water flow, Low pressure on gauge, Impeller spins freely on shaft, Noisy pump operation
Pro Tip
Ensure the new impeller ring is properly seated and the impeller is securely tightened onto the motor shaft after installation. A loose impeller will cause the ring to fail prematurely.



