Hayward SPX3010C Impeller for SP3010X15 & SP3010X152

The impeller is a critical component within your Hayward Super II pump. It's a rotating disc with vanes that, when spun by the pump motor, draws water into the pump and then forcefully pushes it out through the discharge port, sending it to your filter and back to the pool. This constant circulation is what keeps your pool water clean and clear. Over time, the impeller can be damaged by small debris that makes its way into the pump, such as sand, small pebbles, or even broken-off pieces of other pump components. It can also suffer from wear and tear, leading to bent or broken vanes, or a worn-out central opening where it attaches to the motor shaft. When an impeller fails, you'll typically notice a significant decrease in your pool's water circulation. This often manifests as a loss of pressure on your filter gauge, as the pump is no longer able to push water through the system effectively. You might also observe that your pool cleaner isn't moving around as vigorously, or that water isn't returning to the pool with its usual force. If left unaddressed, a damaged impeller will lead to poor filtration, cloudy water, and potentially strain the pump motor further, which could result in more costly repairs down the line. Replacing the impeller is a common maintenance task that restores your pump's efficiency and keeps your pool water sparkling.