
Hayward
Hayward SPX3200A PUMP STRAINER HOUSING, WITH DRAIN PLUGS, THREADED STYLE
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Part Number
SPX3200A
Guaranteed to Fit These Models (1)
Details
The strainer housing on your Hayward TriStar SP3200X Series Pump is designed to safeguard the pump's internal components, particularly the impeller, from damage caused by larger debris such as leaves, twigs, and insects. It's typically made of durable plastic but can degrade over years of service. Factors like prolonged exposure to sunlight (UV radiation), harsh pool chemicals, and extreme temperature fluctuations, especially freezing, can cause the plastic to become brittle and eventually crack. This degradation is a natural part of wear and tear for any pool equipment exposed to the elements.
When the strainer housing fails, you'll likely notice water leaking from the pump assembly, often around the lid or base of the housing. This leakage can not only waste water but also lead to the pump losing its prime, resulting in a significant drop in water circulation and filtration efficiency. If left unaddressed, a cracked housing can allow debris to enter the pump, potentially causing severe damage to the impeller and other internal parts, leading to costly repairs or the need for a complete pump replacement. Replacing a damaged strainer housing promptly is essential for maintaining optimal pool function and preventing more extensive damage.
Specifications
- SKU / Part Number
- SPX3200A
- Brand
- Hayward
- Primary Model
- SP3200X
- Diagram Position
- 3
- Compatible Models
- 1
Parts Diagram
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Position #3 on the full SP3200X exploded diagram.
View Full Diagram →Common Signs You Need This Part
- Water leaking from pump housing, Loss of prime, Reduced water flow, Visible cracks on housing, Pump making unusual noises
Pro Tip
When replacing the strainer housing, ensure all old gasket material is removed from the pump body. Lubricate the new gasket with a silicone-based lubricant before installation to ensure a watertight seal and prevent future sticking.



