Hayward SPX3207C IMPELLER ¾/1 HP With IMPELLER SCREW for SPX3207C replacement part for SP3200X | PartDatabase
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Hayward SPX3207C IMPELLER ¾/1 HP With IMPELLER SCREW for SPX3207C

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Part Number
SPX3207C

Guaranteed to Fit These Models (1)

Details

The impeller in your Hayward TriStar SP3200X pump acts like a propeller, spinning at high speeds to create suction and move water. It's designed to efficiently channel water from your pool, through the skimmers and main drain, into the pump's wet end and then out to the filter. When the impeller wears down, its vanes can become chipped, broken, or eroded, significantly reducing its ability to create the necessary water flow. Debris like leaves, twigs, or even small stones can also get lodged in the impeller, preventing it from spinning freely or causing damage. If the impeller fails, you'll likely experience a noticeable drop in water circulation. This means your pool won't filter as effectively, leading to cloudy water and potential algae growth. You might also see a significant decrease in the pressure reading on your pump's gauge, as there isn't enough force to push water through the system. Continuing to run a pump with a damaged or clogged impeller can lead to further damage to the pump motor and potentially cause the pump to overheat or seize up, resulting in a much more expensive repair.

Specifications

SKU / Part Number
SPX3207C
Brand
Hayward
Primary Model
SP3200X
Diagram Position
10
Compatible Models
1

Parts Diagram

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Position #10 on the full SP3200X exploded diagram.

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Common Signs You Need This Part

  • Reduced water flow from return jets, Low pressure on pump gauge, Cloudy or dirty pool water, Pump making unusual noises, Pump running but not circulating water

Pro Tip

Ensure the power to the pump is completely shut off at the breaker before attempting to remove or replace the impeller. Always check for any debris caught in the pump basket before reassembly to prevent future clogs.

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