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Hayward SPX3230C IMPELLER 3 HP With IMPELLER SCREW for SPX3230C
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Part Number
SPX3230C
Guaranteed to Fit These Models (1)
Details
The impeller is a crucial component within your Hayward TriStar SP3200X Series pump. It's a rotating assembly with vanes that, when spun by the motor, efficiently push water from the pool through the filtration system and back out. This continuous circulation is vital for keeping your pool clean, clear, and healthy by removing debris and distributing chemicals. Over its lifespan, the impeller can be damaged by abrasive materials like sand or small stones, or by cavitation, which are tiny vapor bubbles that collapse and erode the material. You might also notice physical damage like cracks or chips if the pump has ingested larger debris.
If the impeller becomes worn, chipped, or broken, its ability to move water effectively is severely compromised. This will directly lead to a significant drop in water pressure and flow rate. You'll likely notice your pool not cleaning as well, skimmers losing suction, and potentially a decrease in the effectiveness of your pool heater or chlorinator. If left unaddressed, a failing impeller can lead to the pump motor overheating and potentially sustaining permanent damage, resulting in a much more expensive repair or replacement of the entire pump assembly. Replacing the impeller promptly is a cost-effective solution to restore your pump's performance and protect your pool equipment.
Specifications
- SKU / Part Number
- SPX3230C
- 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.
View Full Diagram →Common Signs You Need This Part
- Reduced water flow, Loss of prime, Pump making unusual noises, Visible damage to impeller vanes, Decreased suction
Pro Tip
Before removing the old impeller, mark its orientation relative to the motor shaft. When installing the new one, ensure it's screwed in tightly with the included screw to prevent it from loosening during operation.



