Hayward CCX1000G XStream cartridge filter tank body o-ringHayward XStream Cartridge Filter Tank Body O-Ring, CCX1000G In stock$3399
Hayward CCX1000G XStream cartridge filter tank body o-ring

Hayward XStream Cartridge Filter Tank Body O-Ring, CCX1000G

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Quick overview

  • Factory Hayward part The original CCX1000G o-ring, not a generic ring sized by eye.
  • Seals the tank halves This is the o-ring in the joint between the filter head and the body, which is where a leaking XStream normally weeps.
  • Fits the XStream range Listed for the CC1000, CC1500, CC1750 and CC2000 cartridge filters.
  • Change it with the cartridge The ring is exposed every time the tank is opened, so replacing it during a cartridge change costs nothing in labor.
  • Inexpensive fix A tank leak is usually the o-ring rather than the tank, and this is the cheapest thing to rule out first.
  • Do not over tighten A seized or flattened old ring is the reason clamps get over tightened and tanks get cracked.
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Product details

The Hayward CCX1000G is the tank body o-ring for the XStream cartridge filter, the seal that sits between the upper and lower halves of the tank. It is the factory Hayward replacement.

Where it leaks

An XStream that drips at the seam under the clamp band is almost always telling you the body o-ring has hardened, flattened or split. The tank halves are not machined to seal on their own, and once the ring loses its shape no amount of extra tension on the band will make the joint dry. Tightening harder is how tanks and clamps get damaged.

When to change it

The ring is fully exposed every time the tank is opened for a cartridge clean, so it costs nothing extra to inspect it and very little to replace it. Fit it clean, without grit on the sealing face, and seat the halves squarely before the band is drawn up.

Fit

Listed for the Hayward XStream cartridge filters CC1000, CC1500, CC1750 and CC2000.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number CCX1000G
UPC 610377845632
Type Tank body o-ring
Fits Hayward XStream cartridge filters CC1000, CC1500, CC1750, CC2000
Part type Pool filter part
Shipping weight 0.15 lb
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Which filters does this fit?
The Hayward XStream cartridge filters: CC1000, CC1500, CC1750 and CC2000.
Where does this o-ring go?
In the joint between the upper and lower halves of the filter tank, where the clamp pulls the two together.
My filter is leaking at the band. Is this the fix?
It is the first thing to check. A flattened, cracked or dried out body o-ring is the usual cause of a leak at the tank seam.
How often should it be replaced?
Whenever it looks flat, cracked or hardened. Many owners simply replace it at the same time as the cartridge so the tank is resealed every time it is opened.
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