Hayward FDXLBWR1930 combustion blower kit for Universal H-Series Low NOx pool heatersHayward Combustion Blower Kit, FDXLBWR1930 In stock$32199
Hayward FDXLBWR1930 combustion blower kit for Universal H-Series Low NOx pool heaters

Hayward Combustion Blower Kit, FDXLBWR1930

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward part The factory FDXLBWR1930 blower kit, not an aftermarket substitute.
  • Universal H-Series Low NOx Listed for the Hayward Universal H-Series Low NOx heater line, sizes 150 through 400.
  • Model coverage Serves the H150FD, H200FD, H250FD, H300FD, H350FD and H400FD.
  • Moves combustion air The blower feeds air to the burner, which is why a dead blower stops the heater from firing.
  • Supplied as a kit Hayward sells this as a complete blower kit rather than a loose component.
  • A wear item The blower runs every time the heater fires, so it is one of the parts that eventually wears out on a heater that gets used.
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Product details

The Hayward FDXLBWR1930 is the combustion blower kit for the Universal H-Series Low NOx pool heaters. Hayward lists it against the H150FD, H200FD, H250FD, H300FD, H350FD and H400FD.

What the blower does

The combustion blower supplies air to the burner. Nothing else in the heater can start until it is turning, which is why a heater with a failed blower reads as a heater that simply will not fire. Owners often chase ignition parts first when the blower is the part that has stopped.

Why it wears

The blower runs on every call for heat, season after season, so on a heater with real hours on it the blower is a normal replacement rather than a surprise. Hayward supplies the part as a kit rather than a bare motor.

Before you order

Check the model plate on the heater. This kit is listed for the Universal H-Series Low NOx sizes 150 through 400, and other Hayward heater families use different blowers.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number FDXLBWR1930
UPC 610377072847
Type Combustion blower kit
Part category Pool heater part
Fits Hayward Universal H-Series Low NOx heaters, models H150FD, H200FD, H250FD, H300FD, H350FD, H400FD
Shipping weight 6.95 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Which heaters does this blower kit fit?
It is listed for the Hayward Universal H-Series Low NOx heaters, models H150FD, H200FD, H250FD, H300FD, H350FD and H400FD.
Is this a genuine Hayward part?
Yes. It is the Hayward kit, part number FDXLBWR1930.
Is the whole blower included or only the motor?
Hayward supplies this as a combustion blower kit rather than a loose motor.
What are the signs of a failed blower?
A heater that will not start is the usual one, because the burner needs the blower running before it can fire.
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