Hayward ECX1105 diaphragm gasket for Perflex EC65 and EC75 DE filters, bottom viewHayward OEM Diaphragm Gasket, Perflex EC65/75, ECX1105 In stock$11399
Hayward ECX1105 diaphragm gasket for Perflex EC65 and EC75 DE filters, bottom view

Hayward OEM Diaphragm Gasket, Perflex EC65/75, ECX1105

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward Factory part ECX1105, not a generic copy.
  • Fits four Perflex models Covers the EC65, EC65A, EC75 and EC75A extended cycle DE filters.
  • Rubber construction Molded rubber, the material Hayward specifies for this seal.
  • Seals the diaphragm Sits between the diaphragm and the tank so filtered water cannot bypass the DE coated elements.
  • A leak and bypass fix A hardened or torn gasket lets dirty water past and shows up as DE in the pool or a filter that will not hold pressure.
  • Cheap insurance during service Worth replacing whenever the Perflex is opened for a diaphragm or flex tube job.
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Product details

The Hayward ECX1105 is the diaphragm gasket for the Perflex EC65, EC65A, EC75 and EC75A extended cycle DE filters. It is the genuine Hayward part, molded in rubber.

Where it sits

A Perflex filters through flex tubes coated in DE, and the diaphragm behind them is what bumps the coating loose during regeneration. This gasket seals that diaphragm against the tank. It is a small part doing a job the whole filter depends on, because anything that gets past it has bypassed the filtering surface entirely.

Symptoms of a failed gasket

Rubber hardens, takes a set and eventually splits. When this one goes, the usual signs are DE coming back into the pool, water that never quite clears, or a filter that will not build and hold normal pressure after a fresh charge.

When to fit one

Any time the Perflex is opened. The gasket costs little next to the labor of taking the filter apart, so replacing it during a diaphragm or flex tube service is the sensible order of work.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number ECX1105
UPC 610377024204
Type Diaphragm gasket
Material Rubber
Part type Pool filter part
Fits Hayward Perflex EC65, EC65A, EC75 and EC75A extended cycle D.E. filters
Shipping weight 0.45 lb
Ships Parcel

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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Which filters does this gasket fit?
The Hayward Perflex extended cycle DE filters EC65, EC65A, EC75 and EC75A.
Is this a genuine Hayward part?
Yes, it is the Hayward OEM gasket, part ECX1105. Generic equivalents exist but this listing is the factory part.
What is it made of?
Rubber, as specified by Hayward for this seal.
Do I need one if I am only changing the flex tubes?
Not necessarily, but the gasket is inexpensive and the filter has to come apart either way, so most techs fit a fresh one while it is open.
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