Hayward SPX1485C replacement filter gasketHayward Filter Gasket, SPX1485C In stock$1199
Hayward SPX1485C replacement filter gasket

Hayward Filter Gasket, SPX1485C

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward Factory gasket, part number SPX1485C.
  • Filter service part Hayward classes it as a pool filter part, not a pump or plumbing item.
  • Check your parts list The source lists this gasket under more than one filter family, so confirm SPX1485C against your own filter.
  • Renew when opened A gasket that has been compressed in service will not reseal reliably on reassembly.
  • Stops the seep A filter that weeps at a joint is usually a tired gasket rather than a cracked body.
  • Worth a spare It is the part most likely to be needed the day a filter is opened for cleaning.
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Product details

The Hayward SPX1485C is a genuine Hayward replacement filter gasket. It is catalogued as a pool filter service part.

Confirm the fit

The source material lists this gasket in more than one place. It appears under the S-200 and S-240 side mount sand filter parts and the Perflex EC-65 and EC-75 DE filter parts, and it is also shown with the Micro Star-Clear filter parts. Rather than choose between those, check the number SPX1485C directly against the parts list for your own filter before you order.

Why gaskets get replaced

A gasket spends its life compressed between two faces and cycling through heat. Over time it takes a permanent set, hardens and stops springing back, and once that happens it will not reseal even though it looks whole. That is why a filter that was watertight before a cleaning often seeps afterwards, and why the gasket is the sensible part to renew any time the filter is opened.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number SPX1485C
UPC 610377039086
Type Filter gasket
Part type Pool filter part
Listed under Hayward S-200 and S-240 side mount sand filter parts, Hayward Perflex EC-65 and EC-75 DE filter parts
Also shown with Hayward Micro Star-Clear filter parts
Shipping weight 0.05 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Which Hayward filter is this gasket for?
The source lists SPX1485C under the S-200 and S-240 side mount sand filters and the Perflex EC-65 and EC-75 DE filters, and also shows it with the Micro Star-Clear filter parts. Match the number SPX1485C to your own filter parts list before ordering.
Is it a genuine Hayward part?
Yes. It is the Hayward OEM gasket, part number SPX1485C.
Can I reuse the old gasket?
Not reliably. A gasket that has been compressed and heat cycled takes a set, and reusing it is the usual reason a reassembled filter leaks.
My filter is seeping. Is the gasket the cause?
It is the first thing to check. A weep at a sealing face almost always means the gasket rather than the filter body.
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