Hayward IDXLBVS1930 H-Series blower vacuum switchHayward H-Series Blower Vacuum Switch, IDXLBVS1930 In stock$8199
Hayward IDXLBVS1930 H-Series blower vacuum switch

Hayward H-Series Blower Vacuum Switch, IDXLBVS1930

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward Factory part IDXLBVS1930 for the H-Series line.
  • A proving switch The vacuum switch confirms the blower is actually pulling air before the heater is allowed to fire.
  • Safety interlock If the switch does not close, the sequence stops rather than lighting a burner with no airflow.
  • A common no fire fault A heater that runs its blower then locks out without igniting often traces back to this switch or its tubing.
  • Check the hose first A cracked, kinked or soot blocked sensing hose produces the same symptom as a failed switch and costs nothing to inspect.
  • Direct replacement Swaps for the original switch on the heater it was fitted to.
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Product details

Hayward IDXLBVS1930 is the blower vacuum switch for H-Series pool heaters. It is the genuine Hayward part.

What it is for

Before an H-Series heater lights, the combustion blower has to be moving air. The vacuum switch is what proves it. It senses the suction the blower produces and closes a contact; only then does the control carry on to ignition. If it never closes, the heater stops there rather than putting gas to a burner with no airflow, which is exactly what the interlock is for.

Diagnosing it

The classic symptom is a heater that starts up, runs its blower and then locks out without firing. Before condemning the switch, check the small sensing hose between it and the blower housing for cracks, kinks or soot, and confirm the blower wheel spins freely. Those faults look identical from the control panel, and both are cheaper to fix.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number IDXLBVS1930
UPC 610377625937
Type Blower vacuum switch
Series H-Series
Shipping weight 0.2 lb
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Questions and answers

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

What does a blower vacuum switch do?
It senses the suction the combustion blower creates. Until it sees that vacuum and closes, the control will not let the heater light.
Which heaters is it for?
Hayward lists it as the H-Series blower vacuum switch. Confirm the part number on your existing switch, because H-Series covers several models.
My heater runs the blower then shuts down. Is this the part?
It is one of the first things to check, along with the sensing hose. A switch that never closes stops the ignition sequence before the burner lights.
Should I check anything before replacing the switch?
Yes. Inspect the sensing hose for cracks, kinks and blockage, and make sure the blower itself is spinning freely. Either fault imitates a bad switch.
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