Hayward HAXHXA1203 heat exchanger assembly for 200,000 BTU H-Series pool heaterHayward H-Series Heat Exchanger Assembly, 200,000 BTU, HAXHXA1203 In stock$1,55199
Hayward HAXHXA1203 heat exchanger assembly for 200,000 BTU H-Series pool heater

Hayward H-Series Heat Exchanger Assembly, 200,000 BTU, HAXHXA1203

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward Factory assembly HAXHXA1203, not a rebuilt or aftermarket core.
  • 200,000 BTU Sized for the 200,000 BTU heater. Other outputs in the H-Series take different exchangers.
  • H-Series Listed under Hayward H-Series pool heater parts, including the ED2 electronic heaters.
  • Complete assembly Supplied as the exchanger assembly rather than as loose tubes and headers.
  • The usual failure A leaking exchanger shows as water under the heater that appears only when the pump runs.
  • Fix the chemistry first Low pH and aggressive water are what eat exchangers, so correct the water before fitting a new one.
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Product details

The Hayward HAXHXA1203 is the heat exchanger assembly for the 200,000 BTU H-Series pool heater. It is the genuine Hayward part, supplied as a complete assembly.

What it does

The heat exchanger is the core of the heater. Pool water runs through it, the burner fires beneath it, and the heat moves from one to the other. Everything else in the cabinet exists to control that transfer safely.

When it needs replacing

Exchangers fail by leaking. The tell is water under the heater that appears only when the pump runs, or water dripping inside the cabinet rather than at a plumbing union. Once an exchanger is through, no amount of tightening will save it.

Before you fit a new one

Find out why the old one failed. Corrosion from low pH, high salt or heavy sanitizer is the usual cause, and a new exchanger installed into the same water will fail the same way. Match the BTU rating exactly: this assembly is the 200,000 BTU version.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number HAXHXA1203
UPC 610377810524
Type Heat exchanger assembly
BTU 200,000
Fits Hayward H-Series pool heaters
Series listing H-Series and H-Series ED2 electronic heaters
Part type Pool heater part
Shipping weight 31.15 lb
Ships Parcel

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

Which heater does this fit?
The 200,000 BTU Hayward H-Series heater. Hayward lists it under H-Series heater parts including the ED2 electronic models.
Does the BTU rating have to match?
Yes. The exchanger is sized to the burner output, so a 200,000 BTU assembly belongs in a 200,000 BTU heater and nothing else.
How do I know the exchanger is leaking?
Water under the heater that only appears while the pump is running, or a heater that drips from inside the cabinet rather than at a union, points at the exchanger.
Why did the old one fail?
Usually water chemistry. Low pH and high sanitizer or salt levels corrode an exchanger from the inside, and a new one will go the same way if the water is not corrected.
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