Jandy R0480300 backplate o-ring for FloPro FHPM and VS-FHP series pumpsJandy Backplate O-Ring for FHPM and VS-FHP Series Pumps, R0480300 In stock$2399
Jandy R0480300 backplate o-ring for FloPro FHPM and VS-FHP series pumps

Jandy Backplate O-Ring for FHPM and VS-FHP Series Pumps, R0480300

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Jandy The factory R0480300 o-ring for the pump backplate.
  • FloPro and VS FloPro Listed for the Jandy FloPro FHPF and FHPM series and the VS FloPro series pumps.
  • Seals the backplate Sits between the pump body and the backplate, where a tired ring lets air and water past.
  • Do it with the seal The backplate has to come off to change a shaft seal, so fit a new o-ring while it is apart.
  • Cheap insurance An air leak here shows up as a pump that loses prime and a basket that will not fill.
  • Direct replacement Matches the original ring, no trimming or generic sizing.
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Product details

The Jandy R0480300 is the backplate o-ring for the FloPro FHPF and FHPM series and the VS FloPro series pumps. It is the genuine Jandy part.

What it seals

The o-ring sits in the joint where the pump body meets the backplate. On the suction side of the system that joint is holding vacuum, not pressure, so a ring that has hardened or taken a set pulls air into the pump instead of dripping water out. The result looks like a priming problem: bubbles in the lid, a basket that never fills, weak flow at the returns.

When to change it

Any time the pump is opened. The backplate has to come off to reach the shaft seal, and a used o-ring that has spent years compressed in its groove will not reseat the way a fresh one does. Wipe the groove clean, fit the new ring dry or with a silicone lubricant, and draw the band or bolts up evenly.

Specifications
Brand Jandy
Manufacturer part number R0480300
UPC 052337034517
Type Backplate o-ring
Part type Pool pump part
Fits Jandy FloPro FHPF and FHPM series pumps, Jandy VS FloPro series pumps
Shipping weight 0.2 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Which pumps does this o-ring fit?
The Jandy FloPro FHPF and FHPM series and the Jandy VS FloPro series.
Where does it sit?
Between the pump body and the backplate. It is exposed as soon as the volute and backplate are separated.
Should I replace it during a shaft seal job?
Yes. The backplate comes off to reach the shaft seal, and a used o-ring rarely reseats as well the second time.
What are the symptoms of a bad backplate o-ring?
A pump that struggles to hold prime, air visible in the pump lid, or a slow drip at the joint between the body and the backplate once the pump shuts down.
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