Hayward RCX12001 M4 x 12 pan head screws for TigerShark robotic pool cleanersHayward Screw, M4 x 12 Pan, RCX12001 In stock$1599
Hayward RCX12001 M4 x 12 pan head screws for TigerShark robotic pool cleaners

Hayward Screw, M4 x 12 Pan, RCX12001

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward Factory hardware, part RCX12001, matched to the cleaner.
  • M4 x 12 pan head The size and head style Hayward specifies for this position.
  • TigerShark family Listed under Hayward AquaVac TigerShark, TigerShark QC and TigerShark Plus robotic cleaner parts.
  • Correct metal for the job Cleaner hardware lives submerged, so a hardware store screw of the same thread is a short term fix at best.
  • Quantity varies by listing Our source shows this both as a single screw and as a set of five, so confirm the count before ordering.
  • Worth having spares Case screws get lost during a filter or brush change more often than they break.
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Product details

The Hayward RCX12001 is the M4 x 12 pan head screw used on AquaVac TigerShark robotic pool cleaners. It appears in the parts listing for the TigerShark, TigerShark QC and TigerShark Plus.

Why order the real one

It is only a screw, but it spends its life submerged in chlorinated water and gets taken in and out every time the cleaner is opened for a filter clean. Hayward specifies the material for that duty. A generic fastener with the same thread will hold for a season and then seize or corrode into the housing, which turns a routine filter change into a drilling job.

A note on quantity

Our supplier data describes this listing both as a single screw and as a pack of five, and we have not been able to settle which is correct from the source alone. If the count matters for your repair, check with us before ordering.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number RCX12001
UPC 610377064149
Type Pan head screw
Size M4 x 12
Fits Hayward AquaVac TigerShark, TigerShark QC, TigerShark Plus robotic cleaners
Quantity Listed as both each and as a 5 pack, confirm before ordering
Shipping weight 0.03 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

How many screws come in this listing?
The source is not consistent. It is described both as a single screw and as a set of five, so check the quantity with us before you order if the count matters.
What size is the screw?
M4 x 12, pan head.
What does it fit?
Hayward AquaVac TigerShark, TigerShark QC and TigerShark Plus robotic pool cleaners.
Can I use a hardware store screw instead?
You can get one that threads in, but cleaner hardware sits underwater in chlorinated water for its whole life. The Hayward part is specified for that, a generic screw usually is not.
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