Hayward HAXTST1930 thermostat kit with knob for H-Series pool heatersHayward Thermostat Kit, H-Series/Induced Draft, with Knob, HAXTST1930 In stock$9899
Hayward HAXTST1930 thermostat kit with knob for H-Series pool heaters

Hayward Thermostat Kit, H-Series/Induced Draft, with Knob, HAXTST1930

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward part Factory kit HAXTST1930 rather than a universal thermostat.
  • Knob included Supplied with the control knob, so a cracked or missing knob is covered by the same part.
  • H-Series fitment Listed for Hayward H-Series heaters.
  • Induced draft fitment Also listed for induced draft models.
  • Restores temperature control The thermostat is what tells the heater when to fire and when to stop.
  • Common failure point A heater that overshoots, undershoots or will not call for heat often traces back to the thermostat rather than the gas train.
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Product details

The Hayward HAXTST1930 is the genuine thermostat kit for H-Series and induced draft pool heaters, supplied with the control knob.

What the thermostat does

The thermostat is the part that decides when the heater fires and when it stops. Every other component in the heater is downstream of that decision, which is why a failing thermostat looks like so many other problems: a pool that will not reach temperature, a heater that overshoots the set point, or one that simply never calls for heat while the gas, the water flow and the ignition all check out fine.

What is included

The kit comes with the knob, so a control that has been fought with over the years and lost its knob is covered by the same part. Confirm your heater model against the H-Series and induced draft fitment before ordering, and follow Hayward service procedure when opening the control panel.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number HAXTST1930
UPC 610377625821
Part type Pool heater part
Type Thermostat kit
Included Thermostat and knob
Fits Hayward H-Series and induced draft heaters
Shipping weight 1 lb
Ships Parcel

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Questions and answers

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

Does the knob come with it?
Yes. This is the thermostat kit supplied with the knob.
Which heaters does it fit?
Hayward H-Series heaters and induced draft models. Check your heater model plate against that before ordering.
Is it a genuine Hayward part?
Yes. It is the Hayward OEM kit, part number HAXTST1930.
How do I know the thermostat is the problem?
If the heater fires but will not hold the set temperature, overshoots badly, or never calls for heat while everything else checks out, the thermostat is the usual suspect.
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