SuperPro O-130-9 valve cap shaft o-ringSuperPro Valve Cap Shaft O-Ring, O-130-9 In stock$399
SuperPro O-130-9 valve cap shaft o-ring

SuperPro Valve Cap Shaft O-Ring, O-130-9

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Quick overview

  • Named for its position O-130-9 is the o-ring for the valve cap shaft, not a generic size picked off a chart.
  • SuperPro replacement An aftermarket SuperPro part sized to the original seal.
  • Two parts listings It appears under Hayward® Micro Clear DE filter parts and under Sta-Rite SwimQuip slide valve parts, so check it against your own diagram.
  • The cheapest thing to try first When a valve weeps, the shaft seal is both the most likely cause and the least expensive to change.
  • Do not reuse the old one A compressed o-ring takes a set and will not seal the same way once the cap has been off.
  • Worth keeping spare Any service that lifts the valve cap disturbs this seal, so a spare on the shelf saves a second trip.
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Product details

SuperPro O-130-9 is the replacement o-ring for the valve cap shaft. It is a small seal with a specific job: it keeps water from tracking up the shaft where it passes through the valve cap.

When to change it

A valve that weeps or seeps around the cap is almost always a shaft seal problem before it is anything else. The o-ring is the cheapest part in the assembly and the first one to replace. Once a seal has been compressed in service it takes a permanent set, so fit a new one rather than putting the old one back.

Check the diagram

This part appears in more than one parts listing, under Hayward® Micro Clear DE filter parts and under Sta-Rite SwimQuip slide valve parts. Match it against the diagram for your own valve before ordering.

Specifications
Brand SuperPro
Manufacturer part number O-130-9
UPC 601402263910
Type O-ring
Position Valve cap shaft
Listed under Hayward® Micro Clear DE filter parts, stainless steel
Also listed under Sta-Rite SwimQuip bronze slide valve parts and Sta-Rite WC212-134 plastic slide valve parts
Shipping weight 0.05 lb
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Questions and answers

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

Where does this o-ring sit?
On the valve cap shaft, sealing the shaft where it passes through the cap.
Which filter or valve is it for?
The source lists it in two places: Hayward® Micro Clear DE filter parts and Sta-Rite SwimQuip slide valve parts. Check the size against your own parts diagram before ordering.
Is it a genuine Hayward® or Sta-Rite part?
No. It is a SuperPro aftermarket replacement, part number O-130-9.
Can I put the old o-ring back?
Not reliably. Once an o-ring has been squeezed into place it takes a set, and reusing it is the usual reason a valve keeps weeping after a service.
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