Guide to Finding Replacement Parts by Pool Equipment Brand
When something breaks or wears out on your pool equipment, getting the right replacement part is critical to maintaining performance and safety. This guide will help you navigate part identification and sourcing by brand.
General Tips Before You Start
- Model Number First: Always locate your equipment’s exact model number (usually found on a label or nameplate).
- Serial Numbers Help: For certain parts, especially electronics, a serial number may narrow it down to the correct generation or production run.
- Exploded Diagrams & Manuals: Most brands publish parts breakdowns or exploded view diagrams in their manuals—this is the best place to find accurate part numbers.
Brand-Specific Parts Guides
Hayward
- Common Equipment: Pumps (Super Pump, TriStar), Filters (ProSeries, SwimClear), Heaters (H-Series), Salt Systems (AquaRite)
- How to Find Parts: Visit the Hayward Pool Product Documentation Portal
- Recommended Documents: Owner’s Manual, Parts Diagram, Quick Reference Guides
Pentair
- Common Equipment: IntelliFlo pumps, Clean & Clear filters, MasterTemp heaters, IntelliChlor salt systems
- How to Find Parts: Use the Pentair Product Documentation Center
- Tip: Installation guides often include detailed exploded diagrams and part numbers
Jandy (Zodiac Fluidra)
- Common Equipment: JXi heaters, VS pumps, CL/CV filters, AquaPure salt systems
- How to Find Parts: Go to Fluidra Manuals & Resources
- Note: Zodiac and Jandy parts may be listed under Fluidra
Sta-Rite (Owned by Pentair)
Raypak (Rheem)
- Common Equipment: Gas heaters (P-R Series), Heat pumps
- How to Find Parts: Visit the Raypak Document Library
- Pro Tip: Raypak part numbers often start with “R” and are model-specific
Polaris (Owned by Fluidra)
- Common Equipment: Robotic cleaners, pressure-side cleaners
- How to Find Parts: Access the Polaris Resource Center
- Tip: Polaris offers complete Tune-Up and Wheel Kits for maintenance
Maytronics (Dolphin Cleaners)
- Common Equipment: Dolphin robotic pool cleaners
- How to Find Parts: Go to the Maytronics Support Site
- Note: Match the serial number to ensure generation compatibility
AquaCal / AutoPilot
- Common Equipment: Heat pumps, salt chlorine generators
- How to Find Parts: Access AquaCal AutoPilot Documents
- Tip: Identify whether the part is for the controller, cell, or plumbing
Waterway Plastics
Additional Resources for Part Identification
- Owner’s Manual PDFs: Often include part numbers in the final pages
- Manufacturer Tech Support: Contact with model and serial number
- Label Photos: Useful when consulting with support or forums
- YouTube Manufacturer Channels: Some show how to identify and replace common parts
- Pool Forums: Communities like TroubleFreePool offer peer guidance
Summary
Finding the right replacement pool part starts with:
- Knowing your brand and model
- Accessing official exploded diagrams
- Matching your equipment’s generation or series
- Using manufacturer documentation portals instead of relying on retailers
By sticking with brand-authorized resources, you’ll ensure you get the right part the first time saving time, money, and pool downtime.
