Hayward TriStar Pump Models SP3200, SP3200EE, SP3600 Replacement Parts

Keep your Hayward TriStar Series pool pump performing at its best with genuine replacement parts from EZ Pools. Our detailed parts schematic makes it simple to identify exactly which part your pump needs. Shop our TriStar parts selection today.

Click a number on the diagram to see that part, and check the model number on your pump's label before ordering an impeller or motor. For series SP3200, SP3200EE and SP3600 TriStar pool pumps. 

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Hayward TriStar SP3200, SP3200EE, SP3600
Hayward TriStar Pump Models SP3200, SP3200EE, SP3600 Replacement Parts
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hayward TriStar SP3200, SP3200EE & SP3600 Parts

Common questions about finding and replacing parts on TriStar SP3200 and SP3600 series pumps.

Which Hayward pumps does this parts diagram cover?
The Hayward TriStar SP3200 series (including the SP3200EE energy-efficient and SP3200X max-rated models) and the TriStar SP3600 waterfall pumps. They share the same strainer housing, lid, basket, diffuser and seal plate, so most wet-end parts fit every model. The impeller and motor follow your pump's horsepower, so check the model number on the pump's label before ordering those.
Which impeller does my TriStar need?
The impeller (#14 on the diagram) is matched to the pump's horsepower and to whether it is a max-rated model. Match the horsepower and model number on your pump's label to the impeller options listed under #14. Each impeller comes with its impeller screw.
My TriStar is leaking between the motor and the pump. What do I replace?
A leak where the motor meets the pump is most often a worn shaft seal (#15, Hayward SPX3200SA). Also check the housing O-ring (#16) and the drain plugs and gaskets (#7), which can leak on their own. It is good practice to replace the shaft seal whenever the motor is replaced or the pump is opened up.
Why won't my TriStar pump prime?
Air getting in on the suction side is the usual cause. Check the strainer cover O-ring (#2) and the lid (#1) for cracks or flat spots, the union gaskets (#6) and the drain plug gaskets (#7). A clogged basket (#3) or impeller can also make priming slow.
Can I replace just the motor on a TriStar pump?
Yes. The TriStar uses a square flange motor, so you can replace the motor alone (the #28 options, by horsepower and voltage) and keep the housing and wet end. To rebuild the whole back half at once, a TriStar power end comes with the motor, shaft seal, seal plate and diffuser already assembled.
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