Hayward SPX2610C Pump Impeller (1 HP Full Rate / 1.5 HP Up Rate)Super Pump, Super II (Select Models)
The Hayward SPX2610C is a genuine replacement pump impeller used in select Hayward pool pump wet ends. The impeller is the rotating component that creates water flow. Replacing a worn, cracked, or clogged impeller can restore proper circulation, pressure, and overall pump performance.
Key Features
- Part Number: SPX2610C
- Brand: Hayward
- Type: Pump impeller
- Common Rating Reference: 1 HP full-rated / 1.5 HP up-rated (application dependent)
- Designed for in-ground pool pump applications (model dependent)
- Helps restore flow when the original impeller is damaged or worn
Common Compatibility (Verify Before Ordering)
- Hayward Super Pump series (SP2600 / SP2600X families)
- Hayward Super II series (SP3000 / SP3000X familiesmodel/year dependent)
- Also commonly referenced for select Hayward Max-Flo / Max-Flo XL style applications that use the same impeller configuration (verify by parts diagram)
Important: Impellers must match your pumps exact model and total horsepower (THP/service factor). Always confirm fit using your pump model number and parts diagram before ordering.
Common Symptoms This Can Help Fix
- Reduced flow or weak return pressure (after confirming baskets and filter are clean)
- Debris blockage inside the impeller eye
- Cracked or worn impeller vanes
- Noise/vibration caused by impeller damage or imbalance
Installation Notes
- Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing the pump.
- Replace the shaft seal whenever the pump is opened for impeller service to help prevent leaks into the motor.
- Inspect the diffuser, housing gasket/O-rings, and seal plate surfaces while the wet end is open and replace worn seals.
- Prime the pump after reassembly and check closely for leaks during startup.
Related Products
- Hayward SPX2610C (This Impeller)
- Hayward Super Pump Parts
- Hayward Super II Pump Parts
- Hayward Pump Shaft Seals
- Hayward Pump O-Rings & Gaskets
- Hayward Super Pump Rebuild Kits
Maintenance Tips
- Keep skimmer and pump baskets clean to reduce debris reaching the impeller.
- Maintain proper water level to help prevent cavitation and premature impeller wear.
- Address suction-side air leaks promptly to improve priming and reduce pump strain.
- If flow drops suddenly, check baskets and filter first, then inspect the impeller for blockage if needed.
