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Hayward EC65/75 Top/Bottom Tube Sheet | ECX11034SET

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Hayward ECX11034SET Perflex Top & Bottom Tube Sheet Set (EC65 / EC75)

The Hayward ECX11034SET is an OEM top and bottom tube sheet set for Hayward Perflex extended-cycle D.E. filters. The tube sheets support and align the internal flex-tube nest so the filter can hold D.E. properly and maintain efficient filtration without internal bypassing.

Fits / Compatibility

  • Hayward Perflex extended-cycle D.E. filters: EC65, EC65A, EC75, EC75A
  • Pool Type: In-Ground

What’s Included

  • (2) Tube sheets: Top and Bottom

Common Reasons to Replace

  • Cracked or warped tube sheet causing poor tube alignment
  • Internal bypassing or D.E. leakage traced to damaged tube sheet supports
  • Flex-tube nest won’t seat correctly after service
  • Rebuild/refresh of an older EC65/EC75 filter where internal components are brittle

Installation Notes

  • Turn off the pump and relieve filter pressure before opening the tank.
  • Disassemble per your EC65/EC75 parts diagram and verify the flex tubes seat fully into the new top and bottom sheets.
  • Inspect related internal parts while open (flex tubes, bump mechanism parts, diaphragm gasket, tank O-ring) and replace worn components as needed.
  • After reassembly, recharge the filter with the correct D.E. amount for your model and check for leaks/bypass during startup.

Specs (Quick Reference)

  • Part Number: ECX11034SET
  • Part Type: Filter Parts (Tube Sheet Set)
  • Channel: Open Line
  • Warranty: 6 months (parts only)

Related Products

  • Hayward ECX11034SET Tube Sheet Set (search)
  • Hayward Perflex EC65 / EC65A Parts (search)
  • Hayward Perflex EC75 / EC75A Parts (search)
  • Hayward Perflex Diaphragm Gasket (search)
  • Hayward Perflex Bump Shaft (ECX1110) (search)
  • D.E. Filter Powder (search)

Maintenance Tips

  • Use the correct D.E. charge for your filter size—too little can reduce filtration and stress internal components.
  • If bumping no longer restores flow, plan a full tear-down cleaning and inspect the tube nest, tube sheets, and diaphragm gasket.
  • Keep water chemistry balanced to reduce scale that can make internal parts stick and shorten component life.
  • Always depressurize the filter before opening—never loosen clamps or hardware under pressure.