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Hayward Sand Filter Dome | SX200K

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Hayward SX200K Dome Lid Replacement for S200 & S240 Sand Filters

The Hayward SX200K is a genuine replacement filter dome lid used on select Hayward S200 and S240 series sand filters. This threaded dome-style lid seals the top opening of the filter tank and includes the molded features needed for proper fit and reliable closure.

Key Features

  • Part Number: SX200K
  • Brand: Hayward
  • Type: Sand filter dome lid / closure dome
  • Color: Black
  • Mounting Style: Threaded (large buttress threads)
  • Common Use: Hayward S200 and S240 series sand filters

Approximate Dimensions (For Verification)

  • Outside Diameter (at flange): approx. 7-1/2″
  • Outside Diameter (at threads): approx. 6″
  • Height: approx. 3-5/8″

Common Reasons to Replace

  • Cracked dome lid or damaged threads
  • Persistent seepage or air entry at the lid area (after confirming O-ring/gasket condition)
  • Worn or deformed lid that no longer seats evenly
  • Missing lid after service or seasonal storage

Installation Notes

  • Confirm your filter model is an S200 or S240 series and compare lid thread style before ordering.
  • Clean all sealing surfaces and remove sand/grit before reinstalling the lid.
  • Do not overtighten—hand-tighten to a firm seat to avoid warping or thread damage.
  • If your system uses a separate O-ring/gasket for the lid, inspect and replace it if flattened or cracked.

Related Products

  • Hayward SX200K Dome Lid
  • Hayward S200 Sand Filter Parts
  • Hayward S240 Sand Filter Parts
  • Hayward SX200Z7 Tank O-Ring / Seal
  • Hayward SX200Q Threaded Lateral
  • Pool-Safe Silicone O-Ring Lubricant

Maintenance Tips

  • Keep the lid sealing area clean—sand and debris on sealing surfaces are a common cause of leaks.
  • Inspect the lid threads and sealing surfaces during seasonal service.
  • Use only pool-safe silicone lubricant on O-rings (if applicable) and avoid petroleum-based products.
  • If the lid becomes difficult to seat, check for cross-threading, debris, or a worn seal before forcing it.