Part # 4600-1148
Manufacturer Code E-12-S-2
Dimensions 6.75" X 0.64"
Alternate Part #'s 13107404R, 14971-SM20E12, 14971SM20E12, 271148, 27507-200-050, 30C3111, 621261, 873-E12S2, 873E12S2, E12S2, G-417, 90-423-6120, ALDG-417-0, APCG3338
This is a 2 inch, 5-spoke Diverter Gasket (E-12-S 2") used on a number of 2 inch top mount and side mount filter valves including the Pentair Praher TM22 and SM20, Water Crystal Water DE, Sta-Rite Multiport 2" Top Mount and Jacuzzi Top Mount 2". This part is commonly replaced to resolve leaks in multiport valves. Outside diameter is 6.75" and inside diameter (center hole) is 0.64".
Frequently Bought with Spider Gasket
RTV Silicone 6558-0 (for gluing gasket into valve)
I am looking for replacements or repair kit for model sm20-1. Does this one fits?
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Does this gasket fit a sta rite mulitport valve 5 spoke ? I have the last 6 digits of the part number 000198. The other nbrs are faded.
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Hi Clyde, could you send us a few photos of the multiport valve? One of the entire valve and another of the very to of it looking down onto it. To supply photos simply click the reply link below and upload your photos. Once we get those photos we can make the proper recommendation.
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I need a rebuild kit for a Pentair SM-20-3 . 27-3208 REV.F . diverter / filter .
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Hi Matt, there are a few rebuild kit options for the Pentair SM-20-3 series multiport valves. Please see this parts diagram to view your options.
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Do you have the part # 27-3208 REV.F for a Pentair sand filter model # SM2-PP3?
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Hi Alison, this is the correct spider gasket for your Pentair multiport valve model 273208. Be sure to use some clear RTV silicone to glue the spider gasket into place as well.
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Do i need to glue this gasket when I replace it
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Yes, it is recommended to use either Loctite or clear RTV silicone that you can view by clicking here.
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I'm building so much pressure that when the pump shuts off,it blows back out the skimmer and then loses it's prime.
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Hi Fred, here is a guide that we put together called "Why is my skimmer lid blowing off?" that should assist with pinpointing the issue.
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I replaced my spider gasket. When screwing multiport back together it seemed very tight (gasket might be too thick). Now my filter gauge is reading a very high pressure. I backwash and it soon gets high again. Is this related to the new gasket?
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Hi, Phil. The issue that you're experiencing is not related to the new gasket.
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If the spider gasket was worn out could DE leak by into pool. Thinking DE is going into pool?
Thanks
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No typically not.I would check the grids and manifold for a tear or crack.
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NO, usually your grid, fingers have tears inthem and need replacement
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Yes, a worn spider gasket could cause de to leak into the pool
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More likely there is a tear in the fabric of the filter element.
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I replaced my Multi Function Valve last fall. When I try to vacuum my pool to waste, it will not work. Bypass and all the other functions are completely fine. What am I doing wrong?
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Hi, Jean. The issue could be that the water level drops too low when vacuuming to waste or you're losing suction.
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I am changing the lid assembly (e-50-s2/4600-1152) on my 2" PRAHER valve assembly. I am also replacing the Spider gasket (e-12-s 2"/4600-1148). Do I need to glue in the new spider gasket? Do I need to lubricate the gasket before installing the new lid assembly?
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We have a Pantair TR 100 and a Pantair TR 140. I need to replace the spider gasket in both. I'm showing a part numbers I'm showing on both is: Valve P/N 261055 and Label P/N 273208 Rev G. The outside diameter is 6.75" and .58" inner. What is your part number for these gaskets?
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What type of glue should I use to install a diverter gasket? What type of lubricant should I use on top of the gasket?
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I have a 2003 Pentair SM-20-3 valve. When in filter mode water is coming out the discharge pipe. Does not fill the sight gless, but enough to see the flow. Valve appears to be working, except for this. Could it just be the diverter gasket or would I need to replace the valve too?
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what is Hayward part for spider gasket 271148
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Does this fit the sta-rite 18201-200?
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Yes, it is correct for the Valve Assy., Multiport 2in (18201-0200) (wc212-150pn)
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I have a Swimquip model 1497-12 which requires a 5 spoke spider gasket. I think it is 6.75 inches. what is the correct part number? would also like the top handle which I think is worn where it will not lift properly and a new label for the top. thanks for your assistance.
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Hi there. I've got a Pentair multiport valve, Model # 27-3208, need the spider gasket, and might as well get the O-ring (aprox 9 inch diameter?) while I'm at it. Can you provide a part # so i get it right the 1st time? Thanks!
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Hi, Rick. This Diverter Gasket - 271148 and the Cover O-ring - 271151 are the parts you'll need for your model valve.
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I need a 4 spoke spider gasket for a model 272526 valve. Do you carry those?
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Hi, Ricky. The diverter gasket is not sold separately, you will have to replace the entire Valve Diverter w/ Gasket - 272512.
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I have a model number sm20-3 sand filter diverter and need a 5 spoke spider gasket. is the 271148 gasket the correct one for this and is it glued in and if so what glue is suggested.
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Yes this is the correct spider gasket replacement for the SM20-3 backwash valve.
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The valve is part of my 5000 gallon koi pond. I think this part is also referred to as a spider gasket my question is do I need to use glue or Loctite when I replace it?
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Hi. You can use the Adhesive For Valve Seat Gasket - 81731 or a similar Loctite product when installing the diverter gasket.
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We have a Pentair Tagelus filter P/N 145241 TA60D with a 6 way valve. Would you know what spider gasket we need and do you have it?
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Hi, Jim. The Diver Gasket is not sold as a separate part for the TA60D OEM Valve, it's available only with the Valve Diverter w/ Gasket - 272512
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I opened my multipart valve to change the spider gasket and it appears that it doesn't have one. How do I stop it leaking out the waste port when it is on filter?
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Hi, Bill. All MPV have a diverter gasket, some of them are glued into the diffuser. If you can provide the valve model I can try to locate the correct gasket.
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I have a Pentair model 271140 and would like to know what spider gasket to purchase?
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If you have 2" plumbing connecting to your valve then this is the the correct spider gasket. If you have 1.5" plumbing connecting to your valve then you will need the 271104 Spider Gasket
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was wondering if part number 271148 is what I am needing. I have a Pentair Tagelus TA-40d. I picked up a 271104 but the middle hole on the gasket was to small. any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Hi, Brian. In order to locate the correct diverter gasket, I will need to know the model of the valve. If you have the original valve, the diverter gasket is not sold separately. You will have to replace the Valve Diverter w/Gasket - 272512.
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I am interested in buying the correct multiport diverter gasket for my Hayward S310T sand filter. I have received the incorrect size in the past and want to be sure it fits and made for Hayward S310T .
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We would actually need the model of that multiport in order to cross reference the gasket for that valve. You can call in with that or if you are not sure you can email us images of that valve through our support request page.
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Which water diverter gasket do I need for Eco kleer sand filter
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We actually would need the model of the valve itself in order to cross reference that gasket. You can call in with that information or you can email us images of that valve through our support request page so we can assist in identifying it.
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I need help finding the correct gasket for Pentair spider valve P/N 262506 1.5" HIFLO TM 6POS. I received a gasket P/N 271104 which will will not fit. It has a smaller diameter at inside hole and an extra spoke. It seems to be for a 5 port valve and not 4 ports. I can email a photo if it would help. Thanks !
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In the gasket installation video after the gentleman glues the gasket down he lubes it with something but doesn't say what. Is that a step that can be skipped? If not, what does he use?
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In this video, the technician is using magic lube used on o-rings and gaskets. Some people use that on these gaskets and some do not. It doesn't hurt to use it.
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I see that you are now recommending Permatex Super Weatherstrip Adhesive (81731). I replaced the gasket about 3 years ago and used the recommended 3M Industrial Adhesive 4799 which I still have. Would you still recommend the 3M adhesive today?
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Hi. Yes, you can still use the adhesive that you have.
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Does this gasket require glue in the pentair SM20-2
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Hello Frank, Yes there is an Adhesive For Valve Seat Gasket (81731) if you would like a tutorial video How to Replace a Spider Gasket on a Multiport Valve.
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I would like to know whats the right Spider Gasket for Praher Model SM20-1 , 50 P.S.I.
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The correct spider gasket for the Praher SM20-1 is the Gasket, Diverter 2in 5-spoke (e-12-s 2") (271148).
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How much gasket adhesive do I use, and should I put it in the gasket channel or do I put it on the gasket? I tried looking at your how-to video but I can't get it to load for some reason. Thanks in advance. RON
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Hello Ron, You can add the adhesive to the channel and set the gasket in place. I would recommend using enough glue to ensure the gasket is properly fixed in place.
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How much gasket adhesive do I use for the spider gasket, and do I put it on the bottom of the whole gasket?
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Hello Ron, You can add the adhesive to the channel and set the gasket in place. I would recommend using enough glue to ensure the gasket is properly fixed in place.
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I have a STA-RITE sand filter Cristal-Flo model T-300BP-2 does the following gasket fit this filter:
MANUFACTURER CODE 271148
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Hi, This Diverter Gasket (271148) will fit the TM-22-L valve. If you have the original valve we will need to know themodel number to confiem if this gasket can also be used.
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I need need the rubber spider valve gasket. My numbers say, SM-20-3 and 27-3208 REV. F . Not sure what I need exactly as no other match up. Any guidance is greatly appreciated.
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Hi Adrian, this would be the correct spider gasket the valve with the part #'s you referenced. We also have a Video on How to Replace a Spider Gasket which you may find helpful.
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why do I see several gaskets with part number 271148 but various outer dimensions (7", 6.5', 6.75")? I have a pentair valve model sm-20-2, valve assy SM2-PP2. Which is the right valve?
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Hi Joe, We have the dimensions listed on the Product Dimension image. The SM2-PP2 will replace the SM20-2 for DE filters.
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I have a purex triton model SM20-2 valve i believe the gasket is leaking also the top part of the valve is hard to move i believe the spring is frozen and wouldlike to replace the top assemby what would you recomend?
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Hi Carl, I would recommend that you replace the Top Valve Assy and the Diverter Gasket.
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Ordered a diverted valve gasket (had to buy whole assembly) for what Ithought was a Hayward filter. Turns out it has a Praher Valve Assembly. Received the wrong part. Only need to replace gasket. You show a 2" and a 1 1/2" 5 port gasket. What are the measurements, the pipe or the size of the gasket?
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Hi Barbra, The 2in 5-Spoke Diverter Gasket measurements are - outside diameter is 6.75" and inside diameter (center hole) is 0.64". If you can reply with the with the manufacture and model of the valve you have we can get you the correct replacement gasket.
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My backwash valve (model SM-20-2 and assembly model SM2-PP2) liking from waist lane. I was told to install a new gasket (diffuser gskt f/2" fns)-I did -still liking. Did I install gasket wrong way or I install a wrong gasket? Please help. Thank you
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Good Day Eduard. Given the model of the valve and the number for the gasket, those are a correct match. As for putting it in wrong, that is indeed a possibility. This is a link to How to Replace a Spider Gasket on a Multiport Valve from our site. Please take a look, perhaps something was missed.
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1 to 2 hrs
Screwdriver, Pliers
Our Jacuzzi sand filter is about 15 years old. The backwash (waste) was leaking so we checked the spider gasket (star gasket).
Check gasket in the key assembly on top of the pool sand filter:
*power off
*release air tight seal(I opened the pump skimmer basket to release air pressure.)
*unscrew key assembly
*spider gasket is set inside, it seals the key assembly to the filter.
*the worn gasket was so old it looked like tar. It did not come out in one piece. It took an hour of scraping the channel with a screw driver and pliers to clean the channel to seat a new gasket.
*our local pool supply gave us a standard gasket and it was too small.
*we ordered from INYOpools because they displayed the actual measurements, so we knew we had the right part.
*no local *professionals* were willing to replace the gasket (too much labor cleaning the channel and more profit ordering a new complete sand filter).
*so for $13, our pool is up and running perfectly with a simple spider gasket
Less than 1 hr
Screwdriver, Socket Set, Blade to scrape old gasket .
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Pros: Easy fix
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