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Part # 5110-62

Manufacturer Code SPX1600PN

Alternate Part #'s SPX1600PN, 35-150-2080, HAY-101-2086, HAYSPX1600PN, HPPSPX1600PN

Product Description

Hayward® Hand Knob & Swivel Nut Replacement Kit – SPX1600PN

For Super Pump® and MaxFlo® Strainer Lids

Overview

The Hayward® Hand Knob and Swivel Nut Replacement Kit (SPX1600PN) is a genuine OEM part designed to keep your Hayward® Super Pump® and MaxFlo® pumps running smoothly. This kit secures the strainer lid tightly in place, ensuring a proper seal and easy access for routine maintenance.

Features & Benefits

OEM Quality – Manufactured by Hayward® for a guaranteed fit and reliable performance
Restores Secure Fit – Replaces worn or damaged knobs and nuts for a watertight seal
Easy to Use – Hand-tightened design allows tool-free installation and removal
Durable Construction – Built with corrosion-resistant materials to withstand pool environments

Compatibility

  • Fits Hayward® Super Pump® models

  • Fits Hayward® MaxFlo® pump models

  • Part Number: SPX1600PN

Why Choose Genuine Hayward® Parts?

Using authentic Hayward® replacement parts ensures safety, durability, and proper pump performance. Non-OEM kits may not provide a secure seal, risking leaks and pump damage.

Frequently Bought with Hand Knob Kit

Strainer Cover 5110-03

Cover Gasket 5110-04

Pump Basket 5400-B167

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?     Asked on 9/9/2014by Guest

I'm thinking of purchasing this replacement part but wanted to know how to remove the old, stripped plastic swivel nut from the pump? Does it just pop out with a little prying? Thanks so much.
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A  Answered on 9/9/2014 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

You are correct in your assumption that is should just pop out. When they are new, they slide out real easy. As the pump gets older, they do get a little more set in place. A simple tap on the side with a screwdriver should pop it out.
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?     Asked on 4/11/2015by Inyo Visitor

under what circumstances would part # 5110-62 become faulty? i suspect this part is faulty as it is not tightening and the water is escaping?
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A  Answered on 4/13/2015 by InyoPools Product Specialist Hector F.

Likely if the threads are bad from the start and or the knob itself is molded wrong. In the end such a part would need to be deemed defective by the manufacturer though.
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?     Asked on 2/24/2016by Lonzey

doeshard-knob kit comes with one or two knobs
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A  Answered on 2/24/2016 by InyoPools Product Specialist Andy O.

Hello Lonzey, The 5110-62 Hand Knob Kit (spx1600pn) includes just one knob and one swivel nut.
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?     Asked on 5/23/2016by Bob Kaltz

Concerning the Hayward swivel nut, I always have to replace them. Just about every year they either snap in half or get stripped. When I buy new ones I have to get the handle with it. Don't they sell the nut alone, and do they have any brands that make the nut in metal? I see another type listed by you that is metal, will it fit and work on my Hayward DE filter?
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A  Answered on 5/29/2016 by InyoPools Product Specialist Alex V.

Bob, Unfortunately, they do not sell the nut by itself. The older style was a brass piece but Hayward changed the material to plactic several years ago.
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?     Asked on 9/1/2021by Dennis Foster

I have a Hayward Super Pump Pool Pump, 1.5 HP and I can't get the Hand Knob (for the pump basket housing) to screw back into the pump. The part that the Hand Knob screws into looks like it is stripped, but the Hand Knob itself looks to be OK. Are there are any instructions on replacing the part that the Hand Knob screws into? Thanks, Dennis Foster
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A  Answered on 9/3/2021 by InyoPools Product Specialist Craig C.

Hello Dennis.  The swivel nut can be extracted from the pump housing by placing a small flat head screwdriver into the threaded hole and gently pushing the swivel nut forward enough to grab with pliers and remove.  Prior to installing the new swivel nut, place a small amount of o-ring lubricant on the body of the swivel nut.  This provides for ease of manipulation as you align the swivel nut to accept the threaded knob.  Place a small quantity of o-ring lubricant on the lid o-ring to ensure a good seal and prevent over-tightening.  
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