Hayward PowerFlo
External Corrosion / Environmental Damage
Hayward PowerFlo pump motor housing shows visible rust and corrosion on the exterior.
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Possible Causes
Continuous exposure to splash-out or rain, Saltwater pool environment without corrosion-resistant motor, Lack of protective cover or shelter, Leaking plumbing spraying onto motor
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Turn off power before touching the motor.
- Identify moisture source: Look for leaking unions, fittings, or valves near the PowerFlo that may be spraying water onto the motor. Repair leaks.
- Improve protection: Install a weather-resistant cover or small shelter over the pump and motor, ensuring adequate ventilation.
- Assess severity: Surface rust can be cleaned and treated with rust-inhibiting paint, but deep corrosion near electrical connections or end bells may require motor replacement.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
PowerFlo motor assembly
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