Pool Parts

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Inground & Above-Ground Swimming Pool Replacement Parts

Find the pool replacement parts you need to repair and maintain your inground or above-ground pool from Waterway, Zodiac/Polaris, Filbur, Speck, Pentair, Hayward, and Waterco. PST Pool Supplies stocks a broad range of wear and service parts — impellers, O-rings, union assemblies, DE filter grids, hose kits, feeder tubes, and stainless steel screws — starting from $9.90.

Key replacement parts in this collection include: pump impellers from Waterway and Speck that restore flow capacity to pumps whose impellers are worn, cracked, or clogged with debris — an impeller in poor condition significantly reduces pump performance and can lead to overheating. Union assemblies (Waterway and Pentair compatible) allow pumps and equipment to be disconnected from plumbing for service without cutting pipe — unions in older systems often develop slow leaks at their O-ring seats and should be replaced rather than resealed. DE filter grid sets from Filbur restore proper filtration to DE filters — DE grids with torn fabric or broken frames allow DE media to pass into the pool and must be replaced. Zodiac/Polaris hose kits and replacement hoses maintain proper traction and feed-hose connection for Polaris pressure-side cleaners. O-rings (standard pool equipment sizes) seal pump lids, union connections, and filter tanks — these are the most commonly replaced pool service parts. Stainless steel screws replace corroded hardware in pool equipment, ladder anchors, and handrail flanges. For pool plumbing fittings and valves, see our pool plumbing parts collection.

Keeping a small inventory of critical replacement parts on hand prevents multi-day equipment downtime when a part fails mid-season. The most important spares for any pool equipment room: the pump lid O-ring (leaks air into the pump housing and causes loss of prime), the filter tank O-ring or gasket (leaks under operating pressure), and the correct impeller for your pump model (critical if your pump loses flow suddenly). When ordering replacement parts, always confirm the model number of your equipment — Waterway, Pentair, Hayward, and Speck each manufacture multiple pump and filter variants with non-interchangeable internals. Cross-reference your pump's nameplate or existing part number to ensure fit.

Shop pool replacement parts at PST Pool Supplies and get your pool equipment back in service fast.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my pool pump impeller needs to be replaced?
The most common signs of a failing or damaged pool pump impeller are: reduced water flow from the return jets despite the pump running, reduced filter pressure (pressure gauge reads lower than normal for a given filter condition), the pump overheating or cycling off on thermal protection, or a grinding or rattling noise from the pump housing indicating the impeller is cracked, has debris lodged in the vanes, or the impeller nut is loose. To confirm, turn off the pump, open the pump basket lid, and use a flashlight to look into the pump housing at the impeller visible behind the basket — signs of cracking, missing vanes, or visible debris packed into the vanes are definitive. A debris-packed impeller can sometimes be cleared by hand; a cracked or deformed impeller must be replaced. Always confirm the impeller part number from your pump model's nameplate before ordering.
How do I replace the O-ring on my pool pump lid?
Pool pump lid O-ring replacement is a simple 5-minute task that prevents air leaks into the pump housing (which cause loss of prime). Steps: (1) Turn off the pump at the breaker. (2) Open the pump lid using the lid wrench (for Pentair Dura-Glas) or by hand (for most other pumps). (3) Remove the old O-ring from its channel in the lid or housing body — it may be dry, cracked, or flattened. (4) Clean the O-ring groove of any debris or calcium deposits with a soft cloth. (5) Apply a thin coat of pool-grade silicone lubricant (never petroleum-based lubricant, which degrades rubber) to the new O-ring. (6) Seat the new O-ring fully into its groove and replace the pump lid — hand-tighten firmly. (7) Restart the pump and check that the lid is holding prime (water visible in the clear lid, no air bubbles). Never use Vaseline or WD-40 on pool O-rings — petroleum products degrade rubber O-rings rapidly.
When should I replace my DE filter grids?
DE filter grids should be replaced when any of the following occur: DE powder blows back into the pool through the return jets (indicates a torn grid fabric or broken grid frame allowing media to bypass), the filter cannot hold proper pressure between backwashes (pressure rises abnormally fast, indicating collapsed or clogged grid fabric that can't be cleaned), visible tears, holes, or splits in the grid fabric during annual cleaning inspection, or broken or cracked grid end caps or frames that compromise the grid's structural integrity. DE grids should be inspected annually at the acid wash service — remove all grids, inspect each one against a light source, and replace any with visible fabric damage. A complete grid set replacement is typically recommended every 5–7 years regardless of visible condition, as the fabric degrades gradually and filtration efficiency declines. Always replace all grids in a set together — mixing old and new grids creates uneven flow distribution.
Are pool parts brand-specific or can I use compatible aftermarket parts?
It depends on the component. O-rings, gaskets, and screws are often interchangeable by dimension — if you know the O-ring's cross-section diameter and inner/outer diameter, a pool-grade replacement O-ring will work regardless of brand. Impellers, diffusers, and seal plates are highly brand- and model-specific — a Waterway impeller will not fit a Pentair pump housing, and even within Pentair's lineup, different pump models use different impeller sizes. For these parts, always use the OEM part number from your pump's nameplate or service manual. DE filter grids are sized by the number of grids and their length/width — Filbur and other aftermarket grid manufacturers make compatible replacements for Pentair, Hayward, and Waterco filter tanks if you match the grid dimensions and count. Union assemblies are sized by pipe diameter (typically 1.5" or 2") and are generally interchangeable within those dimensions. When in doubt, search by your equipment's model number and the OEM part number from the existing component.