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I have a 45 x 25 (roughly) built in the mid 80's with one light well midway on the long side and one light in the corner spa. converted to LED a couple years ago (as well as converting the 120v wiring to 12v) and never regretted it. pool lights up very nicely with exception of some darkening...

part number i got from hayward is idxlbwr1930 - got lucky and found one "new open box" in amazon.

^^ +1 on that, as long as they are quality LED bulbs from a reputable maker. I've seen a lot of the no-name overseas LED bulbs go out in a week or few months. Problem is they use cheap IC chips and components ahead of the LEDs, or "2nd's" low quality LED chips. I mentioned the above source...

Thank you Paul- I just spoke with a tech on the commercial side of Hayward. We walked through all of the troubleshooting steps I did and that was his feeling as well. So off to order a new motor. caps in this old motor are buried inside the motor housing unfortunately.

Here is the service manual for early H400IDL heaters - electrical diagram for motor is on page 18. http://www.inyopools.com/manuals/193/hayward_heaters_h-series_low_nox.pdf

Thanks for the reply Dan- It is a typical 220v 4 wire motor from the looks of it. I don't think the motor wire colors totally match the uniform code use and hence my confusion. 220v input from breaker panel goes to interlock switch. output side of interlock switch wires are white and black for...

Hey all- Newguy here, found this topic interesting since I just dealt with it recently and wanted to share some info I found. IMO, going LED is hands down a great upgrade. makes the pool light up so much nicer. I think more folks would do the LED bulb upgrade if it did not cost a small...

Hello all- Long time lurker and now first time poster. I'm hoping someone with knowledge of these blower motors can help confirm my diagnosis of a bad motor or point out anything I may have missed. I have an early 2003 Hayward H400IDL (not v2) and this unit has had little use over it's life-...