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With all the jerkin around it’s hard to see what you’re actually doing

Is that a standard pressure relief valve ? I was thinking of adding one, just like the one on a hot water tank. I had a issue with one of the plumbing bypass valves and instead of the heater shutting down and blinking low flow, it had just enough water to keep the burners going. This caused the manifold to split.

Thank you so much sir!

What if the sound I’m experiencing is like more of a gas or combustion noise??

Great video brother.

Your video helped my do this exact repair to my 20+ year old heater. She's back on-line! Thanks very much.

Where can I purchase the parts that you purchased? Video is very helpful.

Hello, I have a Hayward H400, the flame turn on but after the water is hot I believe, the systems shots off and bang. So the hot water don't come out. What can it be ? Please help.

Great video helped me do the work. How is yours holding up after all this time?

Dude you just saved me so much money, pool service companies must hate this video lol

Other than the wrong o-ring lubricant good job I would suggest unions on the in/out tubes next time to make removal easier as well as the pump out side 🤠

Thx Sid... Your video was so helpful to me. Lucky I didn't need to replace anything. Let me explain, My heater was doing everything your was so I thought I would need to replace the thermostat but, while you were explaining how it works (with the water flow) it dawned on me that my spa jets were not as strong as there usually are. Last night while laying in bed I realized that I haven't cleaned out my filters in a long time. So today after work I did just that and now the heater is working just fine. If it wasn't for you explaining how it works inside I wouldn't have figured it out. Thanks again! I not only wanted to thank you but tell my issues. Maybe this my help someone with the same issue I had.

Do you have the part #s that were used?

Awesome, however I cannot find a supplier for the rebuild kit of the manifold, 206A 266,000 BTU natural gas rheem unit, any ideas, thanks!! jrs

If anyone is having problems threading the nuts back onto the manifold I found 3 different sets I ordered were slightly misshapen and would prevent them from threading on. I eventually wrapped them in a towel and poured hot water from a tea kettle to soften them up and they thread on perfectly. Hope this saved someone the head ache I went through

Great video, can you give the Amazon part # please.

What was the issue getting the unions reconnected to the manifold? Im having the same problem, It’s like the threads are stripped but there not on the Manifold or the unions.

Just completed this project thanks to this video! Thanks a million!

buy yourself a cheap lapel mike and a radio mike pair (transmitter/receiver)

Excellent Video - very helpful - I watched and performed this repair, wife happier.

just get an extendable magnet if you lose the screw..

Hello. Today is the first day 4/18/2021. I ever hear a clanging noise in my Hayward 400 installed 2001. Previous repairs fan stopped working 2002. Since then till now no problems. 20 years I haven't done anything of cleaning or servicing to the unit. Great units time for maintenance. In your video was the thermostat and the by-pass insert the banging/clanking noise? Any part kit where all those parts come together or separate? Great video Thank you.

Thanks for this vid! I had this same issue, and found out that it was due to back-pressure (lines to pool/spa were clogged)--- so air couldn't fully escape from heater, caused entire heater to bang/rattle. Pretty freaky when your heater starts moving around like an out of balance washing machine!

If you get the full front header assembly (Hayward part # IDXLFHA1930) do you even need the bypass insert? And also for the bypass insert only, does part # HAXBPK1931 supersede what is shown in my owner's manual as part # HAXBPI1931?

That heater went through a bad water chemistry prior or after you got it to be corroded like that. Stay on top of the water. It’ll be the fastest way to have to replace the exchanger. As a warranty tech for pentair. I’ve seen brand new heaters a month old the water are through exchangers. Ruined sensors ect.

Thanks so much for sharing....

Thanks for the informative video! I was curious if you knew what size of o rings you needed for the 2 in/out connections (the ones you pointed at at the end saying it was hardest to put back on)? Or would the local pool supplies store know/have them in stock? Thank you!

How did you stop the water flow from the pool? What did you use to remove the large tighteners on the outside of the manifold?

Galveston is where I went to high school. Go Bucs!!!

Broke one of the nuts while putting it back , any instructions on how to replace it ?

How much do you think this repair would cost if you had your pool guy do it?

Great job! A couple of suggestions (if you don’t mind). The next time you have to make a repair there or at your pump. Get quick disconnect couplers (high temperature for the pump). It makes maintenance and removal of those items as easy as unscrewing the coupling. If you develop a leak at the coupling, you simply replace the rubber O-ring. The second suggestion has to do with TDH. You can decrease your TDH significantly by reducing the number of 90 degree elbows in your plumbing. 45 degree elbows are better, or finding a simpler (more straight forward) way to run your plumbing lines is always helpful. Have a great day. Great job with the video!

The copper tube on the left side was for the flow switch.

Thanks for the video. I had the same problem with a heater that was installed in 2003. Ordered the online parts and used your video to complete the repair.

@10:28 You used petol-gel. Never use petroleum-based grease for o-ring lubrication. It will eat away rubber and you will have to redo this for leaking. Always use silicone-based or PTFE-based(aka Teflon) lubricants such as Lube Tube or Jack's formular 327, or just 3M silicon.

Shoot video horizontal or upload as full vertical. Hard to see due to crop.

Thanks Sid. It was a great DETAILED video. Just what I needed. Followed your instructions and it fired right up.

Thanks much for the video! I am about to tackle the same project and I'm having trouble removing the pressure switch tube. I wanted to see what it looked like and how it fits inside before yanking on it too hard. This was very useful, so I thank you sir.

So what caused the banging? Ours started banging yesterday and thought it was the exhaust blower

Thanks for the video. This is exactly what I was looking for as my heater is knocking also. Where did you buy the parts for this unit?