Hayward TigerShark side cover and power cord removal/install!

[@don8801]

Thank you so much for the video. Of all the videos on repairing this machine. You’re the only one that went into the much necessary detail regarding the power cable. Thank you so much.

[@robNgray]

Thanks so much for this video - i would have f*d this up for sure trying to get the pins out of the sleeve. and thanks for the silicon tip as well!

[@terencewalls5894]

Thanks for the video. Will the wires come out of the small plastic housing or do I need to cut the wires? Thanks very much.

[@michaelandcindiberry5079]

How did you get the new terminals in the sleeve

[@itsthatguy169]

Excellent video

[@geddy2322]

What did you use to unscrew the compression seal cap?

[@mikebransten9819]

Thanks for the vid. - how did you get the pins back into the plastic sleeve after you re-crimped the wires?

[@semianon3438]

And the connectors are hard to de'crimp in places. Be good if Hayward could supply new ones of these as well. Going to try and hunt around for a replacement set.

[@semianon3438]

Seems they sell a cord connector kit part no. 20 - RCX59002KIT

[@HITBraga]

Hello. Can you please tell me positive(white) and negative(black) or reverse?
Thanks

[@moreawakenow6940]

Power supply circuit breaker replacement vid please. It was dropped. Im guessing that is the problem. Cuz I have NO power.

[@stephenward7571]

Hi Thanks for a very informative video. Here in the UK all Tiger Shark parts are very expensive so I try and to do most of the ongoing maintenance myself. The Molex barrel connectors - Would you happen to know what size these are ? Thanks

[@illw21]

Hayward part# RCX59006, I was able to get these from the local pool supply store, or you can order them online.

[@stephenward7571]

@@illw21 Thanks Mathew in the end I was able crimp a slightly large Molex onto the terminal but thanks for your response, much appreciated.

[@moreawakenow6940]

Thanks.