Part # 4663-32
Manufacturer Code CCX1000V
Dimensions 3.75" L x 2" W x 2" D
Air Relief Assembly w/ O-ring - CCX1000V
Replacing leaking relief valve. Do I have to remove top half of filter housing and unscrew the plastic nut to remove this part or does it simply unscrew counter -clockwise without removing the top half of the filter shell?
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For this model filter you do not need to remove the flter lid in order to replace the air relief valve. Simply unthread/uncrew it an put the new on. Maybe use some teflon tape on the threads of the air relief before installing aswell.
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does this part fits model 4820 Hayward filter?
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Angel- The Air Relief Ass'y W/ O-ring (ccx1000v) part # 4663-32 is the correct air relief assembly for the Hayward Pro Grid DE4820.
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ok... first off I do know what tank I have c2030 or c3030 etc... but it look just like that type.. Second I am sure I have the DEX2420mar2 on it.. Well my problem is the Air Relief assembly is now leaking a little at the end when it is completely screwed shut... and of course one the pump is off... air is getting sucked back in. Do I just need to replace this part and not the whole DEX2420mar2. and if so do I just unscrew it off the top of the DEX2420mar2 and the new one just screws back in?.
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Good afternoon Joseph, The part number you provided was for the top air relief. That part can go with a lot of different filters. To best determine what filter you have. Give us the number off of one of the elements. Or you can reference from your element here.Hayward SwimClear C2030, C3030, C4030, C5030, C7030 Parts
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Less than 1 hr
Wrench Set, Hands, Faucet Wrench, Petroleum Jelly
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INYO had the new Air Relief valve in stock and thankfully had overnight delivery available. To replace the Air Relief:
1) Shut off pump
2) unscrew the top pressure gage using a box wrench on the back of the gage (there's a metal nut on back of gage / don't turn the plastic gage HOUSING or it will break)
3) rotate the black top assembly cover (Hayward DEX2420MAR2) counterclockwise with my hands to unlock it and remove it from the filter dome.
The air relief ass'y is held in place on the cover with a plastic wingnut accessed from inside the cover. My fat fingers couldn't reach in there to grip the nut. This is the most challenging part of the process...
4) I used a RIGID model No. 2006 socket-type Faucet wrench from my toolbox to reach in there and loosen the plastic wingnut. Other, similar tools might work as well - or a friend with longer fingers / smaller hands might do it...
5) pull the old Air Relief Ass'y and old O-ring out
6) position the new top O-ring and air relief valve assembly in place (Make sure to align the tab on the new part with the matching indent in the cover, so it seals properly)
7) replace the wingnut and tighten to seal against O-ring
8) put Petroleum Jelly on the outside of the cover threads and seat
9) verify the cover gasket is in position on filter head
10) press cover in-place on filter head and rotate cover clockwise until the markings on filter head line up, showing it is again locked into position
11) reinstall gage and tighten with wrench (don't over tighten)
12) rotate the orange lever on the Air Relief counter clockwise to the open position
13) turn pump on and allow air to vent from filter as water pressures up filter (you can hear it hissing as air is vented)
14) When water comes out of the Air Relief valve, just rotate the orange lever clockwise to seal it off
=> No more leak.
Entire process takes about 15 minutes
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Exact replacement, easy to install Ordering was easy and delivery was quick.
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Worked as discribed!
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(5 out of 5 stars) Great inexpensive Replacement Part
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Easy to change out and with the washer I was able to tighten without leaks. Should last years until the washer fails.
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(4 out of 5 stars) Air Relief Valve
Reviewed By: Gary G. from Hurst TX ()
Pros: Saved $80
Cons: None
The product works fine. The real difference here is that I could by the valve and o-ring without having to buy the entire valve assembly (costing over $100.) Leslie's will not sell the valve by itself anymore.
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