Zodiac replacement chlorinator O-ring sealing ring (2pcs.) – R0739000

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Zodiac replacement chlorinator O-ring sealing ring (2pcs.) - R0739000
Zodiac replacement chlorinator O-ring sealing ring (2pcs.) – R0739000 6,95  inc. btw

Description

Zodiac replacement chlorinator O-ring sealing ring R0739000

The Zodiac replacement chlorinator O-ring sealing ring R0739000 is the original electrode sealing gasket used in Zodiac salt water chlorinators.
These O-rings sit around the cell electrode and ensure a reliable, watertight seal between the electrode and the cell housing, preventing leaks and
protecting the electrical connections in the chlorinator cell.

Main features of the Zodiac R0739000 sealing ring

  • Original Zodiac sealing O-ring for salt water chlorinator cells.
  • Designed to seal the electrode inside the clear cell housing and prevent water leaks.
  • Supplied as a pack of two O-rings for one cell assembly and a spare.
  • Made from durable, chemical resistant elastomer suitable for salt water pools.
  • Replaces previous Zodiac reference W150031 used on earlier cell models.

Compatibility and applications

This sealing ring is used on a wide range of Zodiac salt water chlorinators and MagnaPool systems. It is specifically designed for the electrode
seating area and is listed as the electrode sealing O-ring in the spare parts diagrams.

  • Zodiac TRi salt chlorinators.
  • Zodiac TRi Expert and TRi Expert LS models.
  • Zodiac eXO and eXO iQ salt chlorinators.
  • Zodiac eXO iQ LS low salinity models.
  • Hydroxinator and Hydroxinator iQ units (including MagnaPool versions).

If the exploded view or parts list for your chlorinator shows โ€œelectrode sealing O-ringโ€ with reference R0739000, or if the old ring carries
the same reference, this spare part is the correct replacement.

Technical details

  • Brand: Zodiac.
  • Product type: Electrode sealing O-ring for chlorinator cell.
  • Manufacturer reference: R0739000.
  • Former reference: W150031 (replaced by R0739000).
  • EAN: 9317545036267.
  • Pack contents: 2 sealing O-rings.
  • Application area: Seal between electrode and cell housing in Zodiac salt chlorinators.
  • Typical medium: Salt water from residential pool systems.

When to replace the O-ring sealing ring

Over time, O-rings are exposed to temperature changes, chemical products and mechanical pressure from the cell unions. This can lead to flattening,
hardening or cracks that compromise the watertight seal.

  • Visible cracks, cuts or deformation on the existing O-ring.
  • Persistent drips or leaks around the electrode end of the cell housing.
  • Signs of salt or scale deposits forming at the joint between the cell and electrode connection.
  • O-ring has become hard or flattened and no longer provides elastic sealing force.

Replacing the worn O-ring with a new Zodiac R0739000 sealing ring restores the original watertightness of the cell and helps protect both the
electrode and the electronic parts of the chlorinator.

Installation guidelines

Fitting the new O-ring is straightforward and can usually be done during routine maintenance or when the electrode is replaced.

  • Switch off the filtration pump and isolate the chlorinator from the power supply.
  • Close the relevant valves and relieve pressure in the line before opening the cell housing.
  • Remove the clear cell from the pipework if necessary and gently slide out the electrode assembly.
  • Take off the old O-ring from the electrode or housing, noting its exact position and seating groove.
  • Clean the sealing surfaces and remove any scale, dirt or old lubricant residues.
  • Fit the new Zodiac R0739000 O-ring in the same groove, ensuring it sits evenly without twisting.
  • Reinsert the electrode, reassemble the cell and tighten the unions by hand to compress the seal correctly.
  • Restart the filtration system and inspect the cell area closely to confirm that there are no leaks.

Care and good practice

Correct handling of the O-ring and cell assembly extends the life of the new seal and your chlorinator cell.

  • Avoid using aggressive tools or sharp objects near the O-ring when opening the cell.
  • Do not overtighten unions; excessive mechanical stress can damage the seal and the housing.
  • If a lubricant is used, choose a silicone based product compatible with pool O-rings and apply only a thin film.
  • Inspect the O-ring at the start of each season and replace it preventively if it shows signs of ageing.

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