HIBLOW HP-60/80 Rebuild/Repair Kit - Genuine Factory Certified

Product arrived in short time & my septic company tech repaired my aerator pump with this kit. It is installed and up and running !!! YaY !!! Thank you. This saved me over $200. Thankyou Thankyou.

If you own one of these pumps, you already know how good they are (long lasting and quiet). This rebuild kit covers the most common (only) trouble you should have. Installation is simple and straight forward requiring a screwdriver and single wrench. The pump operates on a couple of rubber diaphragms. Over time (years), these diaphragms will eventually wear out at the point where the rubber is flexing. The manufacturer even included a safety feature to prevent further damage if/when the diaphragm fails. Replacing the diaphragms takes less than 10 minutes if youre an incompetent baboon and less than half that time if youre a more qualified baboon. Once replaced, you can expect several more years of trouble-free operation and a smug look on your face for saving the purchase price of a new motor.

This rebuild kit is easy to put on and fit my pump model as indicated by the description pump runs good as new

I purchased the full OEM kit late Nov 2018 and expected (rightly/wrongly) the parts to last 5 years, so I was slightly surprised when the diaphragms went out this week. I was tempted to go with 4 stars, but our area of Texas did experience record cold (6 degrees) in Feb 21 and record heat this summer (59 days above 100 degrees), so that may be a factor. I am purchasing OEM diaphragms-only this time...

This worked exactly like they said it would and save me a ton. Im buying a whole new one

The repair kit was exactly as advertised and fit perfect. There were no instructions but videos are on YouTube which show exactly how to perform the rebuild. This took about 15 minutes to install and now my septic aerator is working again at a fraction of the price that a new one would have cost.

I am an electrical engineer and I can do some DIY stuff around the home and I have a good friend that is in the septic installation/maintenance business in my community and he recommended this Hiblow diaphragm replacement Kit to fix the Hiblow 60 air pump in my septic system that set off the alarm when the diaphragms died a few weeks ago. I purchased this kit, got it in three days (should have been two) and replaced the kit right away. Only tip I have for the replacement is to make sure the two sides of the diaphragms side are centered BEFORE installing the diaphragms to make it easier to install both sides. Worked great and the old pump is up and running!

First time owning a septic system with an aerator pump. I opened up the Hiblow pump and saw the damaged diaphragm. The pump is built very solidly and made to have these replaced. The videos on the company website guided me and it was super easy to replace these parts that fit perfectly like OEM should do. Didn’t want to chance it on off-brand parts that could throw off the balance. Bonus points: not having to pay someone to come do this easy repair.

This was a life saver for me and saved hundreds of dollars by rebuilding the air pump rather than buying brand new one(out of stock). I was able to rebuild my Aquaklear Dual port Hiblow HP-60w in under 30 minutes and now working like a charm. The videos on Hiblow website was very helpful. Thanks to Amazon prime for next day delivery.

I am so grateful that these are offered online, especially on amazon. The Alarm on my aerobic septic system went off last week and well I was concerned. I called a company that I am contracted with to identify the cause of the alarm. Within five minutes I was advised that the issue was with my septic air pump and received a quote for $575 to replace it. That did not sit well with me. I did some research and found that my septic air pump can be rebuilt with this simple kit and with the help of some relativity common household tools. There are instructional videos on youtube and step by step guides with photos that will walk you though the whole process located on the internet. Im a very careful person and I take my time; swapping out the old parts and putting in the new ones took about 30 minutes. Make sure you do your research and have all the right tools before you go out there and rebuild the air pump, it will save you some hassle. My research indicated that the diaphragms in these systems wear out faster in southern states where the heat takes a toll on the material that they are made out of. Also, the the septic air pump can typically be rebuilt about two times. I have read that these can last about five to seven years, however I also read that some people have to change out the diaphragm out ever year or two. Just wanted to share those data points with you all. My newly rebuilt septic air pump works great and the best part is that I saved my self from having to spend $500 and get hustled. If you have any doubts, dont worry, you can do it.