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Hayward Blower Kit, for ABG100 and H100 IDL | IDXBWR1936

Hayward Blower Kit, for ABG100 and H100 IDL | IDXBWR1936

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Hayward Above-Ground H-Series Heater Service Part

Hayward H100ID Combustion Blower Kit | IDXBWR1936

Hayward IDXBWR1936 is a 115V combustion blower replacement or conversion kit associated with compatible Hayward H-Series induced-draft above-ground pool and spa heaters.

The combustion blower creates the controlled airflow required by the heater before and during burner operation. The heater's air-pressure safety circuit verifies that the blower has established the required draft before allowing the ignition sequence to continue.

This part is commonly associated with Hayward ABG1001, H100ID1 and H100IDP1 100,000 BTU heaters. Exact fitment depends on the heater model, manufacturing date, serial number and the blower originally installed.

115V Combustion Blower Discontinued Hayward Part
IDXBWR1936 Hayward Part Number
115V Electrical Rating
100,000 BTU Primary Heater Class
Induced Draft Heater Application
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What the Combustion Blower Does

  • Creates combustion airflow before ignition
  • Helps establish the required draft through the heater
  • Supports proper burner air and fuel operation
  • Works with the heater's air-pressure safety switch
  • Continues operating during the burner heating cycle
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Common Failure Symptoms

  • Blower does not start during a call for heat
  • Heater begins its sequence but does not ignite
  • Blower motor is noisy, slow or intermittent
  • Grinding, squealing or excessive vibration
  • Air-pressure switch does not close
  • Heater repeatedly starts and shuts down

Product Features

  • Induced-draft heater component: Provides the combustion airflow required by compatible Hayward above-ground gas heaters.
  • 115V electrical configuration: Designed for the line-voltage blower circuit used in compatible H100ID-series heater applications.
  • Natural-gas and propane applications: The blower is used with compatible H100ID1 natural-gas and H100IDP1 propane heater configurations.
  • Safety-sequence integration: Works with the air-pressure switch and ignition controls to verify airflow before burner ignition.
  • Model and serial-specific fitment: Heater production changes mean the model number alone may not provide enough information to identify the correct blower arrangement.
  • Legacy service component: Maintained online to help identify parts removed from older Hayward ABG100 and H100ID heater installations.

Product Specifications

Manufacturer Hayward Pool Products
Manufacturer Part Number IDXBWR1936
Product Description Above-ground H-Series combustion blower kit
Product Type Gas-heater induced-draft combustion blower assembly
Rated Voltage 115V / 120V nominal application
Primary Heater Family Hayward above-ground H-Series induced-draft heaters
Common Natural-Gas Models ABG1001 and H100ID1
Common Propane Model H100IDP1
Primary Heater Input 100,000 BTU
Common Alternate Catalog Number HAY-151-1936
UPC Cross-Reference 610377100571
Gas Type Used in compatible natural-gas and propane heater models
Installation Location Inside the heater cabinet at the combustion-air assembly
Current Availability Discontinued and no longer available
Confirmed Direct Supersession No current drop-in Hayward replacement identified
Critical Fitment Information

Confirm the Heater Serial Number and Existing Blower

IDXBWR1936 is associated with more than one service context. Parts references identify it as a direct blower assembly for certain later H100ID heaters and as a conversion-kit application for some earlier heater configurations.

Before identifying the part, confirm all of the following:

  • Complete heater model number from the rating plate
  • Natural-gas or propane configuration
  • Heater serial number
  • Manufacturing date
  • Brand and style of the existing blower
  • Existing electrical connector and wiring arrangement
  • Blower transition, gasket and pressure-tube configuration
Do not assume universal fitment: IDXBWR1936 is not a universal Hayward heater blower and should not be substituted into larger H-Series, IDL2, Universal H-Series or unrelated heater models based only on appearance.
Gas Heater Safety

Professional Diagnosis and Installation Required

Pool gas heaters combine line voltage, ignition controls, fuel gas, combustion products and high-temperature components. Diagnosis and service should be completed by a qualified pool-heater or gas-appliance technician.

A heater that fails to ignite does not automatically have a failed blower. The same symptom may be caused by missing electrical power, a failed air-pressure switch, blocked pressure tubing, damaged wiring, a control-module problem or a restricted vent or combustion pathway.

Never bypass a safety device. Do not jumper the air-pressure switch, interlock switch, high-limit controls or ignition system to force the heater to operate.

Inspection and Service Guidance

Disconnect electrical power and close the manual gas-supply valve before opening the heater cabinet or servicing the blower assembly.

  • Verify the heater is receiving the correct electrical supply
  • Confirm the thermostat is calling for heat
  • Inspect blower wiring and electrical connectors
  • Check the blower wheel for binding or debris
  • Inspect the blower housing for cracks or corrosion
  • Inspect the gasket and transition components
  • Check the air-pressure tubing for cracks or blockage
  • Test the air-pressure switch using approved procedures
  • Inspect the burner and combustion-air openings
  • Verify safe ignition and combustion after service
Replacing the blower will not correct a failed control module, damaged wiring, blocked pressure tube, defective air-pressure switch or restricted combustion pathway. Complete diagnosis should be performed before determining that the blower itself has failed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Hayward IDXBWR1936 still available?

No. Hayward IDXBWR1936 has been discontinued and is no longer available through Aqua Terra Backyard. This page remains online for product identification and service-reference purposes.

What is Hayward IDXBWR1936?

It is a 115V combustion blower replacement or conversion kit used with compatible Hayward above-ground H-Series induced-draft pool and spa heaters.

Which heater models use IDXBWR1936?

The part is commonly associated with Hayward ABG1001, H100ID1 and H100IDP1 heaters. Manufacturing date, serial number and existing blower configuration must also be checked.

Does it fit both natural-gas and propane heaters?

It is associated with compatible natural-gas H100ID1 and propane H100IDP1 heater models. The complete heater model and serial number must still be confirmed.

Is this a 115V blower?

Yes. IDXBWR1936 is commonly identified as a 115V or nominal 120V above-ground heater combustion blower.

Does IDXBWR1936 fit every H-Series heater?

No. It is not universal across all Hayward H-Series heaters. Larger heaters and later IDL2 or Universal H-Series models use different blower assemblies and controls.

Why does the heater manufacture date matter?

Hayward used different blower brands and service configurations during the production life of these heaters. Earlier installations may require conversion components, while later heaters may use a different direct-replacement arrangement.

Can a bad blower prevent the heater from igniting?

Yes. If the blower does not establish the required airflow, the air-pressure safety circuit may prevent the ignition sequence from continuing.

Does an air-pressure-switch problem mean the blower is bad?

Not necessarily. The blower, pressure tubing, air-pressure switch, wiring, combustion pathway and control system must all be inspected before identifying the failed component.

Is there a direct replacement for IDXBWR1936?

No confirmed current Hayward drop-in supersession has been identified. If the blower has failed and no approved repair assembly is available, the practical path may be replacement of the complete heater.

Can the blower safety switch be bypassed?

No. The air-pressure switch is part of the heater's combustion-safety system and must never be bypassed to force the burner to operate.

Need Help Identifying a Hayward Heater Blower?

Gather a clear photo of the heater rating plate, serial number, existing blower label, wiring connections and blower transition before identifying a legacy replacement part.

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