Waterway Plastics
Waterway Plastics 711-7300 Gasket for Old Faithful Jets
Waterway Plastics 711-7300 Gasket for Old Faithful Jets
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What This Part Is Used For
The Waterway Plastics 711-7300 gasket is a replacement seal used in Old Faithful spa jet assemblies. It installs within the jet body to create a watertight seal between mating components. This gasket helps prevent water from escaping behind the spa wall or into the cabinet area.
Why This Part Matters
A worn or flattened jet gasket is a common cause of slow leaks around spa jets. Left unaddressed, those leaks can lead to cabinet damage, insulation saturation, and recurring water loss. Replacing the gasket restores proper sealing and helps maintain consistent jet pressure and performance. Using the correct part number ensures the jet seats properly and avoids repeat service calls.
Key Features and Specifications
- Manufacturer part number: 711-7300
- Replacement gasket for Waterway Old Faithful jets
- Installs within jet assembly to create watertight seal
- Used in spa and hot tub jet bodies
- Designed for service replacement applications
Installation and Fitment Guidance
Always remove the old gasket completely and inspect the sealing surfaces for debris or warping before installing the new one. Proper alignment is critical to prevent pinching or uneven compression. Confirm by manufacturer part number before ordering.
About the Waterway Plastics Brand
Waterway Plastics is a long-standing manufacturer of spa and pool components used by major OEM builders and service professionals. Their jet systems, wet end parts, and plumbing components are widely supported in the field. Parts are built with serviceability in mind, which makes repairs straightforward for technicians. Waterway components are common in residential and light commercial spa installations across North America.
Common Service Context
Technicians typically replace this gasket during leak diagnostics around spa jets or when rebuilding older jet assemblies. It is often identified during winterizing inspections or after noticing moisture inside the cabinet. Replacing the gasket is a simple but critical step in restoring proper sealing.
