I have a Viking spa, Legacy 1 with a two pump system. When the system first would start, there would be a loud clunk coming from the single stage pump and then generally the water flow would be minimal. The other two stage pump (heating) was fine. One morning the hot tub turned on to heat and the single stage pump blew the wet end I assume due to the pressure. I suctioned out the lines and a round white disc with a hole in the middle came out. I am trying to identify what this is and hope that it was the obstruction. Before I buy a new wet end, I would like to feel confident it won’t blow again. Photos attached. Thanks for your help
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