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Fixing a Suction-Side Pool Cleaner

Troubleshooting and repairing common issues with suction-side automatic pool cleaners.

1 hour

Tools Needed

  • •Screwdriver
  • •Replacement parts

Parts Needed

  • •Diaphragm kit
  • •Skirt
  • •Hose sections

Step-by-Step Instructions

Common Problems

Suction cleaners may stop working due to clogged hoses, worn skirts, or diaphragm issues.

Step 1: Check Suction

Verify adequate suction by placing hand over hose end.

Step 2: Inspect Hoses

Check all hoses for cracks, holes, or kinks that reduce suction.

Step 3: Replace Worn Parts

Replace worn diaphragm, skirts, and worn wheels or tracks.

Step 4: Adjust Flow

Fine-tune flow valve for optimal cleaning speed.

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