PROBLEM |
POSSIBLE CAUSE
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SOLUTION
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| Vacuum moves too slow or not at all |
Filter is dirty |
Backwash or clean element. |
Skimmer or pump strainer baskets are clogged with debris. |
Empty baskets out. |
Vacuum flapper clogged with debris.
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Turn cleaner over and remove debris. Click here for further instructions. |
Automatic regulator valve stuck in open position.
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Remove obstruction or replace if broken. |
Crack or air leak in hose.
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Replace hose section. |
Excessive debris on pool floor. |
Remove by manually vacuuming or with leaf rake.
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Suction coming from multiple ports. |
Close all suction lines,except for the line to which the cleaner is attached.
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| Vacuum moves too fast |
Automatic regulator valve stuck in closed position.
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Clean automatic regulator valve port and hinge.
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Automatic regulator valve not installed.
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Install automatic regulator valve.
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| Vacuum cleans one end of pool but will not clean entire pool |
Insufficient number of hose sections.
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Add hose sections.
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Return flow interfering with cleaner.
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Make sure eyeball diverter is installed and facing down.
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Cleaner not weighted properly.
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Add or adjust hose weights as needed.
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| Vacuum turns over |
Excessive flow currents.
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Make sure eyeball diverter is installed and facing down.
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Contacting an obstruction in pool.
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Remove obstruction.
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Hose too long.
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Remove hose sections one section at a time.
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