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Pool Cleaners Spare Parts
The many different types of pool cleaners available means that there's a huge amount of spare parts on the market, including genuine spare parts and some high quality aftermarket parts for the common parts.
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The many different types of pool cleaners available means that there's a huge amount of spare parts on the market, including genuine spare parts and some high quality aftermarket parts for the common parts. All parts on pool cleaners are DIY friendly, with replacement usually requiring just basic tools and a few minutes.
Common suction pool cleaner parts include diaphragms, skirts, hose lengths, floats and skimmer fittings, such as flow valves, vacuum plates and hose weights. Some cleaners offer tune up kits which have all the main components in an easy-to-fit kit, making the cleaner just like new.
Common pressure pool cleaner parts include leaf nets and bags, tyres and water flow valves. Pressure cleaners commonly have a debris strainer within the wall fitting to stop blockages within the small diameter pressure line. Ensure this is regularly checked to avoid further issues.
Common robotic pool cleaner parts include debris canisters, tyres, wheels and output cables. Many owners pull the robotic cleaner using the cable which can cause connection issues and result in the expensive replacement of the control box or motor block.
Common suction pool cleaner parts include diaphragms, skirts, hose lengths, floats and skimmer fittings, such as flow valves, vacuum plates and hose weights. Some cleaners offer tune up kits which have all the main components in an easy-to-fit kit, making the cleaner just like new.
Common pressure pool cleaner parts include leaf nets and bags, tyres and water flow valves. Pressure cleaners commonly have a debris strainer within the wall fitting to stop blockages within the small diameter pressure line. Ensure this is regularly checked to avoid further issues.
Common robotic pool cleaner parts include debris canisters, tyres, wheels and output cables. Many owners pull the robotic cleaner using the cable which can cause connection issues and result in the expensive replacement of the control box or motor block.
