Kelsey
We just got an above ground pool this year and it came with a manual vacuum. It dosnt really work good, so my dad bought a n automatic one. It keeps getting stuck on the ladder. Its a Barracuda brand something like that. Does anyone know how to fix that problem? Its one of those that has a flat thing at the bottom and a round collar around the top so it stays so far out of the walls please any help!!
Thanks
Answer
There is a ladder guard that you can purchase for the Barracuda pool cleaner. It is sold as an option accessory and is made specifically to remedy this problem. I believe that their part number is #W24000. You can get one with an retailer that sells Barracuda parts or probably directly from the company.
There is a ladder guard that you can purchase for the Barracuda pool cleaner. It is sold as an option accessory and is made specifically to remedy this problem. I believe that their part number is #W24000. You can get one with an retailer that sells Barracuda parts or probably directly from the company.
Polaris 280 pool cleaner qeustion?
rob
ok. i have a polaris 280 automatic pool cleaner. for some reason it just sits in one spot! it used to zip around the whole pool. now its stationary. Please help!!
Answer
I was surprised to see this in the boating area, but I just happen to be a pool technician, been one for 20 years. With the equipment running, pick the cleaner up and see if the wheels are turning. If not, do they turn freely by hand? If they turn freely by hand, then you have a plugged jet that drives the wheels, and it is trying to move with only the jet at the back of it. I would recommend you take it in to have the jet cleaned out, unless your familiar with taking it apart. A word of caution though, this is the most common thing that pool stores miss on the Polaris.
If you don't have good water pressure, try checking the screen where it comes out of the pool wall, at the regulator valve, and that your pump is working properly.
Good luck!
I was surprised to see this in the boating area, but I just happen to be a pool technician, been one for 20 years. With the equipment running, pick the cleaner up and see if the wheels are turning. If not, do they turn freely by hand? If they turn freely by hand, then you have a plugged jet that drives the wheels, and it is trying to move with only the jet at the back of it. I would recommend you take it in to have the jet cleaned out, unless your familiar with taking it apart. A word of caution though, this is the most common thing that pool stores miss on the Polaris.
If you don't have good water pressure, try checking the screen where it comes out of the pool wall, at the regulator valve, and that your pump is working properly.
Good luck!
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