How To Replace A Diaphragm In A Suction Pool Cleaner | Pool Advice | Mr Pool Man

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @nasheenaramnarain2945
    @nasheenaramnarain2945 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this, I learnt something new and you saved me a lot of time.

  • @AlisaMeredith
    @AlisaMeredith 3 года назад

    You’re a lifesaver! Thank you!

  • @davidscheepers6033
    @davidscheepers6033 2 года назад +2

    THANK YOU! I have been battling to fit the diaphragm for years. One thing though... the BLUE 52 SPLASHER cleaner does not appear to use a "retainer ring" as a small outer cover that slides over the inner tube has five or six "tongues" that snap into place on the diaphragm ridge/groove end (where the retainer ring would normally be placed).

    • @mrpoolman
      @mrpoolman  2 года назад

      No problems, we love to help!
      We are not familiar with that cleaner in particular but there are similar applications that dont have the retaining ring!

  • @somedude7029
    @somedude7029 3 года назад

    Good on you. I first tried to simply put the diaphragm in without taking out the tube and that didn't work as you can't push the diaphragm into the proper position. Thank you.

  • @dv8kiwi
    @dv8kiwi 2 года назад

    So... I am looking at my one, a Zodiac Barracuda, and I can't work out how to get that diaphragm out, I've pushed that tube thing but nothing is moving at all for me. Do I just pull that thing out?

    • @lukesmale2861
      @lukesmale2861 Год назад

      Hi, Yes , once dissembled the diaphragm is simply pulled out from underneath :)

  • @patricaholland3475
    @patricaholland3475 3 года назад +1

    I couldn't see any of the video due to the closed captions that came on because it was embedded in the video.

    • @mrpoolman
      @mrpoolman  3 года назад

      Hey Patricia,
      Thanks for the feedback! And sorry about that. We've recently started editing our videos a little differently so they don't include these closed captions - so keep an eye out for our new ones!
      Cheers and happy swimming,
      Natalie
      Mr Pool Man

  • @josephdoherty5310
    @josephdoherty5310 Год назад

    They last about 4 weeks