How To Replace The Front And Back Skirt On The Pool Cleaner

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The Poolvergnuegen pool cleaner has adjustable skirts that allow the cleaner to maintain optimal suction under the machine even when it encounters obstacles. When the cleaner encounters an obstacle one (or more) of the skirts will lift up over the obstacle while maintaining suction under the cleaner.  Over the course of time, the skirts may become damaged and the cleaner may move slowly or not move at all. This guide will show you how to fix replace the front and rear skirt.

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Step 1

Turn off the pool pump and disconnect the hose from the head of the cleaner.

Step 2

Turn the cleaner head upside down.

Step 3

You will need to pull off one skirt tabs with force. It will feel like it is going to break off but it won’t.

Step 4

Once you have the first tab off, you can slide the rest of them over (notice the indent on the tabs) and pull them out easily.

Step 5

Repeat this process for both the front/back if necessary.

Step 6

Once you have removed the skirt, you can install the new one.

Step 7

Place the new skirt tab in position and slide it over to the left or right.

Step 8

Once they are all in place, push the last one into place with a little force. It is easier to to push down on one side then the other.

Step 9

Repeat this process for both the front and back if necessary.

Step 10

Once all the skirts have been replaced, you can reconnect the hoses and test the cleaner.

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 Posted: 1/9/2023 

Wow. It really was hard to remove these skirt sections from the body. I actually did break break the "old" body when I was doing it. When I tried to replace the skirt sections into the "new" body I couldn't do it just by pushing them into the channel. Instead I repeatedly "shaved" small slivers of plastic from the channel until I was able to snap the skirt into place. I didn't break the body and the new skirt is staying in place. Good Luck.
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 Posted: 12/3/2021 

your right i thought they were going to break but they didn't,thanks for the info
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