Furthermore, why does my Polaris pool cleaner keep getting stuck?
A Polaris cleaner has water tubes inside that direct pressure throughout the cleaning unit. They can sometimes become disconnected, which reduces the internal pressure, which makes the cleaner stop moving. Open up the cleaner and make sure all the internal tubing is connected the way it's supposed to be.
Additionally, why does my creepy crawly gets stuck? The pool's bottom shape in the vicinity of your pool's main drain affects your Kreepy Krauly. Even the slightest change in the angle of the pool bottom can cause the cleaner to get stuck. It is a prevalent problem that tends to rise with your Kreepy Krauly when the pool is re-plastered.
Keeping this in consideration, where do I put the weight in my pool cleaner?
Hose weight placement depends on the depth of the pool. For pools 4′ deep or less, use 1 hose weight 4″ to 12″ from the cleaner. For pools of 4-7′ deep, use 2 weights, one 4″ to 12″ from the cleaner and one 6′ from the cleaner.
How do I reduce the suction on my pool vacuum?
Actually, if it was too much suction, that is easy to fix by simply restricting one of the ball valves on the pressure side of the pump. Your filter pressure will go up, and the flow thru the system will decrease resulting in less suction at the vac head.
