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Problem Solution
Feed hose becomes tangled. 1. Remeasure the hose to verify that it is adjusted to the
proper length for the pool shape.
2. With the Polaris cleaner operating, check that the
swivels in the hose and the hose connections turn
freely.
3. Make sure feed hose is floating.
4. With the Polaris
®
cleaner turned off, spin each of the
wheels.
All wheels should turn together.
Sweep hose is sucked into
the vacuum tube.
1. Make sure the orifice at the end of the sweep hose is
not blocked by the sweep hose scrubber.
2. Adjust the sweep hose to a gentle sweeping motion.
Sweep hose sprays too much water
out of the pool.
1. Adjust the speed of the sweep hose by tightening the
adjustment screw.
2. Replace the sweep hose scrubber (part # 9-100-3105)
if it is worn or missing.
3. Add a Polaris TailSweep PRO
®
(part # TSP10)
accessory to reduce overspray.
The cleaner does not clean the
entire pool.
1. Check the hose length reaches within 6″ of the farthest
point of the pool. If not, order a new hose section from
your Polaris dealer.
2. Check thrust jet for 11 o’ clock position that optimizes
random turning.
3. With the pump running, turn the cleaner head upside
down. Verify the three vacuum jets have consistent
unobstructed flow. If not, contact Customer Service or
a Polaris authorized Service Center for assistance.
The cleaner is running in circles on
its side.
1. Check filter bag, if full it can weigh the cleaner down on
one side.
2. Remove the head float and shake it. If there is water in
the float, order a new one.
3. The feed hose float should float evenly on the surface
of the pool.
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