There are two main types of pool cleaners: suction cleaners which hook up to your skimmer or a direct wall inlet and are powered by your pool pump and robotic cleaners which are powered by an electrical cable or rechargeable battery. Robot cleaners are more expensive and also contain more expensive components.
Whatever’s gone wrong with your pool cleaner we will be happy to inspect it and see what parts are required to get it working again. Please note cleaners manufactured by long term pool industry brands are far easier and way faster to acquire parts than newer start up online-only brands, some of these models in our experience can be completely unrepairable or have dysfunctional warranty or repair systems.
Pool Cleaner Repair
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Several things can cause a robot cleaner to stop moving. There may just be a blockage in the impeller, or there may be a significant fault with a motor issue, power cable issue or circuitry issue. It’s best to get in touch and let us know the symptoms and we will offer some next steps.
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This is usually an internal gearing issue, we can replace internal parts and test the cleaner in our test pool to make sure it’s working properly before returning to your own pool. Alternatively we can supply you parts to repair DIY.
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Common suction cleaners can sometimes be repaired the same or next day, robot cleaners can take longer.
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Suction cleaners are significantly cheaper to maintain than robot cleaners. A suction cleaner repair usually ranges from $75 to $300. A robot repair usually ranges from $350-900 again depending on what specific quantity and type of parts / model of robot etc need repairing.
We’ll have your pool cleaner and clear again in no time
Pool Advice Centre
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Adding heating to your pool is often easier than you may think, but there are of course some important things to consider. We have created a guide to help you get started!
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Not every Pool Technician understands Chemigem systems but we definitely do and have been repairing them for over a decade!
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There are several reasons a pool turns green but the most common is a lack of sanitiser usually from a failed salt cell or failed liquid feeding. Check if your cell needs a clean or that your feed lines aren’t blocked.
If it’s nothing simple get in touch and we will see what’s going on
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Pool Owners guide to pool installation
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Usually a filtration issue but can also be a pump issue. We can deep clean existing filters or offer replacement elements
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Some pools have an overflow plug to waste out excess. Some pools may have been plumbed in a way that allows for you to drain out excess rain water via a waste valve. Many pools however have no obvious way for you to lower the water level. We can do a site review for you and explore the options available at your property so you can manage this issue going forward.
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Check out our Media Filter Advice page for some common problems and solutions
