I currently own a Pentair Legend pool cleaner that is not longer functioning correctly. Can I use parts from my machine to operate this one?
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When I bought my new robot, I took everything off of my old Pentair Platinum as I found that not only did the parts interchange, but there were parts on the old robot that were not included on the new one. Specifically the brass weights in the chassis. I would recommend you tear down the old robot and save as many good parts as you can to swap out when the new robot has probs.
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I'm assuming you can. You will need two hoses to do this. The unit is designed for pool cleaners that the hoses that have a larger end on one end and a smaller one on the other. And you also need a small hose between the Hayward Pool vac Navigator and your skimmer. You would just have to work this out.
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It all depends on your pump housing, if you are replacing an old/burned motor then look at the pump housing attachment. Another key is to check the old motor mounting holes. It looks complicated but it is actually really simple. Google pool pump replacement and you would get a bunch of youtube videos on how to replace the motor. Don't forget to order a new impeller, seal assembly, housing gasket and a new o-ring. You need to replace all these parts in order to get it running correctly. Good luck.
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As long as you have proof of purchase any authorized Pentair dealer in your area can replace it
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I don't know if parts are available, but it may be cheaper in the long run if you just buy a new machine. When mine died, I bought an Omron to replace it.
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I am not sure what your set up is. The booster pump is used with your pool cleaner and runs in tandem with your main pump. If you do not currently have one and need one worked into your system - call a pool company and have them do it for you. If you are just replacing it then it will take you about half an hour.
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You will need to check hoses and connections.Make sure no leaks. Also need to check belts and gears. Check to make sure no debris was sucked inside. If all else fails, take to Leslie pools. They only charge for the parts.
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I am sure you can. Just try to get as close to the GPH that the old one was. You may have to rig up a hose to fit the nozzle but that shouldn't be that hard. Have you tried to contact the manufacturer? They might sell you a replacement although it might be more expensive than an aftermarket one.
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You will need to cut the new hose to fit your current installation. You will get everything you need to accomplish this when you order the new hose kit except the back up valve and a few Polaris compression nuts. The nuts you need are on your old hose & b/u valve. You will lay out the new assembly next to your old one & cut to match. This is necessary to have the hose properly work in your pool. Just duplicate the old hose lengths on the new one. The distance between the b/u valve & pool wall is important to allow the Polaris to lift during a cycle of the b/u valve. Also total length is critical to insure the cleaner reaches all parts of your pool but not excess to get twisted. You will need a sharp knife, adjustable wrench & slip joint pliers. Good luck
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I really can't answer your question, but try calling a pool place and ask. That's how I knew to order the particular motor that I did.
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You can find all the replacement parts for the Sand Shark on the Pentair website at: http://www.pentairpool.com/partslists/cleaners-suction-side-kreepy-krauly-sandshark-299.htm
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To be safe I would look-up replacement grids for Pentair,I believe if you are looking at the Hayward grids will only fit in there filter.I had to match the model number from my filter to the correct replacement number Hayward part number.
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go to sharks web site and see if your model is shown, it should list replacement parts
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This would be the pressure version of this cleaner: Poolvergnuegen Pressure Poolcleaner 896584000037
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Yes. You can go to http://www.pentairpool.com/pdfs/178558MOM.pdf for an Owner's Manual. Page 11 shows a detail parts list.
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I'm not sure, but I think this display will only show what the main board "tells" it to. If you go to the Hayward website, you can contact them and they will have contact information and probably be able to answer that. Also, call a pool store in your area and ask that question. They will answer it in hopes of getting the service call.
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I don't think so. My experience is that Intex pools are very specific and require intex replacement parts. I don't think it's worth the gamble.nswer here...