Pool cleaners
Pool cleaners and cleaner parts
Robotic, suction and pressure cleaners, plus the parts that wear out, matched to the model on your cleaner.
Two safe first checks
- Empty the cleaner's filter, bag or canister and the pump and skimmer baskets.
- Look for worn parts: tires, tracks, brushes, skirts or a split hose.
Still not sure? Show a pool tech on a short video call before you buy, so you only order the part you need.
Which part? Common symptoms
| What you're seeing | Parts often involved |
|---|---|
| Robot won't move or shows a fault | Power supply, cable, motor unit (tech check first) |
| Robot moves but won't climb or pick up | Brushes, tracks, filters |
| Suction cleaner stalls or sticks | Diaphragm, skirt, hose, flow setting |
| Pressure cleaner circles or won't move | Tires, feed hose, booster pump, swivels |
Pool cleaners and cleaner parts we source
Robotic cleaners & robot parts
Robotic cleaners and their brushes, filters, tracks, motor units, cables and power supplies.
Common sign: Robot won't move, climb or pick up, or the power supply shows a fault.
Suction cleaners & parts
Suction-side cleaners and their diaphragms, hoses, skirts, wings and feet.
Common sign: Cleaner stalls, sticks in one place, or barely moves.
Pressure cleaners & parts
Pressure-side cleaners and their tires, tails, sweep hoses, bags and feed hoses.
Common sign: Cleaner circles, won't climb, or the bag won't fill.
Cleaner hoses, swivels & bags
Hose sections, swivels, leaf canisters and debris bags.
Common sign: Tangled or cracked hose, or a torn bag.
What to send us
The model label on the cleaner (and on the power supply for a robot), a photo of the worn part, and what it's doing.
Where to find the model and part numbers
- Robotic cleaners have a model label on the robot and on the power supply.
- Suction and pressure cleaners have the model molded into or printed on the body.
- A photo of the worn part (tire, track, brush, diaphragm or hose) helps us match it.
Brands we source and help find pool cleaners and cleaner parts for
- Maytronics (Dolphin)
- Polaris
- Zodiac
- Hayward
- Pentair
Common questions
Is it worth fixing an old robotic cleaner?
Sometimes. Brushes, tracks and filters are inexpensive, but a motor unit or power supply can cost a good share of a new robot. A tech can help you decide.
Why does my pressure cleaner need a booster pump?
Many pressure-side cleaners run on a separate booster pump. If the cleaner is weak, the booster, its seals or the feed hose may be involved. Send us the models and we'll match the part.
Can I return cleaner parts?
Unused parts are reviewed case by case; contact us before sending anything back. Power supplies, motor units and special orders can't be returned once ordered.
Related guides
Filter pressure high or low
The gauge tells you when to clean the filter, and when something upstream is wrong.
Read the guideCloudy pool water
Test first. Cloudy water is usually chlorine, pH or filtration.
Read the guideBrand names are trademarks of their owners. We're an independent parts and support service, not affiliated with, endorsed by or an authorized dealer for any manufacturer. These are brands we source and help find parts for. Availability depends on the part and model, and your quote confirms it.
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