the pool cleaner

If your Kreepy Krauly pool cleaner is acting up—like moving sluggishly or losing suction—don’t replace it yet! Most issues stem from worn Kreepy Krauly pool cleaner parts, such as torn flapper valves, cracked footpads, or clogged turbines, which are cheaper to fix than buying a new unit. Common problems include weak suction (check diaphragms or hoses), strange noises (debris in the turbine), or leaks (inspect footpads). Key replacements include diaphragms (every 1–2 seasons), flapper valves (if stiff or torn), and turbines (if blades are damaged). Avoid myths like greasing parts (water pressure powers the pool cleaner) or assuming generic parts are all junk—some off-brand diaphragms work fine, but avoid sketchy turbines. Pro tips: Straighten kinked hoses, use a pump basket mesh bag to trap debris, and store indoors in winter to prevent cracks. For reliable pool cleaner parts, buy from certified sellers like PoolSupplyUnlimited or Marina Pool & Spa; Amazon reviews can help avoid counterfeits. With quick diagnoses and part swaps, your Kreepy Krauly can run like new—saving you hundreds. Keep it maintained, and your pool will stay spotless!