Why is Kreepy Krauly not moving?
If Kreepy Krauly is not moving or not pulsating. Check that the main drain and all suction lines are closed, except for the suction line to which Kreepy Krauly is attached (usually a skimmer). Check for debris in the filter or [pump basket]. Check for debris in Kreepy Krauly flapper.
What causes the pool cleaner to stop moving?
Most likely, the key reason is a congested pool filter or skimmer basket, or a clog at the mouth of your pool cleaner. If you own a particularly powerful pool pump or your water-flow is really strong, your cleaner will probably move faster than normal.
Why is my pool creepy not working?
The most common cause for a Kreepy to stop working is clogged filter sand. This is easy to diagnose because whenever you backwash the pool filter, you’ll find that the Kreepy works like a bomb for 10 minutes. Then it gets sluggish and slows down or stops again.
Why does my automatic pool cleaner get stuck?
If the suction is too strong, pushing the cleaner with a long pole virtually guarantees it will get stuck. Pulling the cleaner with a long pole isn’t as problematic, but it is still challenging. You just don’t have the control you have with a short pole.
How long does a creepy crawly last?
about 2-4 hours
HOW LONG SHOULD A KREEPY KRAULY RUN? Just as long as it needs to, which is generally about 2-4 hours depending on the size of the pool and the amount of debris. Best practice is to remove Kreepy from the pool after you are satisfied with the results.
What to do when pool vacuum stops working?
If you have a suction pool cleaner that is not moving, check the cleaner hose. It should be firmly attached to the suction line in the skimmer or the cleaner line. If you check these and they are all connected, the next thing to do would be to make sure there are no air leaks in the hose.
Where do weights go on Kreepy Krauly hose?
The hose weight should be installed on the first hose that connects to the Kreepy Krauly Head, about one third of the way up the hose.
Why is my pool pump humming and not working?
If your pool pump will not start and you hear a humming noise, check you impeller for any debris. If debris starts to build, it can block the impeller and disable the pool pump. To check the impeller, turn the power off to the pump and remove the screws in the middle of the pump body.
What does no flow mean?
The “No Flow” light indicates that the flow switch is not detecting sufficient water passing through.