Ok, my question is a direction problem. My kreepy always seems to want to go to the deep end where it gets stuck around the drains. I wonder if there is a trick to this?
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Sorry, not my strongest area, but if I had to take a shot at it I would say something is dirty or something is restricting. Try cleaning every part of the unit, flushing heavy spray garden hose water into every opening. Hope this will help! customer service
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The return jets sometimes push the hoses towards the middle of the pool. If you can direct the pool return to the side of the pool instead of straight out. Also try adjusting the position of the hose weights. Make sure the main drains are off also as most cleaners will get stuck on them if the main drain is on.
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Sorry, not my strongest area, but if I had to take a shot at it I would say something is dirty or something is restricting. Try cleaning every part of the unit, flushing heavy spray garden hose water into every opening. Hope this will help!customer service
1932682
Same here, but I think it has to do with the 'flapper" at the top. I think it gets somehow silted up and than it won't switch over. I will have to take mine apart and make sure that the shaft on which it pivots moves freely. Not the "worlds" best product......
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Michelle, I was new to the vacuum at least. This is the head that attaches to a hose that you plug in where your Kreepy Krawly filters into the wall. Then, you attach a pole so as to navigate it around the pool (sucking up debris). I ended up purchasing a separate hose, but you can just disconnect the head to your Kreepy and attach this to you existing Kreepy hose. However, you will probably need extra joint pieces (female and/or male) depending because this vacuum head didn't directly attach onto either my Kreepy hose OR the new hose. This is a very poor, cheap design. I wouldn't recommend it. Good luck and hope I helped! Michelle, I was new to the vacuum at least. This is the head that attaches to a hose that you plug in where your Kreepy Krawly filters into the wall. Then, you attach a pole so as to navigate it around the pool (sucking up debris). I ended up purchasing a separate hose, but you can just disconnect the head to your Kreepy and attach this to you existing Kreepy hose. However, you will probably need extra joint pieces (female and/or male) depending because this vacuum head didn't directly attach onto either my Kreepy hose OR the new hose. This is a very poor, cheap design. I wouldn't recommend... » Read More Michelle, I was new to the vacuum at least. This is the head that attaches to a hose that you plug in where your Kreepy Krawly filters into the wall. Then, you attach a pole so as to navigate it around the pool (sucking up debris). I ended up purchasing a separate hose, but you can just disconnect the head to your Kreepy and attach this to you existing Kreepy hose. However, you will probably need extra joint pieces (female and/or male) depending because this vacuum head didn't directly attach onto either my Kreepy hose OR the new hose. This is a very poor, cheap design. I wouldn't recommend it. Good luck and hope I helped! « Show Less
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There is a flow regulator on top (little black nob with and arrow) try changing it s orientation until you get your desired flow...hope it helps.
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Slide it on the drain side then click the other half. Haven't had a problem with it staying on.
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SOLVED!! My RO system made a gurgling/dropping sound for several minutes each time I used it. Tried all the suggestions I found to no avail. I finally solved the problem... The drain line, going into the sink drain, had a low spot. (The drain line had a section that sloped upward to the sink drain). I shortened the tubing by a couple of inches so the drain line now only slopes down. Problem solved!!!!!
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We had the same issue. Turned out it was a plumbing issue, not this device. The plumber has to balance hot & cold, to your preference. It took him less than 2 minutes to adjust it. Good luck!
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It always drains, so when I have mine on the countertop, I make sure the little holes (at opposite end of silverware trays) are positioned over the lip/edge of the sink. I guess you could cover those holes with something-??tape??-and then UNcover when you put it back in the sink.
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I agree with the general idea of "wiggle more" haha. If it's a bathroom sink, you can remove the stopper by messing around under the sink (even if the zip-it is already down there). That may help you wiggle at more angles.
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I found I had to tighten the hose on the outlet, which is a pain where it is located, to keep it running smooth. Use a wrench, but no so tight you break anything. We also have to keep the hose situated so it drains down the whole length of the hose, no rises as it goes towards the open end. Hope this helps
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I have never had this problem with this Drain. I would suggest making sure it is tightened down enough so that it is flush with the bottom of the bowl
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I have the same problem and I fiddle with hose and tilt the basin to the side where it drains,and the water comes out. You will never get all the water out,and you need to turn the basin upside down in your tub or sink to get the rest of the water out.
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Our pool is tear shaped. That is a big radius at the deep end smaller radius at the shallow end. We've used Kreepys for twenty years or more with no problems other than the Kreepy getting caught on our ladder. I removed the ladder years ago. Nobody misses it. I have no corners in our pool. Everything has a radius to it.
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What I do is just turn it upside down (be careful of the plastic threads) and let it drain.. That's about all you can do..
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I use the basket on the inline intake. Just check it regularly. If Kreepy slows down it indicates the inline basket is quite full so definitely check it.
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I had the problem at first too. I discovered when you fill it to the line, it doesn't work. So, I go a little below the line and it works fine. Try that!
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At the top where the water expulsion ports are, there is a plastic divider that moves back and forth, it can get stuck by leaves or debris. Move it back and forth with your finger a couple times and it will usually work fine after that...