Can this roller be removed from the solar blanket and reinstalled on a new one?
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Yes, the Solar Roller uses removable locking fasteners to button the cover to the rollers that allows you to easily replace the cover or remove to store in the off-season.
909359
I have not had to replace the roller but then again I quite using it because it did not work
1872480
I believe the model I purchased can be installed after the line is put up but it requires the removal and installation of the rollers plus one other bolt/nut.
869040
If the entire sheet is in among the rollers you will need professional help to get it out. When I had part of a insulating sleeve partially caught in it I took off the upper heat shield over the rollers and ran it in reverse and used a very dull butter knife to dig/pry it out. Ideally I would not recommend this as there is a possibility of damaging the rollers and or being electrocuted (the knife I used was all metal without a insulating handle). I was lucky to get it all out otherwise I would have had to replace the laminator (Like too many things these days that would have been cheaper than paying to fix it). If the entire sheet is in among the rollers you will need professional help to get it out. When I had part of a insulating sleeve partially caught in it I took off the upper heat shield over the rollers and ran it in reverse and used a very dull butter knife to dig/pry it out. Ideally I would not recommend this as there is a possibility of damaging the rollers and or being electrocuted (the knife I used was all metal without a insulating handle). I was lucky to get it all out otherwise I would have had to replace the laminator (Like too many things these days that would have been cheaper... » Read More If the entire sheet is in among the rollers you will need professional help to get it out. When I had part of a insulating sleeve partially caught in it I took off the upper heat shield over the rollers and ran it in reverse and used a very dull butter knife to dig/pry it out. Ideally I would not recommend this as there is a possibility of damaging the rollers and or being electrocuted (the knife I used was all metal without a insulating handle). I was lucky to get it all out otherwise I would have had to replace the laminator (Like too many things these days that would have been cheaper than paying to fix it). « Show Less
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I wouldn't know why not, as long as your solar cover is not wider than the rod. However, the circular handles both broke on mine with only a little use. I would suggest you look for a high quality one instead.
1118597
Yes. You will have to take it off your old one and put it one the new one. If you pull down on it, it should slip right off.
966868
I believe you should be able to. All I needed to do was unplug the fan and remove one screw and the fan/wheel unit was removed. A real easy procedure.
960431
no . you have to replace rollers. that's why my wife wanted entire set. It is almost as cheap and you get new unit.
1981372
I replaced the cover for my Coleman tsr 7300 series ac and did not have to reseal it...the cover comes with new hardware and foam for the fitment of the cover to your unit. It was really simple. Just unplugged the solar charger removed old hardware, cover lifts right off and place sticky foam on ac as explained by instructions. slip on new cover, replace solar unit and hardware and plug it back in..took me maybe 15-20 minutes. . I did not have to replace the ac seal between the unit and roof to replace the cover and this kit did not come with one....hope this helpsJohn H.
1847400
Yes, that's what I did. I was able to remove/reuse the painted plastic cover from my old mirror.
1711629
I have done that,but it breaks the warranty. If it has one, its fine though. I honestly think they work better on my solar batteries when I cut the wires and run them to it anyway.
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Note: Unplug the electrical cord!1. Remove the three screws holding the BOTTOM cover.2. Remove the bottom cover, exposing the motor shaft, the belt channel, and the and roller-brush.3. Remove the old belt.4. Lift the roller-brush from it's position.5. Place the new belt on the motor shaft.6. Place the new belt on the roller-brush. on the smooth area for the belt.7. Stretch the belt as you place the roller-brush in it's original place.7. Replace the cover and screws.8. Place the vacuum upright.9. Plug in the electrical cord and vacuum. Note: Unplug the electrical cord!1. Remove the three screws holding the BOTTOM cover.2. Remove the bottom cover, exposing the motor shaft, the belt channel, and the and roller-brush.3. Remove the old belt.4. Lift the roller-brush from it's position.5. Place the new belt on the motor shaft.6. Place the new belt on the roller-brush. on the smooth area for the belt.7. Stretch the belt as you place the roller-brush in it's original place.7. Replace the cover and screws.8. Place the vacuum upright.9. Plug in the... » Read More Note: Unplug the electrical cord!1. Remove the three screws holding the BOTTOM cover.2. Remove the bottom cover, exposing the motor shaft, the belt channel, and the and roller-brush.3. Remove the old belt.4. Lift the roller-brush from it's position.5. Place the new belt on the motor shaft.6. Place the new belt on the roller-brush. on the smooth area for the belt.7. Stretch the belt as you place the roller-brush in it's original place.7. Replace the cover and screws.8. Place the vacuum upright.9. Plug in the electrical cord and vacuum. « Show Less
1659130
The solar blanket wont hurt it, but it will not function properly if you run your filter with the blanket on the pool. I love ours. It's great for seasons when a lot of floating debris gets in the pool.
1839412
Don't know. Tried them, my heater was old enough that plastic was to brittle, trying to insert them just caused the plastic to split further.So got rid of the solar panel and the plugs.
1993913
It cannot be removed by rolling it out. It needs to be disassembled to remove it (if someone has already assembled it in). I can see why you would want to do it..if you are tall or like sitting on a higher chair, there isn't too much knee room under there if the rolling part is assembled in.
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Yes. When I moved into the house I am in now, I had to buy a new one because mine was cut. I tried to splice it before I bought a new one, but that didn't work. The previous owner had a dog, so I guessed that this was the issue (it had also chewed through the power cord for my pool cleaner).
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I would say YES to remove 0ld liner. how ? I lifted the old liner around the edges with my fingers then was able to just pull and lift it off with my fingers. one came off in sections .the other in one piece in