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The bag is supported by the jet of water shooting into it. When the pump stops, the jet stops and the bag should fall over sideways, retaining the leaves. I'm curious, Letro was bought out by Pentair 10+ years ago and the Jet Vac was discontinued. Also the description says that this cleaner runs without a booster pump. Every Jet Vac I have ever met runs with a booster pump. Are you sure the installation is correct?
Does pump work? if not, then it's a pump problem. If yes, then possibly plugged with debris either in the booster pump impeller or at the finger screen? It's located at the wall adaptor. Or... The internal gear assembly is the problem? Sometimes the get stuck, broken tooth on an individual gear, or foreign debris clogging it.
The first thing you need to do is tip the vac up on its back and have a
good look at where the water/detergent comes out of, you should see
several little jets running along the bottom of the vac right at the
front, now what you need to do is get a long pin and give all of these
little jets a good poke with a long needle make sure you do this to all
of the jets.
Once you have done this sit it back up right and
give it a try, you may need to hold the trigger down for 2 or 3 min to
let the water/detergent work its way through the vac.
If how
ever it still dont work then empty the detergent/water bottle and fill
it with hot but not boiling water and add a couple of table spoons of
salt now put the bottle back on the vac and leave it for 3 or 4 min
then switch is on and hold the button down again for 2 or 3min. Now the
hot water and the salt should have broke down any build up of gel that
the detergent has turned into over time.
Repeat this process 2 or 3 times to give it chance to work its way around the vac. After
doing this check the jets again and poke with a needle as the chances
are the blockage has now moved and is by the jets, now give it another
try.
Now if you never found the blockage empty the water/detergent bottle
and check where the water comes out of the bottle into the vac you
should be abe to press it and see if the water flow freely out of the
bottle. if it does then you need to check the part of the vac where
this bottle attaches to, their should be some sort of filter where this
bottle fits so have a look their and clean with a pin if blocked. If
you find no blockage then try again with the hot water to rule out 100%
blockage being the problem. if you have checked and their is no
blockage then this would indicate a problem with the pump or a blockage
in the pump, now as the pump is not a serviceable part you cant take it
apart and clean it so the only option you have is keep trying with hot
water or replace pump( check any warranty before you do any work
yourself)
The hot salty water should work but make take several tries until it breaks down the gel build up.
Now
what they should have told you when you purchased your machine is that
after every use empty the detergent bottle and fill with clean warm
water and then let this run through your cleaner, you need to do this
as if you leave the detergent in the bottle and leave it in the pipes
inside the vac then what happens is that over time the detergent turns
to a gel so making sure the detergent is gone will guarantee the vac
will work the next time you want to use it
de filters clog very fast i suggest put vac in pool put hose over pool attach a wet vac to get water out of hose remove wet vac and vac saves de and water
every pool has a dead spot where the vacume gets stuck! expesially when the vacs get a little age on them! juist keep an eye on it and work with it! or replace the vac!
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