How to Replace a Pentair Kreepy Krauly Cleaner Vacuum Seal

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The Pentair Kreepy Krauly Pool Cleaner comes with one of two vacuum seals. The Pleated seal works with all pool types: concrete, vinyl, fiberglass, and tile. The Starfish seal , shown here, is used exclusively in concrete pools. The Vacuum Seal on your Pentair Kreepy Krauly Cleaner slides along the pool's surface as the Cleaner suck up debris. After time, this seal will wear to the point that it has to be replaced. This guide shows you how easy it is to replace the Pentair Kreepy Krauly Cleaner Vacuum Seal.

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Step 1

CHECK PARTS REQUIRED - The only part you will need to order is the Pentair Kreepy Krauly Cleaner Vacuum Seal. Order either the PLEATED SEAL for general use or the STARFISH SEAL for concrete pool use.

Step 2

PULL OFF OLD VACUUM SEAL -To remove the old Vacuum Seal, gently pull an edge of it down over the foot pad until it is completely off.

Step 3

LOCATE TOP SIDE - The words "THIS SIDE UP" are stamped into the top of the seal. When you install the seal, this side must face up towards the main body. The flat side will be down towards the pool floor.

Step 4

INSTALL NEW SEAL - To install the new Pentair Kreepy Krauly Cleaner Vacuum Seal, pull it gently up over the foot pad until it seats itself on the other side in its groove. When in place, the vacuum seal should rotate freely. Make sure the flat side of the vacuum seal in facing down.

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That's all there is to installing a new Kreepy Krauly Vacuum Seal.

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Anonymous  Posted: 3/10/2022 

I can't get new seal pn
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InyoPools Product Specialist  Posted: 3/11/2022 

The seals used on this Kreepy Krauly are listed at the beginning of the guide, Kreepy Krauly Pleated Seal (all purpose) & Kreepy Krauly Starfish Seal (concrete).
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Anonymous  Posted: 8/3/2014 

Kreepy Krauly Seal - Not sure what's going on here. The seal is generally easy to remove. If it's an old unit, the seal may be corroded on. Try moving it in its groove to free it up. It should eventually move easily. Then try pealing it up out of the groove. If that doesn't work, try soaking the bottom of the cleaner in a mild TSP solution for a couple of hours.
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Anonymous  Posted: 7/31/2014 

Having a heck of a time getting the old seal off. Any suggestions
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