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How To Replace the Pentair Kreepy Krauly Cleaner Wings

WRITTEN BY: Danny Rhodehamel

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With time the wings on the Pentair Kreepy Krauly Cleaner may become worn or broken. This guide shows you how easy it is to replace these wings

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Step 1

ORDER PARTS - The first step is to order the parts you will need. The only parts required are the Pentair Kreepy Krauly WINGS. This picture identifies the front and back straps.

Step 2

LOCATE BAND CLAMP JOINT - This picture shows the location of the band clamp joint and how it links together. The two sides of the clamp overlap, right over left and lock together.

Step 3

PULL JOINT APART - To separate the clamp lock, take a pair of pliers and gently pull the tab end of the top strap away from the main body.

Step 4

PULL OFF OLD WINGS - Pull the straps of the wings out of the groove in the main body.

Step 5

PLACE BACK STRAP ONTO CLEANER - Slip the back strap of the new wings into the lower groove of the Pentair Kreepy Krauly Cleaner and bring the front strap around to the front.

Step 6

CLOSE FRONT BAND CLAMP - Overlap the right strap of the band clamp over the left strap and interlock the clamp.

Step 7

That's all there is to replacing the wings. Your upgraded Pentair Kreepy Krauly Cleaner is ready to go.

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Kmross67 Posted: 8/5/2015

I have had my Kreepy Krawler since 1995, and she's running great. The kids broke off one of these wings while running around the pool. The pictures and explaination were awesomely simple. Nothing like a one minute fix to make your day!

Thanks much, and hope that you keep on helping others!
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chad Posted: 7/9/2014

The diagram made it very easy to install.
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Anonymous Posted: 6/22/2014

Was a breeze. Took 90 seconds. Thought I was going to have to take apart the unit. Lucky didn't have to.
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