What if there is very little sution coming from the vaccum?
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Theresa, I'm going to assume that you mean that there is too little suction to operate the unit? A testing device comes with the cleaner. You insert it into the end of your hose (where the cleaner would connect) and it measures the amount of suction available to run the vacuum. Mine runs (slowly) and the gauge shows that there is barely enough vacuum to operate it. Although it does run slowly, it does cover the whole pool and keeps it spotless.If you have even less vacuum available probably none of the vacuum-side cleaners will work very well. There has to be water movement inside of the cleaner to move the internal components and that requires a minimum of vacuum. You may have a leakage problem? Theresa, I'm going to assume that you mean that there is too little suction to operate the unit? A testing device comes with the cleaner. You insert it into the end of your hose (where the cleaner would connect) and it measures the amount of suction available to run the vacuum. Mine runs (slowly) and the gauge shows that there is barely enough vacuum to operate it. Although it does run slowly, it does cover the whole pool and keeps it spotless.If you have even less vacuum available probably none of the vacuum-side cleaners will work very well. There has to be water movement inside of... » Read More Theresa, I'm going to assume that you mean that there is too little suction to operate the unit? A testing device comes with the cleaner. You insert it into the end of your hose (where the cleaner would connect) and it measures the amount of suction available to run the vacuum. Mine runs (slowly) and the gauge shows that there is barely enough vacuum to operate it. Although it does run slowly, it does cover the whole pool and keeps it spotless.If you have even less vacuum available probably none of the vacuum-side cleaners will work very well. There has to be water movement inside of the cleaner to move the internal components and that requires a minimum of vacuum. You may have a leakage problem? « Show Less
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You may want to check your filter out and backwash it. there may be some debris in it, i.e., leaves,trash, foreign material. The kreepy does need sufficient suction pressure to function properly. Good luck.
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You may need to backwash. There may also be something (leaf, etc.) caught somewhere in the hose. Good luck!
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You may have an energy efficient pump motor that operates on a lower RPM to save on your electric bill. If this is the case you need to adjust the program to allow the unit to work at a higher RPM for the time you want the cleaner to work. Who ever installed the pump motor should be able to adjust the RPM to the proper speed to allow for the right amount of suction required by the GW9500.
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It depends on whether or not you have the suction control on the handle as to whether or not I can answer the question. My only experience with the suction level going down to 1 was when I accidentally had my hand on the suction control while vacuuming.
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Not that i can figure out. Good question though....our old commercial vac would let you do that.
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There is no signal but I do think the suction gets less when the bag begins to get full. I just periodically change the bag, especially if I know I have cleaned a lot.
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Syed, the wooded legs are only 3 inches high, so a vacuum cleaner will not have enough room to get underneath.
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Hi Jan. I would assume that, like every vacuum cleaner, something could be stuck (may be in the hose) preventing the water to be sucked up.
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I believe it allows more or less air through the vaccuum head, depending on whether you're using it on high or low pile carpet.
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The compressor has enough to run it. but ig you use it for any length of time you might run out of air.
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It could be clogged...did you check all pathways? I've honestly never had that problem. It's similar to a vacuum, so I'd imagine it gets gunked up.
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I only use it when the system has a vacuum. That way no air if you hold the unit upright
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Hi Mac,It's just a powerful standard hand vac.--no blowing of air so far as I know.
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A vacuum should work, but ideally you want to not over stuff it with anything that might cause a hole.
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You've have to be pretty stout but I don't see a reason why not. The vac decreases the suction of a vacuum down to a pretty manageable amount though so you could have some problems dealing with that.
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It lets air in but not come back out. I used my shop vac to air it up. Works great. About an inch on diameter.
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I'm sure J. Lugo's response was correct, but it must be very minimal. I haven't noticed any reduction in suction at all.
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No. However, the hose length tends to be short resulting in the possibility.
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I am sorry but 35 psi is not enough pressure to create a vaccum to remove the water.