Bought a Water Tech Pool Blaster Max Li Pool & Spa Cleaner for picking up debris at the bottom of the pool. It works great. However, I am not sure what's the best way to take it out of water without letting all the debris falling back into the pool.
Pool Blaster Max Li Cleaner - How do you take it out of water?
- Thread starter acpie360
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No, mine doesn't have a check valve. I can't see how it is even possible to have a check valve. This is what I got:
Amazon.com : Water Tech Pool Blaster Max Li Pool & Spa Cleaner : Swimming Pool Handheld Vacuums : Gateway
Amazon.com : Water Tech Pool Blaster Max Li Pool & Spa Cleaner : Swimming Pool Handheld Vacuums : Gateway
Does your unit not have a black rubber flap on the intake tube? That's the check valve.
Just pull the Blaster out of the water and let it drain back into the pool until it's empty. The debris will stay where it belongs.
Just pull the Blaster out of the water and let it drain back into the pool until it's empty. The debris will stay where it belongs.
Here is the user manual: https://www.watertechcorp.com/manuals/li/2017-MAX-Li-OP-Manual_MultiLanguage.pdf
It does not mention a check valve or tell you how to take it out of the water.
It does not mention a check valve or tell you how to take it out of the water.
That is the check valve on my unit. You can even see it in the pictures on the Amazon link. If yours does not have one then it is faulty.
rajung
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When removing out of the pool, hold it straight up so the cleaning pad is facing up and water is draining out the sides, even with the one way flap.
I have noticed that that flap is installed with 2 plastic pins that are melted down to hold the flap in place. I have had one come loose due to not being melted all the way down or just wore out and caused the little flap to swing a little to the side and not seal. There was enough of the stub left to re-melt back down.
I have noticed that that flap is installed with 2 plastic pins that are melted down to hold the flap in place. I have had one come loose due to not being melted all the way down or just wore out and caused the little flap to swing a little to the side and not seal. There was enough of the stub left to re-melt back down.
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