Polaris 280 In - Ground Pool Cleaner with Booster Pump Logo
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280 sweep hose does not sweep-drags behind unit-unit works fine-cleans pool

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Make sure that the opening at the end of your pool cleaners sweep hose is not blocked by the sweep hose scrubber. If this does not work, you will need to adjust the sweep hose screw as mentioned above. The only thing that I would add about that is to make sure that you turn your booster pump off before you make adjustments. Hope this helps! I have a copy of the users manual for this model. Let me know if you need it and I can give it to you.

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Where hose plugs into unit, there is a large stainless screw. Turn counterclockwise to allow more water thru hose and get more sweeping action.

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