Diaphragm repair

Your Kreepy Krauly isn’t just a pool gadget—it’s a precision machine with wear-prone Kreepy Krauly parts that keep your pool sparkling. Most “broken” cleaners just need simple fixes: a worn flapper valve replacement ($15) can restore suction, while a torn diaphragm repair ($20) stops erratic movements. Sun-damaged hoses and seized swivels kill efficiency, forcing your pump to work overtime. Regular pool cleaner maintenance—like lubricating joints and replacing brittle hoses—saves hundreds vs. buying new. Ignoring parts leads to weak cleaning, higher chemical costs, and algae battles. The fix? Learn the common failures (flapper valves every 2-3 years, diaphragms when movement falters) and keep spares on hand. A little DIY know-how keeps your Kreepy Krauly running like new—without the pool store markup.