Pool cleaner not moving properly

If your Legend Pool Cleaner is acting up, here’s a quick troubleshooting guide. If it’s not moving properly or spinning in circles, check for hose tangles, debris in the wheels, or suction issues (aim for 10–15 PSI). For weak suction, clean the filter bag, inspect the pump, and ensure no hose leaks. If it ignores half the pool, adjust the hose length or flow restrictor and nudge it toward neglected spots. Strange noises? Clear grit from gears, lubricate with silicone, or replace worn parts. If it leaves dusty residue, rinse the filter bag, run longer cycles, or shock the pool for algae. For wall-climbing failures, replace worn brushes, boost suction, or add hose weights. Regular maintenance—like cleaning the filter, inspecting hoses, and lubricating parts—keeps it running smoothly. If problems persist (e.g., constant repairs or motor failure), consider a replacement. Avoid myths like “just toss it in” or skipping chemicals; strategic use and proper care ensure your Legend Pool Cleaner works like a champ. For quick fixes, refer to the table below: