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Re: trying to diagnose Polaris cleaner problem
It is necessary in order to make the Polaris work correctly. It's where the jet of water comes out that picks the cleaner up and moves it to a different spot. It should shoot water for about 30 seconds, then stop. If it's not working correctly, it does need to be replaced. It's expensive, though--I think the one I replaced ran around $50.
Janet
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