If you want a multi-function pool cleaner that allows you to control multiple intake captures that can elevate your pool cleaning system into high-efficiency mode, you'd probably be looking into the features of a Polaris 140 Vac Sweep. The one thing you need to know about a Polaris 140 is that it's designed primarily for In-ground pools and will allow you to easily connect your cleaner to the pool's skimmer or dedicated suction line.

However, just because the features to enjoy from a Polaris 140 are a lot doesn't mean that its an indestructible piece of equipment. This is the reason why we created this category. This will be your source of information of all the common genuine parts you may need to get your Polaris 140 cleaner up and running again. We make you save money just by these replacements without which you'd probably be going to spend thousands in buying a brand new unit.

One of the most common replacement parts you may need is the: 8-2058 Polaris Housing Guards (Left/Right Side). Your Polaris 140 promises to offer an easy-to-install skimmer or dedicated suction line that can elevate its dual-action cleaning power. However, with a broken housing guard, this feature won't fully work or completely won't be enjoyed as it is intended to be.

You want to maximize the one-intake system that captures leaves and other large debris of your Polaris 140, but if you have a broken piece of 8-4075 Polaris 140 Magnet Cap Pad, the cleaning procedure will probably waste electricity. That's why you have to get it replaced immediately when broken, or else your unit will be unusable or at least exposes itself to more complicated repairs.

Your Polaris 140 pool cleaner is made with a flow regulator that maintains efficiency between each filter cleaning and in order to avoid replacements for this component, make sure you store your unit away from direct exposure to strong heat or corrosive chemicals that limit its lifespan.