ZODIAC MX8/6 ENGINE ASSEMBLY

Overview:

The Zodiac MX8/6 Engine Assembly is a vital component for the efficient operation of the MX8 and MX6 pool cleaners. It acts as the heart of these cleaners, powering their movement and cleaning action in your pool.

Key Features:

1. Compatibility: Designed specifically for the Zodiac MX8 and MX6 pool cleaners.
2. Advanced Movement: The engine is powered by four swiveling wings, enabling the pool cleaner to move forward swiftly and handle pool contours and obstacles with ease.
3. Efficient Cleaning: Equipped with two scrubbing brushes, the engine assembly enhances the cleaner’s ability to tackle tough dirt and debris, ensuring a thorough clean of your pool.
4. Durability: The Zodiac MX8/6 engine assembly is built to last, but like all mechanical parts, it may require replacement due to wear and tear over time.
5. Ease of Installation: The engine assembly can be easily installed, but always refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines or consult with a professional for proper installation.

Common Replacement Indicators:

• Broken Paddles: If the paddles of your pool cleaner are broken, it’s a sign that the engine assembly may need replacing.
• Difficulty Climbing Walls: When the cleaner struggles to climb walls, the engine assembly might not be functioning optimally.
• Random Stopping: If the unit gets stuck in random places in the pool, it could be due to a failing engine assembly.

Maintenance Tips:

• Regular Inspection: Regularly inspect your pool cleaner for signs of wear or damage, particularly the paddles and drive shafts.
• Drive Shaft Maintenance: The MX8 & MX6 drive shafts, connecting the engine to the gearbox, should be checked and potentially replaced every 2 – 3 years due to wear and tear.
• Clean Debris: To reduce strain on the engine, keep your pool free of excessive leaves and debris. Consider using additional tools like a Poolskim to aid in this.

Installation Tips:

1. Disassembly: Carefully disassemble the necessary parts of your pool cleaner to access the engine assembly.
2. Replacement: Remove the old engine assembly and replace it with the new one. Ensure all connections, especially to the drive shafts, are secure.
3. Reassembly: Reassemble the pool cleaner, making sure all parts are correctly aligned and securely fastened.
4. Testing: After installation, test the pool cleaner in the water to ensure it’s operating correctly.

Note: The engine assembly is sold per unit and does not include the bearing. It’s essential to purchase the correct replacement parts specific to the model of your pool cleaner. Always consult the manufacturer’s instructions or a professional for guidance if you’re unsure about the replacement process.