A self propelled pool cleaner
A cleaner, self-propelled technology, used in swimming pools, public buildings, gymnasiums, etc., which can solve the problems of legacy cleaners and difficult to sell
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[0053] figure 1 The prior swimming pool cleaner 10 shown in has a hollow body member 12 with a hollow 14 forming a fluid inlet port 16 at its seat 17 and a fluid outlet port 18 at its top 19 . Due to the reduced wall thickness, the top 19 has a slightly smaller outer circumference. A top cover 20 is secured at the top around the fluid outlet port 18 . The top cover 20 has a connection opening 22 to which a rotary tube 24 is connected via a wear ring 26 inserted in the opening 22 . A hand nut 28 is used to maintain the swivel tube 24 in place. The support 17 ends at about 45° at its trailing end and has an outwardly extending flange 30 to which a flexible disc (not shown) is attached.
[0054] The main body 12 is shown having been sectioned along its longitudinal center axis for access to components in the hollow. This member comprises a wedge shaped hammer valve member 32 pivotally connected to a divider 34 which is secured by a T-shaped fixing element 36 . Upstream to th...
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