Pentair 720, 730 User Manual

Prowler™ 720 and 730

Robotic Inground Pool Cleaners

Installation

User's Guide

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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Trademarks and Disclaimers: Prowler and the Pentair Water Pool and Spa logo are trademarka of Pentair Water Pool and Spa, Inc. Other
trademarks and trade names may be used in this document to refer to either the entities claiming the marks and names or their products. Pentair
Water Pool and Spa, Inc. disclaims any proprietary interest in trademarks and trade names other than its own.

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Contents

Important Safety Precautions .............................................................................................. ii

Section 1: Introduction ..................................................................................................... 1

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Prowler

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Section 2: Installation ....................................................................................................... 3

Cleaner Components ...............................................................................................3

Operating the Prowler

Technical Data .........................................................................................................4

Cleaner Placement ..................................................................................................5

Power Supply Set-Up .............................................................................................. 6

720 and 730 Overview ............................................................................. 1

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720 and 730 Features .............................................................................. 2

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720 and 730 Cleaner ......................................................... 4

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Wireless Remote Control ........................................................................................7

Using the Radio Remote Control Feature ................................................................7

Remote Control Cleaning Modes ............................................................................. 7

Replacing the Remote Control Battery ....................................................................8

Section 3: Maintenance .....................................................................................................9

Changing/Cleaning the Filter Bag ............................................................................ 9

Changing the Drive Belts ......................................................................................... 10

Changing Brushes ................................................................................................... 10

Cable Care .............................................................................................................. 11

Important Maintenance Tips .................................................................................... 11

In/Off-Season Storage ............................................................................................. 11

Section 4: Replacement Parts ..........................................................................................12

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720 Exploded View................................................................................... 12

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720 Replacement Parts List ..................................................................... 13

Prowler

Prowler

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730 Exploded View................................................................................... 14

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730 Replacement Parts List ..................................................................... 15

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IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Important Notice:

Attention Installer: This guide contains important information about the installation, operation and safe use of

this product. This information should be given to the owner and/or operator of this equipment after installation of the
pool cleaner.

Attention User: This manual contains important information that will help you in operating and maintaining this
pool cleaner. Please retain it for future reference. Consult Pentair Water with any questions regarding this equipment.

WARNING —Before installing this product, read and follow all warning notices and instructions which are

included. Failure to follow safety warnings and instructions can result in severe injury, death,
or property damage. Call [phone] for additional free copies of these instructions.

Consumer Information and Safety

The Prowler™ 720 and 730 pool cleaners are designed and manufactured to provide many years of safe and reliable
service when installed, operated and maintained according to the information in this manual. Throughout the manual,
safety warnings and cautions are identified by the “ “ symbol. Be sure to read and comply with all of the warnings and
cautions.

DANGER — Risk of electrical shock or electrocution.

The electrical supply to this product must be installed in accordance with the National Electrical
Code and all applicable local codes and ordinances. Improper installation will create an electrical
hazard which could result in death or serious injury to pool or spa users, installers, or others due
to electrical shock, and may also cause damage to property.

Always disconnect the power to the cleaner before servicing. Failure to do so could result in death
or serious injury to serviceman, pool users or others due to electrical shock. Read and follow the
specific instructions inside this guide.

WARNING —Hazardous suction. Do not play with cleaner or cable or apply to body. Can trap and tear hair

or body parts. Cable can trip or entangle swimmers which could result in drowning.

WARNING —Do not allow swimmers in the pool while pool cleaner is operating. Cable can trip or entangle

swimmers which could result in drowning.

WARNING —To reduce the risk of injury, do not let children use or play with pool cleaner.

CAUTION — Before installing the cleaner in a gunite pool or a pool that is partially or completely tiled, repair

loose tiles and tighten any loose light rings.

CAUTION — Before installing the cleaner, understand cleaner coverage: The cleaner was not designed to

automatically clean steps or to work under a solar cover. It was also not designed to do initial
cleanup for a new pool installation.

CAUTION — The unit must be supplied through a residual current device (RCD) having a rated operating

current not exceeding 30mA.

• The connection to the branch circuit should be consistent with the local and National Electrical Code.

• Mishandling the unit can result in leakage of lubricants.

• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a licensed or certified electrician or a

qualified pool serviceman in order to avoid hazards.

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Section 1

Introduction

The Prowler™ 720 and 730 Overview

Vacuums what you can see, filters what you can’t...

Prowler™ 720 and 730 are the computer-controlled, programmed cleaners that scrub and vacuum your pool’s
bottom, walls and steps and provides supplemental filtration of pool water.

Powerful, efficient, and smart!

The Prowler™ 720 and 730 features the patented Aqua Smart System. This intelligent program enables the
cleaner to fully cover and efficiently clean any standard residential swimming pool in approximately one hour
(90 minutes for larger residential pools). The high-speed drive motor propels the unit across pool surfaces while
a high-efficiency pump motor delivers thorough, economical cleaning performance.

Totally independent of your pool circulation system, the Prowler
without running pumps. It requires no installation, no booster pump, no hoses. Just plug it in and place it in your
pool…it’s a totally self-contained cleaning and filtration system.

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720 and 730 provide on-demand cleaning

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Two-way cleaning with remote control convenience

The Prowler 730™ Remote Control provides the ultimate in automatic pool cleaning convenience. The wireless
radio remote control system provides two automatic cleaning options – one for the pool bottom and a second for
the bottom and sides. Remote control functions allow you to override the automatic cleaning modes to perform
quick spot clean-ups. Simply guide the cleaner to any area of the pool with the touch of a button.

No other cleaner is so simple.

No other cleaner provides such a complete cleaning job at such a low operating cost.

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General Features

Two-way cleaning performance:

• Powerful vacuum action removes fine particles and larger debris.

• Integrated filtration system captures dirt and debris in handy collection bag.

• Integrated filter reduces run time of your primary filtration system by 25% to save on pump energy use
and normal wear and tear.

• Works fast; thoroughly scrubs and vacuums pools up to 20 x 50 feet in just 60–90 minutes.

• Auto-reverse feature prevents hang-ups in corners and by steps and ladders for uninterrupted service.

• Cleans all pool surfaces: gunite, vinyl, fiberglass and tile.

Additional Features:

Time and energy-saving features:

• Reduces your filtration system’s run time.

• Removes algae and bacteria.

• Vacuums all types of debris.

• Cleans and scrubs most pool steps.

• Built-in filtration system with reusable filter bag.

• Cleans any size, shape and type of standard residential pool in only one hour.

• The intelligent program enables the cleaner to fully cover and efficiently clean any standard residential
swimming pool in approximately one hour (90 minutes for larger residential pools).

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Section 2

Installation

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The following general information describes how to install the Prowler™ 720 and 730 robotic pool cleaners.
Carefully read the following so that you are fully aware of all the capabilities and features this Prowler
has to offer.

NOTE: Before installing this product, read and follow all warning notices and instructions starting
on page ii.

Introducing your new Prowler™ Cleaner

Dear Customer, Congratulations! You have purchased one of the best pool cleaners that technology has to offer!
Thank you for choosing the Prowler™ cleaner to clean your pool. We hope that you will enjoy using your new
Prowler™ cleaner to maintain your swimming pool for years to come.

Your Prowler™ automatic pool cleaner includes the following:

• Cleaning Unit & Cable

• Power Supply (Transformer)

• Caddy — Cart

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cleaner

Photo shows the Prowler™ 720 in a convenient,

protective cradle for easy storage and transport,

also available for the Prowler™ 730 model.

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Operating the Prowler™ 720 and 730 Cleaners

WARNING — Your Cleaner should not be used while people are swimming in the pool. The cable can trip or

entangle swimmers which could result in drowning.

WARNING — Risk of electrical shock or electrocution.

A Ground Fault Current Interrupter (GFCI-USA) or a Residual Current Device (RCD-EUROPE) must
be installed to protect your electric outlet and to prevent any possible electrical shock. Failure to do
so could create an electrical hazard which could result in death or serious injury to pool or spa users,
installers, or others due to electrical shock, and may also cause damage to property.

CAUTION — DO not switch the pool cleaner to “ON” if it is not fully immersed in water. Operating the cleaner out

of water will immediately cause severe damage and will result in loss of warranty.

Allow the cleaner to remain in the pool for 15 to 20 minutes following the end of its cleaning cycle.
This will allow the motors to cool adequately. Do not leave the cleaner in the pool all the time. Always
remember to turn the power supply “OFF” and unplug it from the power outlet before removing the
cleaner from the pool.

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Figure 1.

Operating the Prowler™ 720 and 730 Cleaners, cont’d.

1. Place the power supply, (transformer), at

least ten feet / three meters from the pool as
shown in Figure 2. The transformer will
supply low voltage to the cleaner.

2. Uncoil the cable as shown in Figure 3.

3. For proper operation, lock the moveable

handle diagonally across the top of the
cleaner's body. Push down on the handle
lock mechanism and slide the handle all the
way to the end, (we recommend one slot
before the end), then release the lock. The
handle will remain fixed in this position.
Repeat this process on the other side of the
cleaner. Remember, the handle must be
fixed diagonally, see Figures 4 and 5.

4. Place the unit in the water. Turn the unit

side to side in the water to allow air to
escape from the body and then let the
cleaner sink to the bottom of the pool, see
Figure 6. Then, spread the cable over the
surface of the pool as evenly as possible as
shown in Figure 2.

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10 ft. / 3m

Figure 2.

Figure 3.

5. Plug the cable into the power supply. Make

sure the key on the plug exactly corresponds
with the key slot on the socket of the power
supply, see Figure 7. Plug the power supply
into a grounded outlet. Make sure that the
electric outlet has been properly grounded,
see Figure 8. The light will glow indicating
that the system is “ON” and the pool cleaner
will start the cleaning cycle. The unit keeps
record of the number of cleaning cycles.
Only an authorized service center can display
the accumulated cleaning cycles. (See

details on the next page.)

Figure 7.

Transformer

Plug

Transformer

Socket

Figure 4.

Handle Lock Mechanism

Figure 5.

Figure 6.

Figure 8.

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Setting Up the Standard Power Supply (Transformer)

To plug the cable into the
transformer socket on the power
supply, follow these steps:

1. Prepare the plug with the
key and three outside slots
as shown in Figure 9.

2. Fit the key and the slots
from cable plug exactly
with the corresponding
key and slots from the
transformer socket.

3. Push the plug all the way
into the socket of the
transformer.

4. Once the plug is in, rotate
the plug to the right to
lock it into place as
shown in Figure 9.

5. To remove the plug, first
rotate the plug to the left
to unlock it, then pull it
out.

6. The Power Supply
(Transformer) is now
ready for operation.
Listed below are the
Transformer buttons as
shown in Figure 10:

Transformer

Transformer

Cable Plug

Transformer

Socket

Socket

Push and rotate right to lock

Cable Plug

Rotate left and pull to unlock

Figure 9.

a. Green Button: push

button turns the
machine ”ON”.

b. Red Button: push

button turns the
machine “OFF”.

IMPORTANT– After every
cycle, the pool cleaner will turn
off automatically. In case you
want to turn the machine off
during the working cycle, push
the red button once and the
indicator light will turn off

(Remember to keep the Power Supply at least 10 feet away from the pool.)

signaling that the machine has
stopped running.

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a

Figure 10.

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Wireless Remote Control - only for Prowler

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730 cleaners equipped with Remote Control

Using Radio Remote Control Feature and Accessing Cleaning Modes

The Remote Control Model is equipped with a multi-directional
radio transmitter, see Figure 12. This feature will enable you to
guide the pool cleaner directly to areas of the pool requiring
additional cleaning attention or for quick clean-ups. When you
press the Right or Left buttons, the cleaner will turn until the
button is released. Then, the cleaner will proceed straight ahead
in the new direction. Pressing the Forward/Reverse button will
cause the cleaner to proceed in the new direction after the button
has been released.

Cleaning Modes

The Remote Control has an advanced cleaning program with two
options:

Option 1: STANDARD MODE — this cycle is 1½ hours long and
cleans the bottom of the pool only.

Option 2: SUPER MODE — this cycle cleans the bottom and the
walls of the swimming pools. This cleaning program is 3 hours
long and is registered in the cycle counter as two cycles (one for
each 1.5 hours of use). Every time a cleaning cycle is complete
the cleaner will stop automatically. Every remote control unit is
shipped from the factory with the “Standard Mode” as the primary
program. To switch from the “Standard Mode” to the “Super Mode”, simply press the "Program" button once.
The cleaner will immediately receive the command and will start to clean the bottom and the walls. Your signal
that the cleaner is in the “Special Mode” is that the machine will climb up to the waterline in the first contact with
a wall. To return to the “Standard Mode”, simply press the “Program” button again, ONLY when the machine is
on the pool bottom.

Forward / Reverse

Right

Left

LED

Program

Figure 12.

NOTE: When the Power Supply is turned off, the Mode is automatically returned to the "Standard Mode" (floor
cleaning only).

CAUTION — Be sure to always keep your Pentair pool cleaner properly stored anywhere between 50° to 104°

Fahrenheit, (10° to 40° Celsius). This will keep the motors, plastics and seals protected. Failure to
comply will result in loss of warranty.

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Replacing the Remote Control Battery

1. Remove the top screw (see Figure 13, Step 1).

2. Pull the top of the cover away from the transmitter and then pull upwards (Step 2).

3. Replace the battery and make sure the polarity is the same as the existing battery (Step 3).

4. Push the cover downwards into the 2 slots (Step 4).

5. Push the top of the cover towards the battery until it snaps into place (Step 5).

6. Put the screw back into place.

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Figure 13.

Section 3

Maintenance

Maintaining the Prowler™ 720 and 730 Cleaner

Clean the Filter Bag after every Cleaning Cycle

1. Unplug the power supply. (Keep the plug away from contact with water.)

2. If the unit is in the pool, gently pull the cleaner toward you using the cable until the handle is within reach. Use

the handle (not the cable) to pull the cleaner out of the pool after allowing most of the water to drain from the
unit.

3. Lay the unit on its back on a smooth surface, (in order to prevent scratches on the machine body), unlock and

remove the bottom lid assembly, see Figure 14, Steps 1 - 4.

4. Remove the filter bag from the support bars, see Step 5, turn it inside out and wash off all the dirt with a garden

hose or in a sink. Squeeze the bag gently until the rinse water is clear. If necessary, machine wash the bag using
only cold water with NO DETERGENT!

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5. Re-install the bag on the support bars with the label in the center of one of the long sides of the bottom lid, see

Step 6.

6. Re-install the bottom lid assembly onto the body. Push down on it until all (4) locking tabs snap properly into

place.

1

Lock Tabs

2

3

4

5

Figure 14.

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Label

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Drive Track

Changing the Drive Belts

Depending on usage, the drive belts, (located behind
the side plate), will stretch. When this happens, in order
to maintain the optimum performance of the unit, these
drive belts have to be changed.

1. Turn the robot upside down and remove the bottom lid
assembly as shown on page 9, Figure 14, Steps 1-4.

2. Inside, locate four screws on drive motor side which
hold the side plate in place, see Figure 15.

Figure 15.

3. Take out these four screws and remove the side
plate, see Figure 16.

Figure 16.

4. Remove the drive track. Before removing the drive
track, notice how the drive belts are positioned for
re-assembly, see Figure 17.

5. Take out the old drive belts and replace them
with new ones (P/N P12111). To re-assemble,
reverse Steps 4 to 1 above.

Changing Brushes

Drive Bel

It is necessary to replace the brushes when they are
worn out, (when the brushes reach the plastic of the
wheel). Worn out brushes will impede the cleaner’s
scrubbing, climbing the walls and/or general
performance.

1. Detach one of the side plates by unscrewing the four screws, see Figure 15.

2. With side plate detached, take out the wheel tube from the machine.

3. Remove the end hub and pull out the worn PVA brush, see Figure18.

4. Place the new PVA brush onto the hexagonal tube and replace the end hub.

b

ide Plate

Figure 17.

Figure 18.

Wheel T ube

5. Re-install the wheel tube in place and reattach the side plate by screwing
back- in the four screws.

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PVA
Brush

End Hub

Cable Care

The cable may become twisted after a period of use. To correct this condition,
simply lock the moveable handle on the top of the cleaner in the
opposite diagonal direction. The pool cleaner will now travel in the opposite
direction while cleaning your pool and the cable will uncoil. Check the cable
periodically for external damage. If the problem persists, use the E-Z Swivel
device.

Place the Robot on the ground and unplug the cable from the transformer.
With one hand holding the E-Z Swivel, walk away from the Robot, pulling
the cable to its full length. The core will rotate inside the cover which will
untangle the cable, see Figure 19.

Important Maintenance Tips

1. Shut off and unplug the power supply every time you remove the cleaner

from the water.

2. Clean the filter bag after every cycle.

3. Reverse the handle after every cleaning cycle to avoid tangling the cable.

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E-Z SWIVEL - Location

4. Periodically straighten out the floating cable.

5. Replace worn brushes to ensure maximum cleaning performance.

6. Make sure that your pool cleaner positions itself properly on the wall. The

machine handle must rest parallel to the water line upon reaching the
surface of the water.

Handle Cover

Core

Cable
Assy.

7. Save your cleaner's packaging for off-season storage or for shipping the

unit to your dealer if service is required.

8. Store the unit and accessories on the caddy.

Figure 19.

9. Leave your pool cleaner in the water for 15 to 20 minutes after every cleaning cycle.

10. Do not leave your cleaner in direct sunlight when not in use.

11. Never leave the power supply in direct sunlight and avoid leaving it in the rain.

12. Occasionally, you should rinse your cleaner in clean, fresh water. This will lengthen the service life of the drive

belts, drive tracks and scrubbing brushes.

In-Season Storage

Do not leave your Prowler™ cleaner in the pool when not in use. Doing so, will reduce the life of your Filter Bag
and the Prowler™ cleaner. After removing the Prowler™ cleaner from the pool, you should clean and re-install
the Filter Bag. Then, rest the Prowler™ cleaner on its side in a dry shaded area along with its Power Supply and
properly coiled Floating Cable.

patent pending

Off-Season Storage

When the Pool Season is over, you should thoroughly clean the Filter Bag. Make sure that there is no water in the
Prowler™ cleaner. Completely untangle and then properly coil the Floating Cable. Your Prowler™ cleaner and
Power Supply should be stored in a dry, protected area away from freezing temperatures.

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Section 4

Replacement Parts

Prowler™ 720 Model

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20

3

32

40

41

47

31

27

35

33

12

13

28

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8

9

14

30

29

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16

26

4

6

15

17

7

42

22

23

21

25

20

24

18

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Replacement Parts List for the Prowler™ 720 Model

ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION

1 P12100 4 PIN PLUG 
2 P12101 CABLE ASSY. - INCLUDES P/N P12100, P12125
3 SEALING GROMMET
4 P12102 HANDLE ASSY. 
5 PUSH BUTTON LOCK
6 P12103 SPRING 
7 CLEVIS PIN
8 R PIN FOR HANDLE
9 SCREW FOR PUMP

10 OUTLET TOP

11 SCREW (OUTLET TOP)
12 P12104 LOCK TAB 
13 SCREW
14 P12105 NUT 
15 P12106 SCREW 
16 P12107 SCREW 
17 RUBBER VALVE
18 P12108 SIDE PLATE 
19 P12122 TRIM PANEL 
20 P12109 BUSHING 
21 SMALL ROLLER
22 P12133 SLEEVE ROLLER 
23 P12110 PULLEY ASSY. 
24 NYLON BUSHING
25 P12111 DRIVE BELT 
26 P12112 DRIVE TRACK 
27 P12113 DRIVE MOTOR (1 HR.) - INCLUDES P/N P12125, P12124
28 P12114 PUMP MOTOR - INCLUDES P/N P12123
29 PROPELLER
30 SCREW FOR PROPELLER
31 P12116 WHEEL TUBE ASSY. - HEX
32 P12117 PVA BRUSH
33 LARGE ROLLER
34 P-CLIP
35 P12106 SCREW (P-CLIP) 
36 P12118 FILTER BAG 
37 P12119 BOTTOM LID ASSY.
38 BOTTOM LID VALVE
39 P12120 FILTER SCREEN 
40 P12121 POWER SUPPLY ASSY. (1 HR.)
41 POWER SUPPLY CORD
42 P12115 BODY ASSY. - INCLUDES P/N P12105
43 P12123 SHRINK TUBE - 1 METER 
44 P12124 SHRINK TUBE - 1 METER
45 P12125 BUTT CONNECTOR
46 SWIVEL
47 SOCKET

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Prowler™ 730 Model

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15

34

43

1

33

45

44

32

3

39

40

46

27

31

26

13

42

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10

8

9

14

12

30

29

28

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16

25

4

6

15

17

7

41

22

21

20

23

24

18

19

38

35

37

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Replacement Parts List for the Prowler™ 730 Model

ITEM No. PART No. DESCRIPTION

1 P12100 4 PIN PLUG 
2 P12126 CABLE ASSY. - INCLUDES P/N’s P12100, P12123
3 SEALING GROMMET
4 P12102 HANDLE ASSY. 
5 PUSH BUTTON LOCK
6 P12103 SPRING 
7 CLEVIS PIN
8 R PIN FOR HANDLE

9 SCREW FOR PUMP
10 OUTLET TOP
11 SCREW (OUTLET TOP)
12 P12104 LOCK TAB 
13 SCREW
14 P12105 NUT 
15 P12106 SCREW 
16 P12107 SCREW 
17 RUBBER VALVE
18 P12108 SIDE PLATE 
19 P12122 TRIM PANEL 
20 P12109 BUSHING 
21 SMALL ROLLER
22 P12133 SLEEVE ROLLER 
23 P12110 PULLEY ASSY. 
24 P12111 DRIVE BELTS 
25 P12112 DRIVE TRACK 
26 P12127 DRIVE MOTOR MASTER - INCLUDES P/N P12123
27 P12129 DRIVE MOTOR SLAVE - INCLUDES P/N P12123
28 P12128 PUMP MOTOR - INCLUDES P/N P12123
29 PROPELLER
30 SCREW FOR PROPELLER
31 P12132 PVA BRUSH
32 P12131 WHEEL TUBE ASSY. HEX
33 FLAT NYLON WASHER
34 P-CLIP
35 P12118 FILTER BAG 
36 BOTTOM LID ASSY.
37 BOTTOM LID VALVE
38 P12120 FILTER SCREEN 
39 P12134 POWER SUPPLY ASSY. 1 HR.
40 POWER SUPPLY CORD
41 P12130 BODY ASSY. - INCLUDES P/N P12115
42 P12123 SHRINK TUBE 1 METER 
43 SWIVEL
44 P12137 REMOTE CONTROL
45 P12138 AXLE FOR WHEEL TUBE ASSY.
46 SOCKET

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