Zodiac W69698 Diaphragm
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Zodiac W69698 Diaphragm Fits these machines: Zodiac Zoom Above Ground Cleaner, Zodiac Barracuda G4 Cleaner, Zodiac Barracuda G3 Cleaner, Zodiac Ranger Above Ground Cleaner, Zodiac Barracuda 2500
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Richard T. on Amazon
5 days ago
01/28/2023, 03:42 AM
OEM parts matter?
It will be interesting to see how long this one lasts... for 40 bucks for a simple rubber part, let's hope it lasts at least a year.
M. Abrusci on Amazon
a month ago
12/30/2022, 07:09 AM
Best part to buy
Unfortunately this part goes out every couple of years. I tried the no name ones and they only lasted a few months. Buy the name brand!
Jeff O. on Amazon
7 months ago
07/03/2022, 13:30 PM
Genuine Zodiac for best performance
I tried clone replacements and they fail quicker than genuine Zodiac. The genuine part is worth the extra cost.
R Dub on Amazon
8 months ago
06/01/2022, 10:35 AM
The diaphragm's sucking ability is directly related to your pump's pressure and water distribution
Where I live, I get little pebbles in my pool, which destroy almost every automatic pool cleaner on the market. The only thing that works is the G3 or Jacuzzi equivalent (Jacuzzi is far lesser quality).
I'm not sure what the others on here are doing, but I get 3 -4 years on an OEM Barracuda diaphragm and 1 - 2 on the Jacuzzi knock off. Keeping larger stones out of your pool is critical (3/4" - 1"). If you get one of these stuck in your diaphragm, it will destroy it. Any smaller of a stone passes right through and any larger usually won't pass the bottom opening.
The diaphragm's pumping/sucking ability is related to your pool pump's pressure and the right combination of where it's getting the water from (bottom drain, skimmer, in-wall port the cleaner tube plugs into).
If you don't get the right combination, it won't work.
Nails on Amazon
a year ago
01/14/2022, 07:13 AM
Seems Like the OEM Part
Slightly less vigorous pulsing action than the cheaper aftermarket parts I have used for the past few years. Still results in the shaft unscrewing from the foot assembly, but there doesn't seem to be a good fix for that. I have seen duct tape mentioned by professionals. I was thinking a small SS screw? Anyway, appears to be a good fit and hopefully should outlast the two for less options that are on the market.
William Tyler on Amazon
a year ago
08/26/2021, 05:30 AM
Don't fall for a cheap immitation.
I have tried the "cheap" immitations and they just don't last. A few more bucks and you get at least double the life.
Michael on Amazon
2 years ago
08/31/2020, 01:29 AM
Great replacement for the diaphragm
Easy to install, i will see how long it lasts.
Tyler W. on Amazon
3 years ago
07/17/2020, 04:06 AM
Worked
This little part saved us from buying a brand new pool vac. Very grateful for the replacement part. We could quickly see that the diaphragm had a hole in it. Happy swimmer for sure.