Hayward W3RC9950CUB TigerShark Robotic Pool Cleaner for In-Ground Pools up to 20 x 40 ft. (Automatic Pool Vacuum)
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Style: Standard (W3RC9950CUB)
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- The Hayward TigerShark Robotic Cleaner completely cleans the pool floor, walls, coves and waterline in just 4 hours
- On-board pump provides intense vacuum power and superior debris pickup
- Runs separately from the pools filtration systemno extra hoses, hookups or pumps required
- Simple filter cartridge makes emptying easy: open the cleaner, remove the cartridge and rinse with a hose
- Efficient 24-volt motor saves energy and money
Description
Featuring microprocessor-based technology, Hayward TigerShark Robotic Cleaner completely cleans the pool floor, walls, coves and waterline in just 4 hours. TigerShark’s on-board pump provide intense vacuum power for superior debris pickup in in-ground pools up to 20 x 40 ft., while its simple filter cartridge make emptying easy: just open the cleaner, remove the cartridge and rinse with a hose. It runs separately from the pool’s filtration system, so no extra hoses, hookups or pumps are required for operation—plus an efficient, powerful 24-volt motor saves pool owners both energy and money from one season to the next
Brand: Hayward
Model Name: W3RC9950CUB
Color: Blue
Power Source: Hydraulic Powered
Special Feature: Self Propelled
Assembly Required: No
Voltage: 115 Volts
UPC: 610377390156
Global Trade Identification Number: 56
Product Dimensions: 19.7 x 19.7 x 21 inches
Item Weight: 41.3 pounds
Manufacturer: Hayward
Item model number: W3RC9950CUB
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Style: Quick Clean (W3RC9990CUB)
Absolutely the best! I never have to hand clean the pool!
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024 by Mariha S.
Style: Quick Clean (W3RC9990CUB)
This is our 2nd Tiger Shark. First one lasted 5 years, so when it went out, we chose Tiger Shark again be a we knew how well it cleaned our pool.
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2024 by TONI E.
Style: Quick Clean (RC9990CUB)
I am updating my review and removing stars as a result my experience with the Hayward TigerShark QC after 1 year. Get in the habit of replacing the crappy wheel and roller bearings at least once per year or twice per year (unless you have some option very convenient option of carting the entire thing in for warranty repair). If you are DIY you might want to invest in this available on amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005LTNLDS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - with a torx bit it allows you to access the bearings in 5 minutes, as opposed to 30 knuckle-busting minutes. During the first month of ownership, the power supply died ($250 if you have to buy one yourself). This is a very bad product with very bad warranty options. You will also need a supply of bearings on hand - these junk things break in about 6 months and you never know which one will go next. There are 4 roller bearings, 4 belt bearings, 1 drive bearing, and one idler bearing - $20-25 each. And you can't get Hayward to send you the replacement warranty parts if you send yours back - you are stuck paying out of pocket, or getting it for a 3 week servicing at an authorized repair center if there is one in your city. Bottom line, avoid this planned-obsolescence design like the plague or plan on $100-200 per year. Executive Summary: Buy a Maytronics robotic cleaner and avoid the TigerShark. After a year my TigerShark is headed to CraigsList. I was trying to decide whether to go with the Hayward TigerShark or the Maytronics line of cleaners for some time. I decided to give the TigerShark a try. After 3.5 months the power supply quit (easy to check with a volt/ohm meter suggested by an online video), no output on the pins so no power. The robot was fine, the power supply was dead. Hayward corporate of course does nothing to help you, they just point you to an "authorized repair facility" from their directory. Finding an authorized repair center for the TigerShark was a huge hassle in my area since the closest Hayward repair facilities refuse to work on the robotic cleaners. ONE in my city of 6.5 million people - and this is 45 minutes highway drive each away. Nevertheless, trotting the power supply in and getting a warranty replacement 10 days later (another 45 minute x 2 drive), the TigerShark is back in business. Gotta be an easier way to deal with warranty repairs, Hayward, if you are listening. THEN, almost exactly 1 year from purchase I noticed 8 little ball bearings inside the body of the unit. Not in the debris container but rolling around in the body cavity. Come to find out both the drive bearing pulley assembly and the idler bearing pulley assembly have just "come apart". Talking to other owners on troublefreepool I note that this is a common failure in the TigerShark cleaners and I should expect the other 4 ball bearing pulleys to fail just like this. These pulleys are available here for around $25 each and can be replaced by removing the outer covers (a hassle in itself). So the question is: - Do you haul this 40 pound cleaner into a repair facility an hour away and wait 3 weeks for a fix and drive an hour to get it or - Do you just bite the bullet and buy your own parts out of pocket to fix an in-warranty terrible Hayward's design (a yearly chore apparently). This thing contains 10 ball bearing units at $25/per bearing and only one needs to go out to disable the cleaner. - Do you just go buy a Maytronics cleaner and put the TigerShark up on CraigsList. I will be doing the this. Do you think Hayward would send you or exchange the broken parts for DIY replacement even if you're under warranty? Think again, kemosabe. As I noted before, the cleaner cleans the pool sort of haphazardly. It does indeed pick up stuff that a Polaris pressure-side cleaner never would. But it by no means cleans the entire pool (mine is about 40K gal, Z shaped sorta) in one, two, or 10 passes, it just misses areas and sections in it's random wanderings around the pool. I run it most days and sometimes multiple cycles per day, but there are still areas that it just does not get to. A little brushing to move the dirt around and it might pick most of it up. It does not clean benches or steps at all in my opinion. I suspect my pool with corners and steps is not your average "kidney-shaped bowl" that it might have more success with. I have had a number of pressure side cleaners (Polaris versions, Letro Legends) and when these are working well and their sweeps are working well can do a decent job on debris and leaves, not so much sand and silt. The TigerShark is probably the best and most expensive cleaner I have had yet and it does collect sand and silt (stuff you didn't even know was there), but struggles ingesting all but the most minimal amount of leaves and completely ignores steps and benches. It will eventually pick up smaller leaves up but it takes many passes to do so. I think this is pretty much the norm for robotic cleaners. I have a lot of Hayward equipment (pretty much a Totally Hayward installation) and all their stuff is all above average (even though warranty and support requests are a struggle for DIY owners). And if you have older Hayward equipment that is not in their current production, you can be completely sol for parts or support - don't ask me how I know! Bottom line: this is a reasonably priced robotic cleaner that does a reasonable job, but has an unreasonably high failure rate. I would recommend a Maytronics cleaner instead. ------- older review below When it worked, it worked pretty well. Very fiddly to clean out unfortunately - more complicated than changing the oil in your car. Seemed to vacuum up find material very well but struggles with leaves - the larger the more trouble. Quit dead in 3.5 months. Hayward warranty is 90 days. Expensive mistake.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2018 by Sue Nami Sue Nami
Style: Standard (RC9950CUB)
I gave this a few months use before reviewing. I used it on a pool badly in need of refinishing. Worked great. Refinished the pool, gave the unit a good cleaning and used it in a refreshly replasted inground pool (w/ quartz plaster, not pebble) and its great! I waited a week or so for the plaster to cure and harden and dust to cease. It cleans up all the bits of leaves and brushes everything. Even climbs the walls, scrubs the tile line (mostly...a plesant surprise), gets tight corners, stairs (not the top, shallow step.) Leaves no marks. It gets heavy plant seeds and small particles of dirt. Its heavy to take out, though. As others have noted, you kind of have to jerk it out sideways and half full of water to avoid particles from dumping back in, but its a small price to pay (your feet will get wet if u arent a weightlifting giant that can pull it out away from your body.) Unlike some others report, mine never gets stuck on the main drain (even the newer, safer main drain cover.) Clean the filters every time & rinse out the insides and you'll love the ability to leave it for hours to do its thing. I had a cheap version of these w a green bag filter that was a mess. This is worth it, keeping in mind the weight and the take it out/put it in. Hint: i got it from the new/used options and saved 40% on a brand new, fully warrantied unit w a scuffed box. It was all new, perfect and unused inside. Lucky duck! **Update: two weeks inside the warranty the plastic roller broke. A local vendor repaired it at no cost. When I got it home it worked like new. I believe that the unit may have climbed up the wall a bit too high and got caught on my newly replaced aerator valve and the plastic, weakened by my constant failure to actually take it out of the pool, combined w/ a year in the Arizona sun (again, typically still sitting in the pool) made it break. Pretty stoked to have it back!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2017 by Izzy Izzy
Style: Quick Clean (W3RC9990CUB)
Have used this pretty much daily x 2 seasons (June to mid-Oct) including the post-build clean-up. It has picked up loose screws from the build (in-ground liner pool) and cleaned up as we opened the pool after the first winter. I have used 1 new set of filters per season (used the old set the first week of opening the pool then discarded them and replaced with a new set for the 2nd season). Daily use & the robot has been durable. Even caught a hose in it and that was easily removed and didn't damage the robot. Don't have a remote control unit and it doesn't track where it has been/programmable etc. - just the basic model & it's done the job well. Filters are easy to remove and rinse.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024 by Amazon Customer