Wet Runner RBR60 – Rubber Bottom Brush

When the bottom brush of a pool cleaner is worn, deformed, or incomplete, the robot may move around the pool without properly removing the dirt stuck to the bottom. Dust, fine sand, and other debris can remain on the surface because the brush no longer effectively moves them toward the suction area.

This rubber bottom brush for the WET RUNNER RBR60 pool cleaner corresponds to part number 11 in the parts diagram . Its function is to make contact with the bottom, loosen dirt, and facilitate its collection by the robot's suction system. It is sold individually and is identified by the EAN code 8420382820690.

1. Quick response

This replacement brush is suitable when the bottom brush of your WET RUNNER RBR60 shows wear, cuts, deformation, or loss of flexibility. It is also recommended to replace it if the robot vacuums but leaves dirt behind because the brush no longer makes proper contact with the bottom. The product includes a rubber brush.

2. When do you need this product?

• When the pool cleaner passes over an area, but leaves some of the dirt on the bottom.
• When the brush rubber is worn, cracked, or deformed.
• When sections of the lower brush are missing.
• When the brush has lost flexibility and does not maintain uniform contact with the surface.
• When you notice that the robot picks up loose debris, but does not remove the stuck-on dirt.
• When you are performing maintenance on the WET RUNNER RBR60 and want to restore its brushing capacity.

3. Problems it solves

• Lack of brushing on the bottom of the pool.
• Fine dirt that remains stuck after the pool cleaner has passed.
• Loss of contact between the brush and the surface.
• Insufficient removal of debris towards the suction area.
• Uneven cleaning results caused by a deteriorated rubber.
• Need to replace only the brush without changing other components of the robot.

4. It's not for you if…

• Your pool cleaner does not correspond to the WET RUNNER RBR60 model.
• The problem is caused by a discharged or deteriorated battery.
• The suction motor is not working.
• The suction inlet is blocked.
• The holder where the brush is installed is broken or deformed.
• You need more than one brush, as this product is sold individually.

5. Benefits

• Improves contact with the bottom: It helps to loosen stuck-on dirt.
• Facilitates aspiration: direct the waste to the collection area.
• Specific repair: It allows you to replace only the worn-out brush.
• Economic maintenance: Avoid replacing entire assemblies when the fault is localized.
• Simple identification: Part number 11 of the exploded view and EAN 8420382820690.
• Individual supply: You can buy only the unit you need.

6. How to use

Turn off the pool cleaner, remove it from the pool, and place it on a clean, dry, and stable surface. Position the robot so you can access its underside and locate the brush identified as part number 11.

Carefully remove the old brush, noting its orientation and attachment points. Clean the mounting area to remove sand, hair, plant debris, or limescale deposits. Place the new brush in the same position and check that it is properly secured and aligned.

Before putting the pool cleaner back into the pool, move the brush manually and check that it is not blocked, bent, or misplaced.

7. Safety and recommendations

• Always handle the pool cleaner while it is switched off and out of the water.
• Do not force the brush if it does not match the mounting points.
• Do not use sharp tools that could damage the rubber or casing.
• Periodically remove hairs, threads and debris trapped around the brush.
• Check the condition of the bracket before installing the replacement part.
• Replace the brush when it shows cracks, deformations or wear that prevents contact with the bottom.

8. Recommended uses

This brush is recommended for the maintenance and repair of the WET RUNNER RBR60 pool cleaner when its ability to loosen dirt from the bottom decreases. It is especially useful in pools where dust, fine sand, plant debris, or other waste accumulates and needs to be loosened before vacuuming.

To find other compatible components for the same equipment, visit the selection of spare parts for Rumboo, Wet Runner and Aquajack pool cleaners at https://hidromaronline.com/producto/recambio-limpiafondos-rumboo-wet-runner-aquajack/

Key features

• 1. Product: Rubber bottom brush for pool cleaner.
• 2. Compatible model: WET RUNNER RBR60.
• 3. Position in the exploded view: No. 11.
• 4. Quantity supplied: 1 unit.
• 5. EAN: 8420382820690.
• 6. Function: to loosen and drag dirt towards the suction area.
• 7. Application: Replacement of a worn, broken or deformed brush.

FAQ

• Why does my WET RUNNER RBR60 leave dirt at the bottom? One possible cause is that the lower brush is worn out and is unable to dislodge or direct debris towards the suction.
• How do I know if I should change the brush? Check if the rubber has cracks, cuts, deformation, loss of flexibility, or areas that no longer make proper contact with the bottom.
• Is it sold individually or does it include multiple brushes? This replacement part is supplied individually.
• Which part is it in the exploded view? The lower brush corresponds to position number 11 in the WET RUNNER RBR60 parts diagram.
• Will changing the brush solve any cleaning problems? No. If the robot doesn't vacuum, move, or turn on, you should also check the battery, motor, suction inlet, and wheels.
• How can I prevent the brush from deteriorating prematurely? Periodically remove hair, threads and debris, clean the part after use and avoid storing the robot supported in a way that deforms the rubber.
• When should you check the lower brush? It is advisable to check it during filter cleaning or when you notice a reduction in the performance of the pool cleaner.

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The lower rubber brush #11 for the WET RUNNER RBR60 is a replacement part sold individually. It helps loosen and direct dirt from the bottom of the pool towards the suction area. It is identified by EAN 8420382820690 and can be purchased at https://www.hidromaronline.com, a specialist in pool equipment and spare parts with a warehouse in Talavera de la Reina.