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60 µm fine filter for Zodiac CyclonX RC 4300 pool cleaner – R0632602

Zodiac  |  SKU: R0632602
72,89 €
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Original Zodiac R0632602 60 µm fine filter basket for CyclonX RC 4300 and RC 4400 pool cleaners. Traps dust, fine sand, and pollen.

Estimated delivery time: 3 to 7 business days

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Description

Before buying: this listing is for the 60 µm FINE filter basket for Zodiac CyclonX RC 4300 and RC 4400 electric pool cleaners, reference R0632602. It’s the filter for very fine dirt (dust, fine sand, pollen). If you’re looking for a different filtration rating, see the table below.

Replacement part specifications

  • Part: filter basket.
  • Filtration rating: 60 µm (fine).
  • For: Zodiac CyclonX RC 4300 and RC 4400 pool cleaners.
  • Manufacturer: Zodiac.
  • Reference: R0632602.
  • EAN: 9317545015279.
  • Genuine replacement part.

Which filter to choose

Filter Use
60 µm – R0632602 (this one) Very fine dirt: dust, fine sand, pollen.
100 µm – R0632600 Standard filter for regular cleaning.
200 µm – R0632601 Coarse debris: leaves, insects, large debris.

The lower the micron rating, the finer the dirt it traps, but the sooner it clogs and the more often it needs to be cleaned.

Important: the fine filter clogs sooner than the standard one. Clean it after every cycle so the pool cleaner maintains its suction. If your pool has lots of leaves, use the 200 µm filter.

Frequently asked questions

Which pool cleaners is it compatible with?

Designed for Zodiac CyclonX RC 4300 and RC 4400 electric pool cleaners. Some distributors also list it for other CyclonX models (RC 4100, RC 4350, RC 4360, RC 4370, RC 4380, RC 4401, RC 4402) and some Polaris models; if you have one of these, contact us before buying.

What’s the difference between the 60, 100, and 200 µm filters?

The 60 µm filter traps the finest dirt, the 100 µm is the standard for everyday use, and the 200 µm is designed for leaves and larger debris.

How often should it be cleaned?

Ideally, empty and rinse it with water after every cleaning cycle. Because it’s a fine filter, it clogs sooner and loses suction if it isn’t cleaned.

When should it be replaced?

When the mesh is torn, deformed, or so clogged that rinsing it with water doesn’t clean it, or if the basket doesn’t close properly. A damaged filter lets dirt through and can affect the pool cleaner’s pump motor.

How do I check that it’s the right part?

Check the model of your pool cleaner on the appliance label or in the manual. You can also check reference R0632602 or EAN 9317545015279.

Not sure about compatibility? What should I do?

Tell us the model of your pool cleaner or send us a photo of the part, and we’ll confirm whether it’s the replacement part you need.