[Lifetime Warranty] A20 Float Head EA20 Ballast Float Replacement - Compatible with Polaris 280, 360, 280,180 and Pentair Kreepy Krauly, Legend II, Legend 4-Wheel, Legend 3-Wheel Pool Cleaners
EA20 white oval ballast head float for pool cleaner hose
EA20 white oval ballast head float for pool cleaner hose
Lifetime Warranty

[Lifetime Warranty] A20 Float Head EA20 Ballast Float Replacement - Compatible with Polaris 280, 360, 280,180 and Pentair Kreepy Krauly, Legend II, Legend 4-Wheel, Legend 3-Wheel Pool Cleaners

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A20 Float Head / EA20 Ballast Float Replacement

Key Features

  • Provides buoyancy to maintain the cleaner's correct orientation in water.
  • Constructed from durable, chemical-resistant plastic.
  • Attaches directly to the cleaner's feed pipe.
  • Color: White

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Pentair Part Number: EA20
  • Polaris Part Number: A20
  • UPC: 807318017726

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Pentair Models:
  • Zodiac Polaris Models:

When to Replace

  • Original float is cracked, leaking, or filled with water.
  • Cleaner fails to maintain proper buoyancy, sinks, or tilts to one side.
  • Visible damage or material degradation from chemical and sun exposure.

Installation Tips

  • Turn off the pool pump before servicing the cleaner.
  • Disconnect the cleaner's feed hose from the pool wall.
  • Unscrew or detach the old float from the feed pipe.
  • Clean any debris from the connection point on the pipe.
  • Thread the new float onto the feed pipe until secure. Do not overtighten.
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  • Fixing Symptoms

    Fixing Symptoms

    Fix symptoms of pool cleaners: damaged/ cracked/ worn out ballast float, uneven movement, easy to tip over, hard to climb walls, etc.
  • Premium Quality

    Premium Quality

    EA20 Ballast Float is made of sturdy and wear-resistant material that is well-tested by the manufacturer
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NO AREA SKIPPED

NO AREA SKIPPED

Allow the pool cleaner to move in different directions and effectively clean hard-to-reach areas.

FAQ

This part is identified as EA20 and A20, and is described as a White Ballast Float / Head Float. Match both the part number and the float location on your equipment before ordering.
A ballast or head float helps maintain the proper buoyancy and balance of the cleaner head or connected assembly in the water. When the float is working correctly, the unit stays at the intended angle and moves more consistently instead of dragging, tipping, or floating incorrectly.
Typical symptoms include the cleaner head sitting too low or too high in the water, unstable movement, poor tracking, frequent tipping, or visible cracking, water intrusion, or loss of buoyancy in the float itself. If the float feels waterlogged or no longer supports the head properly, replacement is usually needed.
In most cases, replacing a float is a straightforward maintenance task. It usually involves removing the old float from the cleaner head or float mount and installing the new one in the same position. Basic hand tools may be needed depending on the model, and the job often takes only a few minutes once the unit is out of the water and clean.
Before installation, inspect the cleaner head, mounting points, hose connections, and nearby wear items for cracks, looseness, or missing hardware. Also check for debris buildup or damage that could affect the cleaner's balance. Installing a new float will work best when the surrounding parts are in good condition.
Floats commonly fail from age, sun exposure, chemical exposure, physical impact, or small cracks that allow water to enter the body of the float. Over time, this reduces buoyancy and changes how the cleaner rides in the water.