I am losing the suction on my vacuum shortly after hooking the hose up. I have checked all the skimmers and the filter is clean, what could be the problem?

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I am losing the suction on my vacuum shortly after hooking the hose up. I have checked all the skimmers and the filter is clean, what could be the problem?

If the system loses it’s prime after you hook up the vacuum but before you have done much vacuuming, it is probably sucking air through a hole or crack in the vacuum hose. Try reversing the ends of the hose so that the end that was at the skinner is now at the vacuum head and visa versa

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I am losing the suction on my vacuum shortly after hooking the hose up. I have checked all the skimmers and the filter is clean, what could be the problem? - FAQs

I am losing the suction on my vacuum shortly after hooking the hose up. I have checked all the skimmers and the filter is clean, what could be the problem?