FitMatch

Aiper pool cleaner filters

Which replacement filter or debris bag each of the 5 Aiper pool cleaners sold in Australia takes, with dated prices from 2 Australian sellers.

Showing 5 of 5 Aiper models

Scuba S1 debris basket (180 micron)takes AI99912933001

Scuba S1 Pro top-load debris basket (5 L)takes AI90105768001

Scuba V3 debris baskettakes 42001001.0025

Scuba X1 heavy-duty filtertakes AI9011541010002

Seagull Pro top-load debris basket (3.7 L)takes AI99907964001

How to change the filter in your Aiper pool cleaner

Steps for the Scuba V3 debris basket (42001001.0025), the filter 1 Aiper model takes.

No clear video for this filter yet. The steps cover it.

  1. 1Take the cordless robot out of the pool and switch it off.
  2. 2Open the robot and lift out the debris basket.
  3. 3Snap the new filter or basket into place; Aiper says no tools are needed.
  4. 4Put the basket back and close the robot before the next clean.

After fitting the filter

No reset needed.

Common questions

What happens if I don't change the filter?
A clogged filter slows the cleaner and it picks up less; a torn one lets fine dirt pass straight back into the water.
Is there anything to do after changing the filter on an Aiper pool cleaner?
No reset needed.
All 5 Aiper pool cleaners we list, A to Z

Brand names describe compatibility only; FitMatch is independent of Aiper. Fitment sources are recorded on every model page.