QP Cyclone filter parts

Genuine replacement parts for filter Coral Cyclone

Genuine replacement parts for the sand filter Coral Cyclone (also marketed as Productos QP Cyclone): screw-on lid, lid wrench, lid gasket, manual drain, 1½-inch selector valve, strainers, pressure gauge, wall bushings, and drain. Quimipool is an official distributor Coral. Specific parts from the “screw-top” family shared with Coral Neptune and QP Ruby, as well as generic replacement parts that are compatible with the entire product line Coral and QP.

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The filter Coral Ciclón and its replacement parts

The filter Coral Cyclone is a compact sand filter made of injected polyester with the feature screw-on cap and base which sets it apart from the rest of the lineup Coral. Designed for medium-sized residential pools, it offers easy maintenance thanks to its key-operated screw-on lid (which eliminates the need for traditional screwing) and its built-in base, which makes leveling easier.

In the current catalog of Quimipool, the filter is also sold as Productos QP Cyclone, as part of the QP in-house line. Coral Ciclón and QP Ciclón are the same filter with the same replacement parts; the dual naming convention is historical, and both are useful for identifying the correct part.

The “screw-on cap” family in the catalog Coral/QP shares specific parts: Coral Neptune, , QP Cyclone and QP Ruby. In addition, the generic hydraulic components (selector valve, strainers, pressure gauge, through-hull fittings, drain) are compatible with the rest of the filters Coral (Alaska, RPG 2.0, Series 92) and the complete QP line (Volcán, Beige, Red, Blue, Azur, Grana).

Most Popular Parts and Compatibility

All the pieces are originals Coral. The big advantage of this line is its cross-compatibility: parts designed for the Ciclón are usually also compatible with the Neptuno and Rubí for specific components, and with the entire line Coral/QP in generic parts.

Specific parts from the “screw-on cap” family (Coral Cyclone, Neptune, QP Ruby)

Generic parts (compatible with the entire line) Coral and QP)

Important note about the screw-on cap: the lid gasket of the Cyclone is specific to the screw-top family (It is not the same as the standard filter cover gasket.) Coral Alaska, RPG, Series 92 (which have screw-on caps). Before ordering, visually check to make sure your filter has a cap screwed on with a wrench (It turns like a large plug) and isn't secured with screws.

When to Replace Each Part: Actual Symptoms

Maintenance that extends the life of your Coral Cyclone

Soft-close screw-on lid. Tighten with the wrench as far as it will go, without using excessive force. Using a lever to force the tightening will deform the cap gasket (the part that rotates the most) and may crack the threads on the filter body.

Apply a small amount of petroleum jelly or gasket lubricant to the lid gasket every 1–2 years. It keeps the seal flexible, prevents it from flattening prematurely, and ensures a smooth closure. Important: Use lubricant suitable for EPDM gaskets (Do not use industrial petroleum jelly or solvent-based greases that could degrade the rubber.)

Perform a regular flush when the pressure gauge reads 0.3–0.5 bar above the clean pressure. Each filter has a normal operating pressure (usually between 0.5 and 0.8 bar when clean). When the pressure rises above that level, it’s time to backwash (set the valve to “Backwash” for 2–3 minutes, then to “Rinse” for 30 seconds, and back to “Filter”).

Replace the filter sand or glass every 4–7 years. Silica sand and filter glass do not last forever: they lose their effectiveness over time and become clogged. If, after backwashing, the pressure does not drop to its previous clean level, the filter media is spent.

Winter storage in areas prone to frost. Partially drain the filter housing or set the selector valve to “Winter” to prevent frozen water from cracking internal parts. Slightly loosening the threaded cap (without removing it) reduces internal pressure during winter storage.

Basic Troubleshooting of Common Problems

If the problem persists after replacing the suspected part, the technical support can evaluate the team.

Can't identify your part, or do you have questions about the screw cap? Send a photo of the filter. Contact: https://www.quimipool.com/en/use-our-form-to-contact-us See also: Pool Filters Productos QP │ Pool Filters Coral │ Pool Filtration System Replacement Parts │ Spare Parts for Selector Valves │ Technical Support │ Replacement Parts