How To: Fix a Faulty Vacuum PumpUpdated 13 days ago

Over time, your SeaSucker vacuum pump may collect dirt or debris that affects its performance. If the pump won’t fully engage—or has become harder to pump—you can pull it out of the housing and inspect the internal spring for damage.

If the spring looks fine, apply a small amount of lubrication to the rubber O-ring near the tip of the pump, then reinsert the pump back into the housing.

If the spring or pump is damaged and no longer functioning properly, SeaSucker offers replacement parts for the entire mount, including:

1. Replacement Vacuum Pump

2. Replacement Vacuum Pad - 4.5" or 6"

3. 5g Lube Tube

4. Replacement Housing Screws

5. Replacement Standard Housing

Not sure where to start with maintenance? Here’s a great video tutorial on disassembling and cleaning your SeaSucker.