Norsup Robot Pool Cleaner, Type Cyclone X2 exploded view & spare parts

Norsup Robot Pool Cleaner Cyclone X2 exploded view & spare parts

This page covers the complete exploded-view diagram and bill of materials for the Norsup Robot Pool Cleaner, Type Cyclone X2, identified by Norsup factory reference 7027048. The Cyclone X2 is designed to clean residential in-ground pools of all sizes and surfaces, using the patented AquaSmart Gyro System to automatically brush, vacuum, and micro-filter dirt, debris, and contaminants from the pool floor, walls, and waterline in a synchronised pattern. The diagram on this page breaks the robot down into every individual component — from the power supply and float cable assembly right through to the drive track and brush rollers. Use the numbered call-outs alongside the parts list below to identify your part in minutes, then add the correct SKU directly to your basket.

Hoe u het genummerde schema kunt gebruiken om uw onderdeel te vinden

Every numbered call-out in the diagram corresponds exactly to a position number (pos.) in the parts list table beneath it — for instance, position 20 in the diagram is the Float cable assembly, position 300 is the Drive track, and so on. The most reliable way to find what you need is to work from area to number to SKU: first identify the general zone of the robot where your worn or damaged part sits (cable and handle area, body and motor area, drive system, filter area), then locate the matching call-out number in that zone, and finally match that number to the row in the table to retrieve the SKU. Bear in mind that several position numbers, particularly screw sets, appear in more than one location on the diagram — for example positions 90, 170, 175, and 180 each cover a different screw specification used at multiple fixing points around the body, so read the quantity and description carefully before ordering. Some positions group a sub-assembly with its own internal components: position 40 includes both the handle assembly itself and a floating handle base, while position 370 includes the wheel tube assembly and its PVA brushes. Where a position carries a quantity figure (such as “4” or “6”) in its description, that figure indicates how many of that fastener or component are fitted to one complete robot — not a pack size. Not every position has an orderable SKU; positions shown without a SKU (such as pos. 30, 55, and 80) are either factory-assembled units or items not currently available as individual spares, and you will see a blank in the SKU column for these rows.

Main replaceable assemblies on the Cyclone X2

The Cyclone X2 is built around several distinct sub-systems, each of which contains the parts most likely to need attention over the robot’s working life. The cable and power system begins at position 10 (4-pin plug, SKU 7009684) and runs through position 20 (Float cable assembly, SKU 7009685) down to position 420 (Power supply SPS Basic, SKU 7009700), which is the low-voltage transformer unit that sits at the poolside. The handle and suspension system is covered by position 40 (Handle assembly with floating handle base, SKU 7026734) and position 55 (Pin assembly for handle), which together allow the cable to trail cleanly behind the robot as it navigates. The body shell is represented by position 80 (Body assembly) and position 220 (Side plate assembly with bumpers), with rubber valves at position 190 and the pump outlet cover at position 100 (SKU 7026735) sealing the hydraulic circuit. The drive system — the set of parts most subject to wear — includes the small roller at position 260 (SKU 7026736), the large roller at position 320 (SKU 7026738), the sleeve rollers at position 270, the pulley assembly at position 280 (SKU 7027187), the drive belt at position 290 (SKU 7009695), and the drive track at position 300 (SKU 7009696); the bushing for the lower casing at position 310 (SKU 7026737) and the molybdenum bushings at position 250 support the rotating components and are worth inspecting whenever the drive belt is replaced. The motor block comprises the main drive motor at position 330 (SKU 7024483) and the pump motor at position 340 (SKU 7009690), with the propeller at position 350 (SKU 7026739) attached to the pump motor shaft. Finally, the filtration system is formed by the bottom lid assembly at position 550 (SKU 7026741) — which already includes its own locking washer and screws — together with the filter top assembly at position 560 (SKU 7026742, which incorporates two bottom flap sections) and the VB mechanism assembly at position 570 (SKU 7036765), the valve-brush mechanism responsible for directing water flow through the filter chamber; the wheel tube assembly with PVA brushes at position 370 (SKU 7026740, brush SKU 7009698) completes the cleaning contact with the pool surface.

Choosing between variants and pack sizes

Several position numbers in the Cyclone X2 BOM call out a quantity alongside the part description — for example position 90 specifies four screws of type #8 x 1.175 Ph PN, and position 170 specifies six screws of type #8 x 11/16 Phil. These quantities tell you how many are fitted to the robot, not how many come in a pack when you order, so check the product listing for the pack size supplied. Screw specifications on this robot include both imperial thread forms (#8 series at positions 90, 170, and 180) and metric threads (M3 x 10 at position 360), as well as a proprietary Ejot PT KA40 x 25 self-tapping screw at position 175 — mixing these up will damage the plastic housings, so always verify the thread type, diameter, and length against your original. Position 370 merits particular care: the wheel tube assembly (SKU 7026740) and the PVA brush it carries (SKU 7009698) are listed together under one position, meaning you can order the brush alone if only the cleaning element is worn, without replacing the full wheel tube. Similarly, the bottom lid assembly at position 550 is supplied complete with its sub-fasteners, so you receive a ready-to-fit unit rather than loose components. Where a part has no SKU listed, it is not available as an individual spare through this diagram; contact our team if you are unsure whether an unlisted part can be sourced separately.