Norsup Robot Pool Cleaner, Type Cyclone X4 exploded view & spare parts

Norsup Robot Pool Cleaner, Type Cyclone X4 — exploded view & spare parts

This page provides the full exploded-view diagram and bill of materials (BOM) for the Norsup Robot Pool Cleaner, Type Cyclone X4, covered under Norsup factory reference 7027049. The Cyclone X4 is a residential robotic pool cleaner that brushes, vacuums and micro-filters the pool floor, walls and waterline using a dual-motor drive system with interchangeable PVA foam or PVC brush rollers. Whether you are a pool owner carrying out routine maintenance or a technician sourcing a specific wear part, the numbered diagram on this page maps directly to every serviceable component in the machine. Locate your part in the diagram, match it to the BOM table below, and you will have the correct SKU ready to order within minutes.

How to use the numbered diagram to find your part

Every call-out number printed on the exploded-view diagram corresponds to exactly one position row in the parts table beneath it — start by identifying the area of the cleaner where your part sits (for example, the drive train, the filtration bay or the cable assembly) and then read off the position number shown there. Once you have that number, find the matching Pos. row in the table to confirm the part description and, where available, the SKU you need to add to your basket. Bear in mind that several fastener positions — such as pos. 90, 170, 174, 175, 176 and 180 — each cover a specific screw type used in multiple locations around the body; the call-out arrow will point to one representative instance, but the same screw may appear elsewhere on the robot. Sub-components that belong to a parent assembly are shown with decimal suffixes in the description — for instance, pos. 40 covers the complete handle assembly but its description also lists sub-items 40.1 (floating handle base) and 40.3 (the Ejot screw), whilst pos. 560 covers the filter top assembly together with sub-item 560.1 (the filter bottom flap). Always read the full description text for a position, not just the headline name, to make sure you are ordering the correct piece. Some positions in this diagram do not yet carry an active SKU — these are shown as “not available” in the table and are typically structural assemblies or items supplied as part of a larger sub-assembly; if you need one of these, please contact us directly for guidance. A handful of items are flagged Not shown in the BOM (for example, the master floater, sealant and 4-pin female connector at pos. 750) — these are genuine service parts for this model but are omitted from the diagram itself for clarity.

Main replaceable assemblies on the Cyclone X4

The Cyclone X4 is built around a central body assembly (pos. 80) that houses the motor, drive gear and filtration components. Power is delivered from the poolside power supply with Bluetooth (pos. 420) through a float cable assembly (pos. 20) terminated at the robot by a 4-pin plug (pos. 10); keeping these three items in good condition is essential to safe, reliable operation. Propulsion comes from the track belt (pos. 300, rated at 65 Shore hardness for grip on all pool surfaces) running over a track belt roller (pos. 735) and driven by the side cogwheel set — eight large cogwheels (pos. 720) and four smaller ones (pos. 725) located within the side plate assemblies (pos. 220), which also incorporate four rubber bumpers (sub-item 220.6) to protect the pool shell. The brushing action is performed by the PVA brush roller (pos. 370), mounted on a 413 mm axle (sub-item 370.6) with Delrin washers (sub-item 370.4), and driven by the motor assembly (pos. 355). The propeller (pos. 350) draws pool water through the cleaner, and the filtered water exits through the pump outlet cover (pos. 100) and four water outlet flaps (pos. 190). Debris is collected in the filter top assembly (pos. 560) — which includes the filter bottom flap — accessible by opening the bottom lid assembly (pos. 550) for quick, tool-free rinsing. The handle assembly (pos. 40) includes a floating handle base and its own dedicated Ejot screws, while the floating cable itself is kept tidy by the cable holder (pos. 750).

Choosing between variants and pack sizes

Several positions in this BOM carry a quantity greater than one, which is reflected in the description rather than in separate part numbers — for example, pos. 720 lists eight large side cogwheels and pos. 725 lists four small ones; when ordering, check whether the SKU supplies the full set or a single item, and order accordingly. The fastener positions are particularly important to read carefully: pos. 174 specifies an Ejot PT KA 40×14 screw (pack of 12), pos. 175 an Ejot PT KA 40×25 (pack of 6), and pos. 176 an Ejot PT KB 30×10 (pack of 4) — these are different thread-forming screw types with distinct diameters, lengths and drive standards, so substituting one for another risks stripping the plastic bosses in the body. Similarly, pos. 170 and pos. 180 both reference #8×11/16 Phillips screws but differ in head style (pan head vs plain), so confirm the description matches your removed fastener before ordering. Where a position has no SKU listed, it is often because the component is only available as part of a larger assembly — in that case, ordering the parent assembly (such as pos. 80 for the full body, or pos. 220 for the complete side plate assembly including bumpers) is the correct route.