Zodiac XA 4010 / 4030 / 4045 / 4095 iQ

Zodiac XA 4010 iQ, XA 4030 iQ, XA 4045 iQ & XA 4095 iQ exploded view & spare parts

This exploded-view diagram covers all four models in Zodiac’s XA iQ top-tier robotic pool cleaner family: the XA 4010 iQ, XA 4030 iQ, XA 4045 iQ and XA 4095 iQ. It applies to every factory reference in this range — WR000324, WR000326, WR000441 and WR000475 — so no matter which reference number appears on your robot’s label or original purchase documentation, you are in exactly the right place. All robots in this group share the same CNX-platform architecture, featuring Zodiac’s patented CyclonX cyclonic suction, twin-level progressive filtration, helical brush rollers and iAquaLink® Wi-Fi connectivity, making them suitable for pools up to 12 × 6 m with complete floor, wall and waterline coverage. Every spare part listed below is a genuine Zodiac replacement that fits any of the four models without modification.

How to use the numbered diagram to find your part

The exploded view breaks the robot down into logical assemblies — drivetrain, filtration, motor block, cable and power supply, body shell, and transport trolley — each with a unique reference number. Start by identifying the area of your robot that needs attention, locate the corresponding numbered component in the diagram, then match that number to the part listing below the image. For assemblies made up of several small items, such as the brush shaft sprocket kit or the outer brush shaft bushing kit, the diagram shows each sub-component individually so you can replace only the piece that has failed rather than the entire assembly. Where a part is sold as a multi-piece pack — for example, track belts (2 pcs.), gear pinions (2 pcs.), or screw sets — the diagram callout reflects the complete pack as it is supplied, ensuring you always receive the correct quantity in a single order.

Drivetrain, tracks and brush components

The drivetrain is the heart of the XA iQ range and the section most likely to require attention after several seasons of use. Key parts here include the robot track belts (pack of 2), the gear pinions (pack of 2), the motor block shaft pin (pack of 5), the LED motor block, and the CyclonX propeller. Brush maintenance is equally important: the diagram lists the brush roller, robot brushes (pack of 2), roller attachment clip, outer brush shaft bushing kit, brush shaft sprocket kit (12-tooth) and the cleaner wheel as individually orderable items. The float chassis and XA CNX Voyager chassis are also covered here for situations where the structural frame of the robot has been damaged.

Filtration system and water-flow parts

The XA iQ range offers a choice of filter basket fineness to suit different pool conditions and debris types. This diagram covers four genuine Zodiac filter options: the replacement filter CN 60 µm for ultra-fine filtration of algae and fine dust, the replacement filter CN 100 µm for everyday use, the replacement filter CN Dual 150 µm for heavier leaf loads and the replacement filter 200 micron single for large debris. Supporting these are the filter cover gasket, filter valve cover, rear valve cover kit, flow channelizer and intake ducting — all of which work together to maintain the cyclonic suction that defines the XA iQ’s cleaning efficiency. Replacing a worn gasket or a cracked valve cover is a low-cost step that can restore full suction pressure without the need for a workshop visit.

Floating cable, power supply and body shell

Electrical reliability depends on the condition of the 18 m floating cable and its cable clamp, as well as the 3-pin connector body and the CN Type 4 EU control unit (power supply). The floating cable should be inspected at the start of each season: any visible kinking, jacket cracking or corroded connectors are signs that replacement is due. The body shell is available in two colour options to preserve the original appearance of your robot — the XA iQ body shell CN in white and the XA iQ body shell CN in Baracuda blue, both explicitly listed for the XA 4010 iQ, XA 4030 iQ, XA 4045 iQ and XA 4095 iQ. Ordering the correct shell by model ensures the locating clips and cable-exit points align precisely with the internal chassis.

Transport trolley parts and hardware

The XA iQ series ships with a dedicated transport trolley that protects the robot between cycles and makes lifting a wet, 8 kg machine considerably easier. This diagram covers the complete trolley ecosystem: the handle transport trolley, XA CNX Voyager transport trolley tube, XA CNX Voyager trolley accessories kit, CX20/CX35 complete lower part trolley, Vortex transport trolley wheels (pack of 2) and associated hardware including screws 4×12 mm Vortex (pack of 5), screws 4×16 mm (set of 5) and Vortex screws 4×25 mm (pack of 5). Trolley wheels and fasteners are the most commonly lost or broken small parts; having the correct screw dimensions matters because the trolley frame is load-bearing and undersized or incorrect screws can strip the fixing points in the shell.

Why genuine Zodiac spare parts matter

The XA 4010 iQ, XA 4030 iQ, XA 4045 iQ and XA 4095 iQ are engineered as a tightly integrated system. Each component — from the 12-tooth brush shaft sprocket to the filter cover gasket — is dimensioned to work within precise tolerances that maintain the cyclonic water flow and the robot’s balance in the water. Aftermarket alternatives may appear identical but can introduce small dimensional differences that reduce suction efficiency, accelerate wear on adjacent parts, or void your Zodiac warranty. All parts stocked on poolparthub.com are genuine Zodiac items sourced through authorised channels, ensuring exact fit, correct materials and full compatibility across all four WR references covered by this diagram.