Aqua Creek Pro Pool Series Lift Parts

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Settle which lift you have before you order: the Admiral bolts into a deck anchor and does not turn, while the Portable Pro Pool 2 rolls on its own cart and needs no anchor at all. The drawings are Aqua Creek's exploded views, badged with its internal inventory numbers; the parts sold here carry F catalog numbers instead, from the F-494DAA actuator and F-004AB battery to the Pro Series covers, seat belt and anchor kits.

Numbers are the manufacturer's own.

Base assembly, AdmiralAqua Creek INV02996

Aqua Creek INV02996 is not sold on Active yet.

Lifting arm assembly, AdmiralAqua Creek INV02997

Aqua Creek INV02997 is not sold on Active yet.

Actuator bracket assemblyAqua Creek INV02998

Aqua Creek INV02998 is not sold on Active yet.

Actuator kit, 400 mm, LinakAqua Creek INV03419

Aqua Creek INV03419 is not sold on Active yet.

Seat cradle assemblyAqua Creek INV02756

Aqua Creek INV02756 is not sold on Active yet.

Adj. seat pole assembly, AdmiralAqua Creek INV01509

Aqua Creek INV01509 is not sold on Active yet.

Control arm assembly, AdmiralAqua Creek INV03030

Aqua Creek INV03030 is not sold on Active yet.

Remote, 2 button LinakAqua Creek INV01846

Aqua Creek INV01846 is not sold on Active yet.

Control box mount assembly, Linak, non rotationalAqua Creek INV03562

Aqua Creek INV03562 is not sold on Active yet.

Seat assembly, 18 in. (blue, gray, tan, white)Aqua Creek INV01417, INV02859, INV02860, INV02861

Aqua Creek INV01417 is not sold on Active yet.

Footrest accessory (blue, gray, tan, white)Aqua Creek INV01903, INV01905, INV01904, INV01906

Aqua Creek INV01903 is not sold on Active yet.

Battery and control box cover with screwsAqua Creek INV03471, INV03473, INV03472

Aqua Creek INV03471 is not sold on Active yet.

Drawing and key numbers from Aqua Creek's Admiral owner's manual (F-ADMRL, updated 11/26/2025), product components, pages 6 and 7. Generic and kit parts sit at the key for the manufacturer's part they replace.

Numbers are the manufacturer's own.

Portable Pro Pool 2 cart assemblyAqua Creek INV02489

Aqua Creek INV02489 is not sold on Active yet.

Base assemblyAqua Creek INV03034

Aqua Creek INV03034 is not sold on Active yet.

Lifting arm assemblyAqua Creek INV03064

Aqua Creek INV03064 is not sold on Active yet.

Actuator bracket assemblyAqua Creek INV02998

Aqua Creek INV02998 is not sold on Active yet.

Actuator kit, 400 mm, LinakAqua Creek INV03419

Aqua Creek INV03419 is not sold on Active yet.

Stock box, LinakAqua Creek INV03286

Aqua Creek INV03286 is not sold on Active yet.

Seat cradle assemblyAqua Creek INV03065

Aqua Creek INV03065 is not sold on Active yet.

Control arm assemblyAqua Creek INV03067

Aqua Creek INV03067 is not sold on Active yet.

Portable Pro tank assembly, blueAqua Creek INV03481, INV03483, INV03482

Aqua Creek INV03481 is not sold on Active yet.

Battery and control box cover with screwsAqua Creek INV03471, INV03473, INV03472

Aqua Creek INV03471 is not sold on Active yet.

Seat assembly, 18 in., blueAqua Creek INV01417, INV02859, INV02860

Aqua Creek INV01417 is not sold on Active yet.

Footrest accessory, blueAqua Creek INV01903, INV01905, INV01904

Aqua Creek INV01903 is not sold on Active yet.

Remote, 2 button LinakAqua Creek INV01846

Aqua Creek INV01846 is not sold on Active yet.

Drawing and key numbers from Aqua Creek's Portable Pro Pool 2 owner's manual (F-PPP2, updated 6/27/2025), product components, page 5. Generic and kit parts sit at the key for the manufacturer's part they replace.

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About Aqua Creek Pro Pool Series Lift Parts

The drawings are the product components views from Aqua Creek's owner's manuals for the Admiral and the Portable Pro Pool 2, with our badges set at the manufacturer's item numbers. Aqua Creek numbers each row by an internal inventory code that is not a catalog part anywhere, so every badge shows that code for reference only, and what you can buy is listed under the drawings by its F catalog number. The Admiral's stock box is on its list but not drawn, and so is the portable lift's label sheet, item 10. The Ranger 2, the third Pro Pool lift, has a drawing of its own on the Ranger 2 page.

Sold here for these lifts: the F-494DAA actuator, which the manufacturer lists for the Admiral, Pathfinder, Ranger 2 and Spa Series; the F-004AB battery and F-044CH charger; four Pro Series lift covers, the F-120PPC-T, F-120PPC, F-120PPC-B-HE and F-120PPC-G; the F-45ACB-C actuator sock and the F-38SB seat belt, both listed for the Pro Pool and Ranger lifts; the F-UBC universal cover; and the F-SLR solar panel for a lift that stays outdoors. For the Admiral's deck, the F-04CAJP four point kit and the F-40220-AT1 wood deck kit are here.

The Admiral's manual names four anchors by catalog number: the F-04CAJP standard, the F-046QAB-AT1 quick attach, the F-08CAJP 8 in. and the F-40220-AT1 wood deck. The Portable Pro Pool 2 takes none of them. It is tipped back and wheeled across the deck, and its manual gives the base, lifting arm, control arm, actuator bracket and seat cradle the same inventory numbers as the Ranger 2, with its own cart and a tank assembly in each color. Because it stands on the deck rather than in it, a raised curb or wall rules it out; which pool lift fits your pool compares the options.

When a Pro Pool lift stops, start with the battery. Aqua Creek's guidance is that a healthy pack reads 24 to 28 volts and runs at least 15 cycles with no load, and that a beep from the pack is its low charge alarm. A charger that is working shows at least 27 volts across its two prongs. Reseat each cord in the control box ports and clean any corrosion from the tabs before an actuator or remote is replaced.

Spare batteries and chargers, covers and anchors have their own pages, and the pool lift battery and maintenance guide covers charging and care. Drawings for the other Aqua Creek lifts: Ranger 2, Scout Excel, Mighty Series, Revolution, Spa Series and Power EZ. The S.R. Smith drawings are PAL2, Splash!, aXs2 and multiLift2. The lifts themselves are on Aqua Creek pool lifts, and the parent page is Pool lift parts.

Questions about Aqua Creek Pro Pool Series Lift Parts

Does the Aqua Creek Portable Pro Pool 2 need a deck anchor?

No. It rolls on its own cart: the lift is tipped back, wheeled into place and then stands on the deck with nothing set in the concrete. That suits an in ground pool whose deck is level with the top of the pool. It cannot reach over a tall curb or a raised wall, so a pool with either needs an anchored lift such as the Admiral or the Ranger 2.

Which anchor kit goes with an Aqua Creek Admiral?

The Admiral manual lists four by catalog number: the F-04CAJP standard, the F-046QAB-AT1 quick attach, the F-08CAJP 8 in. and the F-40220-AT1 for a wood deck. Two of them are sold here, the F-04CAJP four point kit for concrete and the F-40220-AT1 wood deck kit. The deck decides which one: concrete takes the standard or 8 in. anchor, timber takes the wood deck kit.

Do Portable Pro Pool 2 parts interchange with the Ranger 2?

Many of the frame parts do. The Portable Pro Pool 2 manual gives its base, lifting arm, control arm, actuator bracket and seat cradle the same inventory numbers as the Ranger 2's, while the cart and tank assembly are its own. Of the parts sold here, the F-45ACB-C actuator sock and the F-38SB seat belt are listed for both the Pro Pool and Ranger lifts. Both run Linak electronics with a two button remote.

How much weight can an Aqua Creek Admiral lift?

Aqua Creek rates the Admiral at 450 lb, or 204 kg. It is a non rotating lift for in ground pools and spas, built on a small footprint, and its seat height adjusts for users who transfer from a taller wheelchair. The drawing on this page shows 13 items from the Admiral manual, with the stock box listed but not drawn.

Which actuator does an Aqua Creek Admiral take?

The F-494DAA, which the manufacturer lists for the Admiral, Pathfinder, Ranger 2 and Spa Series lifts. The F-45ACB-C sock fits over it to keep weather off. Aqua Creek recommends replacing actuators and the other electronic parts after five years of service. Charge and meter the battery first, though, since Aqua Creek finds most faults are a battery or a connection rather than the actuator.