604 | SkimLite Replaceable SnapLite Button

The Skimlite 604 Replaceable SnapLite Button is a direct fit replacement designed for SnapLite telescopic poles—specifically compatible with models 6012, 6016, 6317 and 6323. Crafted of zinc (or a zinc-plated variant) to improve durability over legacy plastic buttons, this component restores smooth locking and release action in the pole’s snap-button system. By replacing the worn, broken or missing button, you’ll maintain the integrity of your pole’s extension mechanism, eliminate slippage and avoid needing to replace the entire pole assembly.

Highlights

• Precise Model Compatibility: Fits SnapLite poles 6012, 6016, 6317 and 6323, making it ideal for service techs working across these lengths.

• Zinc Construction for Enhanced Durability: Offers improved wear resistance and longevity compared to older plastic buttons.

• Simple Upgrade & Installation: Drop-in replacement keeps pole adjustment mechanism working like new, reducing maintenance downtime.

• Cost-Effective Repair Option: Replace just the button rather than buying a new pole—smart for maintaining budget-friendly service kits.

• Keeps Pole Extension Mechanism Locked Securely: Ensures the pole sections lock firmly and safely at set lengths, improving user control and safety during pool maintenance.

Compatibility

• 6012 - SnapLite Series 6' to 12' Tele Pole With Button Lock
• 6016 - SnapLite Series 8' to 16' Tele Pole With Button Lock
• 6317 - SnapLite Series 6' to 17' Tele Pole With Button Lock

Additional Info

If your SnapLite pole no longer locks or the button has worn down, this guide explains how the Skimlite 604 replacement button restores smooth extension and secure locking. It fits SnapLite models 6012, 6016, 6317 and 6323 and is an easy in-store repair for worn service poles.

Confirming Fit for Your SnapLite Pole

The 604 button is designed for SnapLite telescopic poles using the matching snap-lock system. Inspecting the pole’s button housing and confirming the model number ensures proper compatibility.

How to check in store if my SnapLite pole uses the 604 button

Whether this metal button fits older 6012 or 6016 poles with worn plastic buttons

Can I bring my pole into DPM to match the replacement part

How to identify a stretched button slot that needs repair

Signs the pole is slipping due to a worn snap button

Installing the Button and Restoring Lock Function

A proper install keeps the pole securely extended while allowing smooth size adjustments. Cleaning the shaft and aligning the button with the housing helps ensure solid engagement.

How to install the 604 button so it locks firmly in each hole

What to check if the button doesn’t pop up smoothly

Whether DPM carries additional SnapLite clips or bushings

How dirt or corrosion prevents the button from seating fully

Whether the pole needs slight sanding before installing a new button

Improving Pole Reliability and Safety During Use

Replacing the button prevents slippage and keeps the extension system working safely for brushing, vacuuming and netting tasks.

How often DPM customers replace SnapLite buttons on service poles

Whether metal buttons last longer than older plastic styles

What wear patterns show the button is nearing failure

How replacing the button improves control during heavy brushing

When a full pole replacement is needed instead of a button swap