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this moving pattern again and then on the third time when it reverses from the wall it will turn 90º and move to repeat the
same sequence of movements along the length of the pool. Then it will repeat the steps from side wall to side wall and
so forth for the most complete and thorough coverage (see Pages 13). Using the handheld wireless Remote Control you
may guide the cleaner at any time to move forward, reverse, left or right to clean areas that may have been missed, need
extra attention or for quick spot cleaning (see Page 9; Fig. 9b).
If large portions of the pool are missed, then please check the following:
1. Be sure that the Power Supply (Page 4; Fig. 4a-d) and is located in the center of either one of the long sides of the
pool (Page 7; Fig. 7b). This will allow optimum use of the Floating Cable’s length (Page 7; SETTING UP THE POWER
SUPPLY). Make sure the Floating Cable is untangled and spread out on the water’s surface and that there is adequate
Cable length for cleaner to reach all areas of the pool.
2. The Fine Filter Bag may remove particulates 20 times smaller than what is visible to the naked eye. Thoroughly
clean the Filter Bag to remove it of the fine particles embedded within the Bag fibers (See Page 14, CLEANING AND
CHANGING THE FILTER BAG).
To test if the Filter Bag is inhibiting the cleaner’s performance, simply remove the
Filter Bag from the Bottom Lid Assembly (Page 14)
. Then re-insert the Bottom Lid Assembly into the cleaner and
operate the cleaner without the Bag. If the cleaner pumps water strongly, and climbs the walls properly, then you have
confirmed that the Filter Bag requires a thorough cleaning.
NOTE: When at the waterline a portion of the Brushes should be out of the water. Most models are engineered to move left or
right at the waterline. Should they not reach the waterline per their respective cleaning programs (See Pages. 11-13, CLEANING
PATTERNS), they will not reach and clean all areas of the pool.
3.
Models with Two Position Diagonally Locking Floating Full Length Wheel Tube AND Split Wheel Tube + 4
Directional Remote Control
must have the Floating Handle (Page 3; Fig. 1) locked diagonally across the top of your
cleaner’s body (See Page 5; Figs. 5a and 5b, Page 6, Fig. 6).
4.
Models with Handle Float + Split Wheel Tube with Directional Guidance Clutch
have a small screw located on each
of the Wheel Tubes near the center split (Page 11; Clutch Screw image). The revolutions of the free spinning Wheel
Tube is about 1.5, which enables a modest turn whenever the cleaner reverses. By removing each of the 2 screws (1
per Wheel Tube) you may increase the total revolutions of the free spinning Wheel Tube to about 3, which enables a
greater turn whenever it reverses. This is a helpful modification that can be made to this model’s operation in cases
that it is essentially stuck in a pattern in an area of the pool and unable to get out and continue to clean elsewhere. To
re-insert the screws back into the Wheel Tubes, rotate the free spinning Wheel Tube all the way till it can not turn any
more and then reinsert the screw and do the same with the opposing Wheel Tube.
5.
Models with Handle Float + Split Wheel Tube with Directional Guidance Clutch (Page 3; Fig. 1)
come equipped with a
Magnet, (Page 11; Fig. 14) (provided in zipper lock plastic packaging with Operator Manual). The distance this cleaner
model travels along the width of the floor is set at about 18 seconds. The Magnet can be used to increase or decrease
the number of seconds in increments of 3 seconds. This is an essential modification that can be made to this model’s
operation in cases that it is essentially gets stuck in a pattern in an area of the pool and unable to get out and continue
to clean elsewhere. The increase (or decrease) in the cleaner’s forward / reverse timed movements can enable it to
perform as needed. To change the cleaner’s internal program do the following.
1. Turn the cleaner’s Power Supply OFF and remove the cleaner from the pool.
2. Holding the cleaner’s Floating Handle lift the cleaner off the floor and turn the cleaner’s power ON (press
Reset button if applicable) allowing the cleaner to operate outside the pool for no more than 2 minutes.
3. On side of cleaner where the Floating Cable protrudes from its body, there is an “AQUAPRODUCTS” sticker
over that Side Plate (Page 11; Fig. 14). With the Magnet close to the cleaner, swipe it across the sticker
once. When the cleaner stops moving for approximately 3 second immediately following the swipe it is
acknowledging that its program has been changed to modify the forward movement to:
a. The first swipe: increases approximately 3 seconds.
b. The second swipe: increases approximately 6 seconds.
c. The third swipe: increases to a maximum of approximately 9 seconds, which is the maximum.
d. The fourth swipe; actually decreases the cleaner’s forward movement to minus 3 seconds from
the original setting (prior to any swiping).
e. A final fifth swipe would reset the forward movement to the original factory setting
number of seconds.
IMPORTANT: Swipe only once and test your cleaner’s operation! Typically 1 swipe is sufficient!
