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FLOATING CABLE CARE
Occasionally you should stretch the Floating Cable (Page 3; Fig. 2) out to its full length to prevent a memory from forming
and ensure your Cable will not impede your cleaner from reaching all areas of your pool. At that time you should also check
the Floating Cable for external damage. Continual rubbing against sharp or rough surfaces may abrade the Floating Cable
resulting in damage and possible short-circulating your cleaner. Animal bites may puncture or fray the cable as well. For
these reasons it is important to periodically inspect the Floating Cable. The following is not applicable to models with NO
Handle, permanently fixed Handle or Handle with a Handle Float.
Models with Diagonally Locking Floating Handle:
With every use, you must reverse the diagonal locked position. This
will reverse the direction your cleaner travels in your pool ensuring that it reaches any areas possibly missed during its
previous use and ensuring a tangle free Cable.
Models with Fixed Floating Handle and Handle Float:
With every use, you must reverse the position of the Handle Float
along the Floating Handle by simply sliding it to the same area on the Handle on the opposing side of your cleaner. This
will reverse the direction your cleaner travels in your pool ensuring that it reaches any areas possibly missed during its
previous use and ensuring a tangle free Cable.
PROPELLER CARE
It is a good practice to inspect the Propeller (Page 3; Fig. 1) once or twice
per season to check for obstructions, which may reduce water flow and thus
vacuuming ability and pool coverage.
First unplug the cleaner from the Power Supply (Fig. 18a).
1.
Then remove the Screws that secure the Outlet Top (Page 3; Fig. 1) to the
2.
body (Fig. 18b, 18c). Depending on your model the Outlet Top may have 2 or
4 Screws. Using a screwdriver or similar instrument, not your finger, turn the
Propeller to check that it spins freely and inspect the Propeller for clogs: hair,
twigs or other debris, which may keep it from spinning freely. Remove any
accumulated material and replace the Outer Top.
Figure 18c
Figure 18a
Figure 18b
TIP! Cable straightening and untangling is made fast and simple with Aqua Products’ optional E-Z Swivel Cable Detangler.
The “E-Z Swivel” is available to purchase through your Aqua Products Authorized Dealer or online at AquaProducts.com.
IMPORTANT: To protect against personal injury and damage to your
cleaner always unplug your cleaner from its Power Supply prior to
performing any maintenance or repair procedures!
IMPORTANT: Be careful not to over-tighten the Screws or you may
“strip” the screw holes or crack the Outlet Top when re-assembling!
IMPORTANT: Never lift your cleaner out of the pool using the Floating Cable! Your may use the Floating Cable
to pull the cleaner to the side of the pool, but always use the Floating Handle to remove it from the pool! Using
the Floating Cable to remove the cleaner from the pool will result in internal connections being broken and costly
damage being caused to your cleaner! (See page 14, #2)
Power Supply
GFCI
outlet
Your cleaner’s Scrubbing Brushes provide traction and give it the
ability to loosen debris. It is important that you not let the Brushes get
worn down otherwise your cleaner may lose the ability to scrub, climb,
turn and move to clean and cover all areas of the pool. Eventually you
will need to changes the Brushes on your cleaner. When they need
replacement will depend upon how often you use your cleaner and
upon the conditions of your pool. High chemical concentrations and
rough surfaces will cause faster Brush wear. We recommend that
you inspect Brushes frequently to check for excessive wear.
NOTE: Molded and Super Brushes stiffen in water less than
70ºF which may lessen their ability to climb pool walls.
The Molded Rubber Brushes that come standard on most cleaner
models will function well on most any surface (including concrete,
plaster, gunite, vinyl and pebble). The Super Brushes will work on
virtually all surfaces other than highly polished tile. Foam Brushes
are recommended for fiberglass and vinyl surfaces only. PVA Brushes
are recommended for fiberglass, vinyl and highly polished tile.
Super Brush
Molded Rubber
Brush
PVA Brush*
Foam Brush
* It is recommended that PVA Brushes are installed only by
Aqua Products or an Aqua Products Authorized Service Center.
SCRUBBING BRUSHES CARE AND REPLACEMENT