Aquabot turboT Operator'S Manual & Troubleshooting Manual Download

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Your cleaner is designed to clean the pool many times over within its recommended cleaning cycle (up to 7 hours) by moving along

the width of the pool (side wall towards side wall), not the length.

Your cleaner operates by moving down 1 side wall, then crossing over 50% of the floor’s width, stop and reverse on an angle or arc

to move back towards the original side wall. Once the cleaner reaches the original wall it will reverse and repeat this process with

varied distances across the width of the pool. It will only climb the original wall every 4 times. Your model does not require constant

lateral waterline movement to navigate the pool due to their patented turning systems. 3 Directional Remote Control models may be

guided forward, reverse and in an arc radius turn (in the direction it is moving) using the handheld wireless Remote Control at any

time to clean areas that may have been missed, need extra attention or for quick spot cleaning (Page 11, CLEANING PATTERNS).

If large portions of the pool are missed, then please check the following:

1. Be sure that the Power Supply and is located in the center of either one of the long sides of the pool. 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 (Page 12, 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 12).

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 waterand your cleaner should move left or right along the

waterline. Should it not reach the waterline then it will be slightly limited in its movement around the pool..

3. Shake the Floating Handle (Page 3; Fig. 1). Listen for the presence of water within it. The Handle should be lightweight and

airtight without water in it. If water is present, contact an Authorized Service Center. To locate a Service Center, please visit

AquaProducts.com/SCL

4. Check that the Pump Motor (Page 3; Fig. 1) is operating. Please refer to Page 21 titled MOVES BUT DOES NOT PICK UP

DIRT AND DEBRIS.

5. Remove obstructions from your pool. Objects protruding from walls may impede the left/right movement of your cleaner when

it is at the waterline causing the cleaner to remain in one or two sections while missing others. For optimal performance, it is

recommended to remove objects from the pool walls when operating your cleaner. If some objects, such as ladders, can not

be removed during your cleaner’s cleaning cycle, place the cleaner in each of the ‘separate’ portions of the pool allowing each

portion separate complete cleaning cycles. In this case position the Power Supply at the opposite ends of the pool during each

cleaning cycle, while always keeping the Power Supply at least 12 feet / 4 meters from the pool’s edge.

6. Check that the Drive Belts and Drive Tracks are properly aligned and are taut (Pages 15-16). Adjust or replace if necessary.
7. Check for excessive wear of the Scrubbing Brushes, which provide traction for climbing and replace if necessary (Page 14,

SCRUBBING BRUSHES CARE AND REPLACEMENT).

Check that the Floating Cable is securely plugged into the Power Supply.

PoWer suPPly aND Fuse (Page 4; Fig. 4)

1. Check that the Power Switch is pressed upwards to the “ON” position.

NOTE: Your cleaner’s Power Supply has a Safety Reset Button, which must be pressed each time you switch the power “ON”. The Safety

Reset button does not need to be pressed each time if your Power Supply is operating off of an External Timer.

2. Switch the Power Supply “OFF” and “ON” several times, allowing approximately 30 seconds between each “ON” and “OFF”.

Remember, if your cleaner is set to operate off an External its Reset Switch must be pressed each time after pressing the “ON”

button.

3. Unplug the Power Supply from the electrical outlet. Check that the Fuse (Page 4; Fig. 4) in the Power Supply’s Fuse Holder

appears operational. If the Fuse appears burned out, then replacement Fuses are available for purchase through most major

electronic supply stores, including your Authorized Dealer.