Hayward AquaVac 6 Series, Manual, Page: 19 / 90

• During its cleaning cycle the cleaner may not climb the wall
or any vertical surfaces every time. It will adjust its cleaning
sequence to offer optimal pool coverage.
• For a quicker cleaning of the main area of the pool, the
Bottom Only mode may be selected.
• It is normal for the cleaner to operate in both forward and
reverse directions.
• The cleaning time may vary from one pool to another,
affected by pool size, shape, debris load, and/or
water condition.
CLEANING CYCLE
When the cleaning cycle is completed and the cleaner is either in
sleep mode (Start/Stop button light is solid blue) or in stand-by
mode (Start/Stop button light is blinking green), the AquaVac 6
Series can be easily removed from the pool by using the
“Tug & Catch” function.
1. Sharply tug the cable toward you two times
(Start/Stop button light will begin blinking white).
2. Wait for the cleaner to drive to the wall and climb
to the waterline.
3. Remove the cleaner by pulling it out of the water using the
handle on the cable.
4. Allow the cleaner to drain on the pool deck before removing
the canister for cleaning.
REMOVING THE CLEANER FROM THE POOL
START
*STOPS*
30 s.
• To avoid risk of damage or injury, the cleaner will not
operate when out of the water. It is equipped with sensors
that will allow it to recover from beach entry style pools or
shallow areas.
• The cleaner is equipped with an electronic cable anti-
tangling feature which balances the left and right turning
sequence during a cleaning cycle. It may be required to
straighten the cleaner cable and let it lie in the sun to
remove any bends or kinks from storage or operation.
• When the cleaning cycle is completed, the cleaner will go
into stand-by mode for 30 minutes (Start/Stop button light
is blinking green).
• If no action is performed for 30 minutes, the cleaner will go
into sleep mode (Start/Stop button light turns solid blue).