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Figure 9
IV - Settings
After the installation, switch the pool pump on. Let the pump work for 2 to 3 minutes to make sure all the air is out of the system.
The hoover must move in the pool with a speed of 2 to 3 meters per minute. Check if all the settings have been done correctly.
Length of the hose
IMPORTANT: The filtration must be switched on when checking the length of the hose. The hose will contract when the pump is working
and it will be longer when the pump is switched off.
Switch the hoover on and put in on the other end of the pool (it can easily be moved thanks to its telescopic handle.) The hose should be long
enough to reach the other end of the pool plus one extra meter. Remove the extra sections of hose from the middle part if necessary. The removal of
the middle part of the hose will prevent the counterweights to be disrupted. Put aside the sections you won’t use immediately.
NOTE: Switch off the filtration of the pool when adding or removing sections of the hose.
Balancing of the hose
To have a correct hose balance, switch off the pump and observe the hose.
The balance of the hose is correct when the suction pad stays flat on the bottom of the pool when switched off and when the hose connection on the
appliance makes a 45° angle to the bottom as shown in figure 9. The appliance will clean better with correctly balanced counterweights. Move the
counterweights with 3 cm at a time where necessary, until the correct balance of the hose is obtained. For pools with deep and shallow parts, the
counterweights need to be adapted in the deep part first and then in the shallow part.
1.
Hose too light:
When the hose comes back up and makes an angle of
more than 45°, the weights need to be put closer to the
appliance or otherwise the first two weights must be put
closer together.
2
Correct hose balance:
leave as is
3
Hose too heavy:
When the hose bends from top to bottom and makes an
angle of less than 45°, the weights need to be put further
away from the appliance or otherwise the first two weights
must be separated from each other.
Direction of the water flow:
IMPORTANT: The water flow of your pressure valve can push away the hose of the appliance and influence its
functioning. This may prevent the appliance from reaching the other end of the pool where the pressure valve
is located. Use the water flow guide device to adjust this.
1.
Hose too light
2.
Correct hose
balance
3.
Hose
too
heavy
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