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Unpacking

The packaging should contain the following items: 
> the LAZERNAUT™,
> the transport trolley including the control unit.

Check that your appliance has not suffered any damage during transport 
(bumps,  broken parts, etc.)  If you detect the slightest problem, please 
contact your retailer immediately before using your LAZERNAUT™.

> Assembling the transport trolley:

 

Before removing the appliance from its box 
- Pull the upper section of the trolley containing the control unit out of 
the box,
- Remove the robot from the box being careful not to let the cable get 
caught up in the trolley,
- Remove the lower section of the trolley,
- Loosen the lock-wheels completely and remove the screw from the  
axle-pin,
- Fit the upper section of the trolley into the lower section so that the 
control unit's keyboard is facing the front of the trolley 

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- Fix the screws in place to hold the 2 sections of the trolley
together. Be sure to position a plastic washer on both sides of these
screws. Tighten the lock-wheels as far as they will go (the 'lock-wheels'
must face the back of the trolley) 

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- Make sure the cable wrap-around hooks are facing backwards 

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Installation

For your safety and for the LAZERNAUT™ to function correctly, place the 
control unit at a distance of at least 

3.5 metres

 from the edge of the pool 

making sure that the unit is not exposed to direct sunlight.

Submerging the robot

Important  : 

Under  no  circumstances  should  anyone  be  allowed  to  swim 

when the LAZERNAUT™ is in your pool.

Stage 1 :

 Submerge the robot in the water and evacuate any air that it 

contains by turning it over 

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Stage 2 :

 Squeeze the foam brushes with your hands to push out the air 

and to allow water in 

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. It is essential that the appliance sinks to 

the bottom of the pool and stays there without aid.

Stage 3 :

 Lay out the cable on the pool leaving the float closest to the 

control unit on the pool’s edging.

To get the best out of your LAZERNAUT, run in the foam pads. To do this, 
carry out four 11/2 - hour cleaning cycles in “bottom only” mode  
(see paragraph “Programming the Robot”, page 15).

Electrical connections

Connect the robot’s cable to the control unit
and lock the connector under the unit

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; Only connect the control unit to a 

plug fitted with a security residual current  
protection  system  of 

30  mA 

maximum  (if 

in doubt, contact an electrician/installer).

HOW TO INSTALL YOUR 

LAZERNAUT

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Summary of Contents for LAZERNAUT

Page 1: ...ormation He will advise you on the usage and maintenance of your robot He can also supply you with spare parts and is qualified to provide you with after sales service CONTENTS HOW TO INSTALL YOUR LAZ...

Page 2: ...cing backwards Diagram 3 Installation For your safety and for the LAZERNAUT to function correctly place the control unit at a distance of at least 3 5 metres from the edge of the pool making sure that...

Page 3: ...he Time In manual mode this button turns the robot to the left while it is still underwater In automatic mode this button selects the Programme or Time menus During programming it validates the Progra...

Page 4: ...0 P 01 See chapter Programmes page 16 for selecting programmes The modified value flashes and is then validated by or cancelled by Cancel The length of the cycle can be set for 30 min to 6 hours in 30...

Page 5: ...or The Lazernaut is controlled by a microprocessor to ensure optimal cleaning in all pool configurations This microprocessor also offers the following functions Poolside system In the event that your...

Page 6: ...ght resistance behind the clips Empty the bag and clean it with running water or if necessary with slightly soapy water If you use soap rinse it thoroughly whilst turning it over Do not wring it out Y...

Page 7: ...Do not leave your robot permanently in the water You should not oil any external mechanical part that is accessible by the user Disconnect the cable from the control box and wind it round the hooks o...

Page 8: ...s for submerging the robot respecting the recommendations given earlier in this document point by point Turn the robot right over and hold it underwater so that all the air trapped in the shell can es...

Page 9: ...oncerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Product waste disposal Protection of the environment In accordance with the provisions of the Waste Electrical and Electronic Eq...

Page 10: ...arantee Normal wear and tear of the operational parts such as the foam brushes or the filter bags Electrical damage caused by lightning or a bad electrical connection Breakage due to impact Under no c...

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