Maintaining the robot
In order that your robot retains its original appearance, we suggest that
you follow the recommendations given below.
> The robot must be cleaned regularly in tap water or slightly soapy
water, without using any solvents such as trichlorethylene.
Rinse thoroughly.
> Do not leave your robot to dry in direct sunlight by the side
of the pool.
> Clean the filter bag at the end of each cycle.
> If the robot is to be put away for an extended period (holidays or
winter storage for example), rinse it in tap water and leave it to dry.
> Use your robot vacuum cleaner as often as possible: your pool will
always be wonderfully clean and the filter bag will not clog up
so quickly.
> The robot is designed to work in a swimming pool whose water quality
is as follows: chlorine < 2 mg/ l, pH between 6.8 and 7.6, temperature
between 10°C and 35 °C.
> If part of the pool is not as clean as it should be when using
your robot’s automatic programme, it only takes a minute to finish off
the cleaning using the manual mode.
> Do not use your robot when carrying out any "shock treatment" process
in your pool.
> 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 on the trolley.
Changing the brushes
Your robot is fitted with foam brushes mounted on a brush-holder
that consists of a male and a female roller. We recommend that you change
the brushes at the end of each season. It is imperative that they are
changed if they are noticeably worn.
> Turn the robot over
> Lift up the clip that is located between the 2 rollers
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Bring them together so that you can free their extremity from the
4 pins attached to the drive unit
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and then remove the
brush-holder
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> Remove the used brushes from the rollers and replace them with new
ones.
> Join the 2 rollers, reposition them, and then move them apart again
making sure that their extremity is properly fitted to the 4 pins attached
to the drive unit.
> Lock the central clip (the "clip" shows that the rollers are properly
attached to the unit)
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Important :
To get the best out of your LAZERNAUT, run in the foam pads.
To do this, carry out four 1
1/2
- hour cleaning cycles in “bottom only”
mode (see paragraph “Programming the Robot”, page 15).
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