Hayward only guarantees the quality, performance and safety of its products when assembled with genuine Hayward manufactured parts.
Use of non genuine Hayward manufactured parts will void all warranty.
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Hayward only guarantees the quality, performance and safety of its products when assembled with genuine Hayward manufactured parts.
Use of non genuine Hayward manufactured parts will void all warranty.
Step 9
Observe the Hayward Blu cleaner in operation and make sure that the flow from the return fittings is not affecting the
cleaner and preventing it from cleaning the entire pool. If the Hayward Blu hose is being pushed across the surface of the
pool, it will be necessary to redirect the return fitting flow downward which will allow the cleaner to move around the pool
in its programmed cleaning pattern.
Step 10
When observing the Hayward Blu in operation, it should move around the whole pool without spending an excessive
amount of time against the steps or other obstructions (corners, vertical walls, ladders, etc).
Step 11
The Hayward Blu cleaner will climb the vertical walls in concrete and fiberglass swimming pools if there is at least a twelve
inch (12”) radius where the walls and floor meet.
Hayward Blu
’s
wall climbing is governed by the programmed steering,
and therefore it will not climb the wall each time it comes in contact with a wall. When the cleaner does start up a wall, it
will not always go all the way up the wall. If the Hayward Blu cleaner does not stay on the wall as it is trying to climb, turn
the rear flap adjuster to position number III (See Figure 5).
If the Hayward Blu cleaner
climbs to the water’s surface and
starts to suck air, turn the rear flap adjuster to position
number I (See Figure 5). If the cleaner continues to climb too high, reduce the water flow until the proper operation is
achieved.
K487BLU REV A
11
Hayward only guarantees the quality, performance and safety of its products when assembled with genuine Hayward manufactured parts.
Use of non genuine Hayward manufactured parts will void all warranty.
Step 9
Observe the Hayward Blu cleaner in operation and make sure that the flow from the return fittings is not affecting the
cleaner and preventing it from cleaning the entire pool. If the Hayward Blu hose is being pushed across the surface of the
pool, it will be necessary to redirect the return fitting flow downward which will allow the cleaner to move around the pool
in its programmed cleaning pattern.
Step 10
When observing the Hayward Blu in operation, it should move around the whole pool without spending an excessive
amount of time against the steps or other obstructions (corners, vertical walls, ladders, etc).
Step 11
The Hayward Blu cleaner will climb the vertical walls in concrete and fiberglass swimming pools if there is at least a twelve
inch (12”) radius where the walls and floor meet.
Hayward Blu
’s
wall climbing is governed by the programmed steering,
and therefore it will not climb the wall each time it comes in contact with a wall. When the cleaner does start up a wall, it
will not always go all the way up the wall. If the Hayward Blu cleaner does not stay on the wall as it is trying to climb, turn
the rear flap adjuster to position number III (See Figure 5).
If the Hayward Blu cleaner
climbs to the water’s surface and
starts to suck air, turn the rear flap adjuster to position
number I (See Figure 5). If the cleaner continues to climb too high, reduce the water flow until the proper operation is
achieved.
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