Hayward KingShark 2 Plus, Руководство по устранению неисправностей

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Sensor Bar adjustments and other minor repairs (Make all adjustments in ¼" increments)
A. Raise Sensor Bar if machine:
1. Fails to climb out of deep end.
2. Turns or hesitates on pool drain.
3. Turns away from curved wall too soon.
B. Lower Sensor Bar if:
1. Tips over before tripping or sensing wall.
2. Turns or hesitates on pool drain.
C. Sensor Bar adjustments required if machine turns in circles or twists cord:
1. Sensor bar not level or too high, possibly hitting the hood.
2. Thread on reversing arm is worn or stripped, not allowing reversing mechanism to disengage.
3. Sensor Bar Cable screws are loose.
4. Sensor Bar Cable is broken.
5. Drive Wheel is broken.
Check Sensor Bar regularly and keep the sensor bar level at all times !
Loss of vacuuming action
1. Filter may be clogged, slowing the flow of water through the unit. Clean the filters.
2. Suction area may be obstructed by large debris. Unplug power cord and remove obstruction.
No apparent power
1. Electrical outlet may be dead. Check electrical GFCI outlet. Check Fuses and breakers. Verify power switch is on.
2. Object lodged in the impeller.
3. Unit runs for a short distance and stops. Check for over load of the electrical circuit or faulty motor.
DO NOT USE EXTENSION CORDS
4. Motor runs but machine becomes or is motionless. Gear box could be worn or drive pin could be sheared.
Machine tips over
1. Filters are dirty.
2. Sensor Bar set too high.
3. Tipping in certain situation can be prevented by purchasing a float and installing per instructions.
Disconnecting and removing the unit from the pool immediately after each use will enhance the life of the cleaner. 4 hours operation in a
50’ x 100’ pool should be sufficient with not more than a few twists in the cord which should be straightened out after each use.
KingShark 2 / KingShark 2 Plus Tips