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Hexagone Manufacture SAS does not guarantee full compatibility between the
SPOT PRO 100 vacuum robot and other types of wireless device such as remote
controls, radio transmitters, rolling shutters, etc.
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You are not allowed to modify the original design of the SPOT PRO 100 pool
vacuum robot. Any changes made are at your own risk.
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The floating cable must never be shortened or extended. Place the floating cable
so that moving parts are never in contact with it or it can never end up under the
SPOT PRO 100 pool vacuum robot.
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Do not drop the self-floating cable plug in the water, it is not waterproof. Also,
don't drop it on the floor, it could be damaged, damage the edge of your pool or
even injure you.
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If, by accident, the electrical box falls into the water, it is imperative to disconnect
the electrical socket before to pull it out. Contact your dealer to replace it with an
original spare part.
It is forbidden to open the control box when it is connected to the mains, this action
can cause an electric shock. Contact a qualified technician.
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Never allow the robot to run in stormy weather.
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Always protect the electrical control box from rain or water splashes.
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Always protect the control box from the sun and high heat (maximum 35°C /
95°F), it must be stored in the shade and in a ventilated space.
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Never store the SPOT PRO 100 vacuum robot and its control box in a place where
the temperature can drop below 0°C / 32°F. Absolutely protect it from frost.
When the socket is connected to your electrical installation, the robot must be
completely immersed in the water of the pool, absolutely flat on the bottom of the
basin.
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When the mains plug is connected to your electrical installation, under no
circumstances should you lift, carry or return the pool vacuum cleaner robot SPOT
PRO 100.
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Always unplug the SPOT PRO 100 vacuum robot from your electrical installation
when you're not using it.
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The SPOT PRO 100 pool vacuum robot can only start when the mains plug is
connected to your electrical installation.
