STEP 1
1.
Place the Power Supply in a dry sheltered area at least 12 feet (3.6 meter) away from the pool.
Since the Power Supply is not water proof, it should not be left out in the rain or
placed into puddles of water.
Plug the Power Supply cord into a 115Volt grounded GFCI outlet.
STEP 2
1.
Plug the JetMAX’s Floating Cable into the Power Supply. Be sure that the Power Supply
ON/OFF switch is in the OFF position.
2.
Adjust the pins according to your pool size and cleaning pattern.
3.
Place the JetMAX in the pool upside down, gently tilting it side to side to allow any trapped air
to
escape. Allow the JetMAX to sink to the bottom of the pool. Once air bubbles stop emerging,
gently pull the Floating Cable to turn the JetMAX upright if necessary.
NOTE:
The JetMAX must be completely submersed in the pool water before using. If the
JetMAX does not sink it is because air is still trapped inside. Repeat #2.
4.
Uncoil the Floating Cable which extends from the JetMAX’s body and spread it over the pool
water surface as evenly as possible. If your pool is elongated (rectangular or oval), place
The Floating Cable at the middle of the pool’s length. Make sure that the Floating Cable is not
tangled or kinked.
STEP 3
ADJUSTING THE TIMING CYCLE
The Time Control Knob located on the front panel of the Power Supply (FIG. 2) can be adjusted to
allow more or less time between the JetMAX’s forward and reverse motion.
Set your JetMAX’s Time Control Knob to 45 seconds. The JetMAX should move across your pool, at
its widest point, from one side to the other. The JetMAX should wait at both sides for at least five
seconds before reversing. If this doesn’t happen, adjust the Time Control Knob accordingly.
NOTE: Turning the Time Control KNOB clockwise will lengthen the time between reversals.
Conversely, turning the knob counter-clockwise will reduce the time between reversals. Once the Time
Control is set, it does not need to be changed unless you use a different type of Filter Bag. The
Optional Mesh Bag may cause the JetMAX to cross your pool in less time and the time control should
be re-adjusted in this case.
CLEANING CYCLE
The size of your pool, and the amount of debris in it, will determine the length of a cleaning cycle,
which can vary from one to three hours. The less often you clean your pool, the longer the cycle.
The cleaning cycle is completed when (1) the pool has reached an acceptable level of cleanliness or,
(2) the JetMAX cannot collect anymore debris. When the JetMAX slows down so that it constantly
reverses direction before reaching the sides of the pool, it is sending a signal that it is time to clean the
(For details please see page 6-7)
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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