Operation And Maintenance - Zodiac Pool Systems MX6 Mode D'emploi

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Operation and Maintenance

Daily Operation
The cleaner cycles on/off with the pool filtration pump, vacuuming and cleaning all surfaces randomly throughout
the pool. The climbing ability of the cleaner is dependent on the pool's shape and available water flow. If the
cleaner is not climbing pool walls, ensure the flow is correct by checking the wheel speed. Also, ensure the pool
surface is not covered in algae as this slippery surface will affect traction.
During each coverage pattern cycle, the cleaner travels both forward and backwards, and pivots to the right and
left. The turbines underneath the cleaner create down force for climbing and stability as well as directing debris
into the cleaner mouth. (In MX8
agitate and remove small stuck-on debris.)
MX8 / MX8 Elite Cleaner Vacuum Modes
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Your Zodiac cleaner is designed to operate with two vacuum options:
• Small debris (factory setting): For vacuuming smaller and heavy debris, such as sand, silt and small
stones. The pool cleaner is sent from the factory in this mode.
• Large debris: For vacuuming large debris, such as leaves.
It is recommended that you return the cleaner to small debris factory setting after large debris cleaning.
To avoid serious injury, make sure that the cleaner is disconnected from the hose and
the suction pump used for the cleaner is turned off prior to starting this operation.
Convert to large debris
cleaning mode:
1. Grasp the yellow inlet adapter
and insert a finger into the
adapter hole (Figure 10).
2. Lift up the rear edge of the
inlet adapter and then pull it
out of the vacuum inlet.
Zodiac MX Pool Cleaner
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Elite cleaners, the scrubbing brushes also make contact with the pool floor to
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WARNING
Figure 10
MX8 cleaner shown
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Convert back to small debris
cleaning mode:
1. Place the yellow inlet adapter in the vacuum inlet
of the pool cleaner.
2. Push down on the yellow inlet adapter until both
the front and rear edges click into place.
Figure 11