Pool Rover 820008 Mode D'emploi page 6

TROUBLE SHOOTING:
B. Does not pump water:
1.Check to see if the electric outlet has power.
2.Check to see if the cable is plugged into the power supply.
3.Check the fuse in the Power Supply - if necessary replace it.
4.Check the cable for possible cuts or damage.
C. Does Not Vacuum well or at all:
1.Check to see if the filter bag is clean.
2.Check to see if the intake valve flaps on the bottom of the
cleaner are free to allow entry of water and debris.
D. Does not cover the entire pool:
1.Check to see if the wheel movement is free of obstructions like
hair or accumulated debris.
2.Check to see if the filter bag is clean.
3.Adjust timing cycle so that Pool Rover reaches the other side of
the pool.
E. Reverse Direction before reaching the opposite side wall of the pool.
1.Turn the TIME CONTROL KNOB on the power supply clockwise
a few seconds. Repeat if necessary.
F. Waits too long at the wall site before reversing:
1.Turn the TIME CONTROL KNOB on the power supply counter-
clockwise a few seconds. Repeat if necessary.
G. Floating cable and twisting cable care
1.Your new Pool Rover was designed to clean most above-ground
pools. Some pool shapes may cause the cable to coil or tangle
because the cleaner operates in a systematic circular pattern. If
that happens, use the E-Z swivel, a patented feature that allows
you to easily untwist the cable.
important
Please be sure to always keep the cleaner properly stored anywhere between 10 to 40 degrees Celsius (50 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit). This will
keep the motor, plastics and seals protected. Failure to comply, will result in loss of warranty.
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Cable care
Your new Pool Rover was designed to clean most above-ground
pools. Some pool shapes may cause the cable to coil or tangle
because the cleaner operates in a systematic circular pattern. If
that happens, use the E-Z swivel, a patented feature that allows
you to easily untwist the cable.
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Place the Robot on the ground and
unplug the cable from the transformer.
With one hand, holding the E-Z Swivel
(see fig. 24), walk away from the
Robot, pulling the cable to its full length.
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24
Holding with one hand the E-Z Swivel.
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The core will rotate inside the cover
and in this way will untangle the cable.
patent pending