Abriblue NEXTPOOL OPEN SURF SYSTEM User manual

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01/2022 Version
AE-12-205-6EN/01-2022
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Installaon instrucons for the OPEN SURF System and OPEN SURF System 2 above-water automac slaed safety cover - 2/22
This manual is intended for the person who installs and commissions an ABRIBLUE slaed safety cover.
This manual must then be given to the pool owner along with the safety and user instrucons so that it is available for subsequent use.
The advice given in this leaet is the result of AS POOL’s experience in manufacturing automac slaed covers since 1995.
It will allow users to make the best use of this product which should give compete sasfacon.
Compliant with the highest requirements, our safety cover was designed to prevent children younger than 5 years old from accessing
the pool when it is unrolled and locked.
CAUTION
The oang slaed safety cover is not a substute for your common sense or your
responsibilies. It does not replace the vigilance of a responsible adult, which remains
the essenal factor in the protecon of young children.
FOREWORD
USEFUL ADDRESS
Your dealer (stamp):

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CONTENTS
1. Preparing the pool
1.1 Electric connecons and cable passages 4
1.2 Building work 4
1.3 Squaring checks 5
2. Delivery and Recepon
2.1 Delivery 6
2.2 Recepon 6
2.3 Necessary tools 6
2.4 Items in the container 6
3. Assembling the OPEN SURF
3.1 Composion of the rails (SURF 1 and 2) 7
3.2 Dimensions to embed the rails 7
3.3 Assembling the rails (SURF 1 and 2) 7
3.4 Fixing the stand (SURF 1 and 2) 9
3.5 Fixing the moving rail and retaining stop
(SURF 1 and 2) 10
3.6 Fix the stop. 10
3.7 Removing the covers: (Surf 1 and 2) 11
3.8 Cung the pool sides 12
3.9 Removing the solar panel
(OPEN SURF 2 solar) 12
3.10 Final overall dimensions of the OPEN SURF2
slaed cover 13
3.11 Final overall dimensions of the RAISED OPEN SURF 13
4. Electric connecons
4.1 Cabled model 14
4.2 Stand-alone and stand-alone solar models 15
4.3 Solar cabled model 16
5. Assembling the slats
6. Limit switch adjustments
6.1 End of unrolling 17
6.2 Fixing the slat cover to the roller sha 17
6.3 Adjustment of the end of rolling stop 17
7. Test instrucons in the event
of a malfuncon
7.1 For the models with a box 17
7.2 For the solar models 18
7.3 For all models 19
8. Checks
9. Recepon of the cover by the end user
10. Appendix: Solar regulator
10.1 Regulaon operaon 20
10.2 Troubleshoong 20
11. Appendix: reminder of installaon rules
11.1 Solar panel operang principle 21
11.2 Panel orientaon 21
11.3 Projected shade and surrounding vegetaon 21
11.4 Solar kit element winterisaon 22
11.5 Example of produced, stored and used energy
calculaon 22

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1. Preparing the pool
1.1 Electric connecons and cable passages
1.1.1 Power supply box (for a wired and a stand-alone
version)
Fig. 1
Prepare a 230 V power supply using R2V 3G2.5 mm²
(or Ro2V 3G2.5 mm²) cable for the electric box, which
must be installed outside volumes, ⓪, ①, and ②
in a dry area (technical room).
1.1.2 Electrical protecon
This power supply must be protected by a circuit
breaker or a 10 A fuse and a 30 mA ground fault
circuit breaker.
1.1.3 Sheaths
Prepare a connecon protected by a sheath for the
24 V DC power supply between the box and the
roller using 2 x 4 mm² if the cable is less than 15 m
long and using 2 x 6 mm² if the cable is between
15 m and 30 m long.
1.1.4 Cable passage
Separate cables transporng dierent voltages (24 V
and 220 V) and pass them freely placed in dierent
protecve sheaths and connect, removing all risks of
oxidaon and short-circuing, and in waterght and
accessible boxes located outside of volume 0 of the
swimming pool as per the NF C 15-100 standard.
1.1.5 Cable exit
Determine the cable output posion once the rails
have been installed and the stand posion is known.
1.1.6 Earthing
In compliance with the NF C15-100 standard, it is
imperave that all pools be ed with earthing in
compliance with standard requirements to evacuate
any stray currents that would exacerbate metal
oxidaon phenomena.
Consult the current electric standards and in
parcular NF C 15-100.
1.2 Building work
1.2.1 Concrete belt
Fig. 2
Provide for a concrete block using 350 kg/m3
concrete, width 0.25 m, height 0.4 m of the length
(X) of the planned rail.
Fig. 2
x
40 cm
25 cm
25 cm
x
40 cm
1.2.2 Overow
Fig. 3
Plan to control the water level at -12 cm below the
levelling course using a ø 50 mm overow which is
independent of the skimmers, and automac lling.
The absence of an operaonal overow compliant
with our recommendaons will void our guarantee.
Fig. 1
30mA
10A 2m 2.5m
1.5m
22
1
0
1.5m
D
230V 50Hz
0m< D <15m => 2 x 4mm2
15m< D <30m => 2 x 6mm2
230 V 50 Hz
30 mA
10 A
0 m < D < 15 m  2 x 4 mm2
15 m < D < 30 m  2 x 6 mm2
2 m 2.5 m
1.5 m 1.5 m
3 x 2.5 mm²

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Fig. 3
120 mm
Ø 50 mm
1.2.3 Skimmer
When possible, plan to place the skimmers on the
pool widths and not on the lengths in order to
facilitate the movement of the cover.
1.2.4 Pool deck
The deck around the pool must be perfectly at and
level, so that the rails can also be posioned and
xed level.
1.3 Squaring checks
Fig. 4
1.3.1 In order to correctly place your roller perpendicular
to the pool lengths: measure the diagonals.
1.3.2 Make a mark (1) on the pool liner at the level of the
edge opposite the cable exit.
1.3.3 Measure a precise length "A" of 1 m less than the
length of the pool and make a mark (2), at the end
of A on the pool liner.
1.3.4 On the opposite length make a mark (3) opposite
mark (1).
Important, items 1 and 3, while complying with
squaring, must be located as close as possible
to being plumb with the rear coping edges for
right angles, or the end of any eventual curve.
1.3.5 Carry over the "A" measurement from (3) in order
to place mark (4).
1.3.6 Measure the distance "B1" between (1) and (4).
1.3.7 Measure the distance "B2" between (2) and (3).
1.3.8 If B1 and B2 are equal connue with the next step,
otherwise correct the posion of marks (3) and (4)
and start the operaon again unl B1 = B2.
Fig. 4
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AA
B1 B2
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2.3 Necessary tools
Fig. 6
Plan the equipment necessary for assembly: a
perforator, a set of at spanners, socket wrenches and
male hex keys, a set of screwdrivers, a mallet, pliers,
a spirit level, a glue gun, a cuer, a mulmeter, a tape
measure, a grinder, a marker and a saw.
Fig. 6
2.4 Items in the container
-A slaed cover.
-A motorised roller sha.
-A wheeled framework to support the roller sha.
-A xture kit.
-One power supply end stand.
-Installaon instrucons.
2. Delivery and Recepon
2.1 Delivery
Fig. 5
2.1.1 Plan the presence of 2 to 6 persons, or use a
handling device to handle the cover. The cover is
delivered in a non-recoverable wooden container
measuring at least 40 cm more than the width of
the pool. It is heavy and fragile.
2.1.2 For a 4 x 8 pool, the container weighs 295 kg and
measures 4.6 x 0.6 x 0.8(h).
2.1.3 For a 5 x 10 pool, the container weighs 395 Kg and
measures 5.6 x 0.6 x 0.8(h).
Fig. 5
0.8 m
x
0.6 m
W4.2 4.7 5.2 6.2 7.2 8.2 9.2 10.2 11.2 12.2
X4.6 5.1 5.6 6.6 7.6 8.6 9.6 10.6 11.6 12.6
2.2 Recepon
2.2.1 Open the container in the presence of the delivery
sta and check the condion of the goods and their
compliance. Keep the original packing.
2.2.2 If there is any damage or missing parts, write down
your reserves on the transport documents (e.g.:
burst pack). The words "subject to unpacking" alone
are null and void. Send a registered leer (with
acknowledgement of receipt) to the transporter
within 2 days. This leer must accurately detail the
damage found. Send a copy of the leer to AS POOL
for informaon.
2.2.3 Store the parts in the container which should not
be le in full sunlight, but should be placed in a cool
place if the assembly is not carried out on the same
day.
2.2.4 Make the inventory compared to the order.
2.2.5 Read the instrucons completely before starng
the assembly.
2.2.6 The installaon requires 2 people for 5 hours.

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3. Assembling the OPEN SURF
3.1 Composion of the rails (SURF 1 and 2)
Fig. 7
3.1.1 The rail is in 2 parts, one 2.5 m part which can be
recut to length and a 0.5 m part which ts into the
2.5 m part.
3.1.2 In excess of 3 m, the rail is composed of 3 parts, a
2.5 m part, a 3 m rail that can be recut to length and
a 0.5 m part that t together.
3.1.3 Important: aer a rail has been cut, check that
there are no burrs and protect the exposed cut part
of the stainless steel rail using an an-rust product.
Fig. 7
3.2 Dimensions to embed the rails
Fig. 8
Minimum width
cut to
embed the rail
on the bearing
block side
25 x 45 mm
4580
25
Spacing between rails
= pool + 700 mm
approx.
Minimum width
cut to
embed the rail on
the motor side
25 x 80 mm
Fig. 8
3.3 Assembling the rails (SURF 1 and 2)
3.3.1 1st rail
Fig. 9
-Place the OPEN SURF System® symmetrically
on the pool and check that the roller tube is
perpendicular to the pool lengths (see g. 3). In
the case of a SURF System 2, the curved part of the
stand must be posioned on the pool side and the
"tail" (pointed part) on the deck side.
-Slide the rails under the wheels of the OPEN SURF.
-Advance the rail along the pool so that it is at least
260 mm from the edge.
-Fix the rails to the concrete block.
260 mm
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
-Drill a hole using a 5 mm bit at the posion of the
rst hole in the rail on the pool side.
Fig. 10
Ø5 mm
Ø5 mm
Fig. 11
-Remove the rail to enlarge the hole to Ø 8 mm
and insert the anchor.
Fig. 11 Ø8 mm

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Fig. 12
-Next ret it and x it using the spacer and the
CHC M6 x 40 screw.
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
-Pivot the rail so that it is parallel to the pool.
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
-Pre-drill all the other holes keeping the
OPEN SURF close to the hole to be drilled in order
to maintain a constant gap between the rails.
Fig. 14
Fig. 15
-Remove the OPEN SURF from the rail and pivot
the rail to one side in order to enlarge the holes to
Ø 8 mm.
Fig. 15
Fig. 16
-Insert all the other anchors into the holes and x
the rail using the spacers and screws.
Fig. 16

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3.3.2 2nd rail
Fig. 17
-Place the rail parallel to the other. Place the
OPEN SURF on the rails and against the stop on the
rst rail on the pool side.
-Pre-drill all the holes to Ø 5 mm always keeping the
OPEN SURF close to the hole in order to maintain a
constant gap between the rails.
-Push the rail aside to drill the Ø 8 mm holes and x
the rail with the screws.
Fig. 17
3.4 Fixing the stand (SURF 1 and 2)
Fix the stand to the rear of the rail on the motor side of
the OPEN SURF.
Fig. 18
-Place the OPEN SURF against the rear stop, place
the stand approximately 5 cm from it. For non solar
models, bring the power supply cable to the stand.
Fig. 18
Fig. 19
Power supply stand
-Mark the 4 holes using the plate (6) and drill using
a Ø 12 mm bit.
-Fit the threaded rods (5) using chemical sealer.
The rods must protrude 342 mm above the ground.
-Fit the square tube (4) and connect the 24 volt input
cable using the supplied screw terminal.
-Place the plate with the notch (3) and screw
the 4 bolts (2).
-Place the top (1).
Fig. 19
1
2
3
4
6
5
Fig. 20
Solar end stand (SURF 1 only)
-Mark the 4 holes using the base (1) and drill using
a Ø 1 mm bit.
-Fit the M8 anchors (3) and the FHC M8 x 60 (2) screws
to x the base.
-Fit the base (4).
-Adjust the orientaon of the stand so that the solar
panel faces south. Then, screw the CHC M6 x 16 screw
(5) in order to block the base rotaon.
-Place the cover (6) on the base and x it using the
4 plasc screws (8).
-Place the casing (7) on the casing (6) and t it using
the plasc screws (9).
Fig. 20 3
1
2
4
6
8
7
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3.5 Fixing the moving rail and retaining stop
(SURF 1 and 2)
Fig. 21
-Under the foot of the Open on the motor side is a
sensor which avoids the cover from unrolling onto
the pool deck.
-This will be fixed to the rear of the pool next to
the rail.
Fig. 21
OPEN SURF System® 2
OPEN SURF System® 1
Fig. 22
-Depending on the type of SURF that you have, place
the bar 3 or 10 mm from the edge of the rail. The
length of the bar must be adjusted from the end of
the rail and nish 9 cm from the sides of the coping.
-Carry out tests to check that the cover opens over the
pool (electric connecons § 4…).
-If this is not the case, readjust the bar.
Fig. 22
9 cm
3 mm
OPEN SURF System® 1
OPEN SURF System® 2
9 cm
10 mm
9 cm
10 mm
Fig. 23
-Next mark all the holes and drill using a Ø 6 mm bit
and t the M5 anchors with the FHC M5 x 35 screws
to x the bar.
Fig. 23
3.6 Fix the stop.
Fig. 24
-Place the OPEN SURF in the rear posion, the wheel
in contact with the stop.
-Slide the rod by placing it in the central hole of the
plate, the plate on the ground.
Fig. 24
OPEN SURF System® 1
OPEN SURF System® 2

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Fig. 25
-Mark all the holes using a marker and drill Ø 8 mm
holes except for the centre hole which is Ø 10 mm.
Fig. 25
Ø 10 mm
Ø 8 mm
Fig. 26
-Fix the plate using the M6 anchors and the
TRHC M6 x 35 screws.
Fig. 26
3.7 Removing the covers: (Surf 1 and 2)
Fig. 27
3.7.1 Removing Surf 1 covers:
Using an Allen wrench, unscrew the TRHC M6 x 16
screw, li then remove the cover from the stand.
Fig. 27
Fig. 28
3.7.2 Removing Surf 2 covers:
Using an Allen wrench, unscrew the 4 lateral
TRHC M6 x 16 screws to release the cover. Tilt it
carefully backward then lower it.
Be careful, there are two pins below the aluminium
frame to posion the cover on it. The cover must
be removed from these studs before removing it
carefully from the stand and placing it on the side.
Take care not to damage the wires connecng the
key switch to the motor during this dismantling.
Fig. 28
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2
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3.8 Cung the pool sides
Fig. 29
Cut the ends of the pool coping (if it overhangs the
pool) over a length "x" depending on the pool length
"L" in order to allow the slats to move from the roller
sha to the pool without rubbing against the coping
which could break the caps..
Fig. 29
x
xx
L45678910 11 12 13 14 15
X290 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 400
X
3.9 Removing the solar panel
(OPEN SURF 2 solar)
Dismantle the motor cover (see § 3.6) to access the
connectors.
Fig. 30
-Disconnect the red and black wires connected to the
+ and - solar terminals of the regulator.
-Aach a needle (grommet) to each of the two wires.
Fig. 30
Fig. 31
-Remove the rivets, then dismantle the solar panel
from the beam.
-Take care not to pull out the wires when dismantling
and recover the end of the needles.
-Remove the laer from the wires and keep the wire
ends available on either side of the Surf to reassemble
the panel and pass through these wires.
Fig. 31

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D
215
590
690
800
Pool length 8 m 10 m 12 m
D: min. diameter needed 560 mm 620 mm 660 mm
105 105
15 20
255
35
105
35
150
Centre distance of rails = Pool width + 700 mm
Roller sha dimensions = Pool width + 596 mm
Beam width = Pool width + 636 mm
Overall dimensions = Pool width + 910 mm
140
3.10 Final overall dimensions of the OPEN SURF2 slaed cover
Pool length 8 m 10 m 12 m
D: min. diameter needed 560 mm 620 mm 660 mm
100 100
25 15
345
35 35
65 65
38
225
Centre distance of rails = Pool width + 700 mm
Roller sha dimensions = Pool width + 588 mm
Beam width = Pool width + 628 mm
Overall dimensions = Pool width + 830 mm
D
160
770
835
600
3.11 Final overall dimensions of the RAISED OPEN SURF

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Marron
Bleu
M22 K10
+
-
+
-
Rouge
Noir
Bleu
Marron
M=
I 0 II
Schéma électrique Surf modèle filaire
1
2
3
4
Noir/blanc
Noir
Blue
Brown
Black
Red
Brown
Blue
Black
Black/white
M=
M22 K10
4.1.1 Fix the transformer box in the technical room.
Fig. 32
Connect the 230 V power supply cable in the electric
box to the terminal marked "T" for the earth, "P" for
the phase and "N" for the neutral.
Connect the two power wires of the connecng
cable to the terminals marked "+" and "-" in the box.
Fig. 32
230V AC 24V DC
ON / OFF
T N +
-
P
2A
4.1.2 Connect the power cables to the screw terminal
inside the stand.
Fig. 33
Test the tube's rotaon in both direcons. The slats
should roll by passing over the roller sha. If the
movement does not match to the correct direcon,
invert the blue and brown wires
Let the tube turn in the unrolling direcon unl the
motor stops (unrolling limit switch stop).
Finish the adjustment of the limit switches once the
cover's slats have been assembled.
Fig. 33
Have the electric connecons made by a qualied
technician in compliance with current standards.
4. Electric connecons
4.1 Cabled model
OPEN SURF cabled model electric diagram.

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Gris
Bleu M22K10
+
-
+
+
-
-
+
-
Rose
Vert
+
-
Rouge
Noir
Bleu
Marron
M=
I 0 II
+
-
+
-
FORCAGE
Violet
Noir
Schéma électrique Surf modèle autonome et
autonome solaire
Noir/blanc
Noir
Rouge
Blanc
1
3
1
3
Marron
Bleu
1
3
Rouge
Noir
Marron
Bleu
OU
Black
Black/white
Red
White
Blue
Brown
Black
Grey
Black
M=
M22K10
Brown
Blue
Green
Blue
Violet Pink
FORCING
Blue
Brown
Noir
Red
Red
OR
4.2.3 Fig. 34 et 35
To recharge the batteries, leave the connector
permanently connected to the post when the OPEN
SURF is in the rear posion.
Fig. 34
Fig. 35
4.2.1 For the stand-alone model, the transformer box is to
be ed in the technical room
Fig. 32
Connect the 230 V power supply cable in the electric
box to the terminal marked "T" for the earth, "P" for
the phase and "N" for the neutral.
Connect the two power wires of the connecng
cable to the terminals marked "+" and "-" in the box.
4.2.2 Remove the cover (see § 3.6) and connect the violet
wire to the baeries.
Connect the power wires to the screw terminal
in the stand and connect the violet wire to the
baeries which are in the motor stand.
Fig. 33
Test the tube's rotation in both directions. The
slats should roll by passing over the roller shaft.
If the movement does not match to the correct
direction, invert the blue and brown wires
Let the tube turn in the unrolling direcon unl the
motor stops (unrolling limit switch stop).
Finish the adjustment of the limit switches once the
cover's slats have been assembled.
OPEN SURF stand-alone and solar stand-alone
model electric diagram
4.2 Stand-alone and stand-alone solar models

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4.3 Solar cabled model
5. Assembling the slats
Please refer to the "Slat cover" instrucons.
Gris
Bleu
M22K10
+
-
+
+
-
-
+
-
Rose
Vert
+
-
Rouge
Noir
Bleu
Marron
M=
I 0 II
+
-
+
-
FORCAGE
Violet
Noir
Schéma électrique Surf modèle filaire solaire
Noir/blanc
Noir
Marron
Bleu
Rouge
Noir
Brown
Blue
Blue
Black
Black
Black
Red
Black/white
M=
Green
Grey
Violet Pink
FORCING
M22 K10
Blue
Brown
Black
Red
OPEN SURF cabled solar model electric
diagram
SURF System 1: Connect the spiral wire to the screw
terminal inside the previously installed solar stand.
SURF System 2: The solar panel is assembled on the
SURF frame and its wires are already connected to the
regulator.
Remove the cover (see § 3.6) and connect the violet
wire to the baeries.
Fig. 31
Test the tube's rotaon in both direcons. The slats
should roll by passing over the roller shaft. If the
movement does not match to the correct direcon,
invert the blue and brown wires.
Let the tube turn in the unrolling direcon unl the
motor stops (unrolling limit switch stop).
Finish the adjustment of the limit switches once the
cover's slats have been assembled.

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6.3 Adjustment of the end of rolling stop
Fig. 36
Use the key switch to roll in the cover: if the gear motor
stops by itself before the enre cover has been rolled
in, adjust this using the adjustment screw on the pool
side by turning it clockwise to lengthen the run using
the blue hex key provided.
-If the enre cover is rolled in before the gear motor
stops, unroll 1 m, then adjust the run using the
adjustment screw on the poolside by turning it an-
clockwise to reduce the run, then begin the rolling
run stop adjustment from the beginning.
7. Test instrucons in the
event of a malfuncon
The following list has been drawn up in order to help
diagnose and correct malfuncons that may occur
during installaon. This guide is exclusively for the
professional authorised to install the cover in order
to maintain the validity of the guarantee. If, after
having followed these instrucons, the cause of the
malfuncon has not been found, the professional must
contact the cover retailer or manufacturer.
Read completely before carrying out the operaons.
Refer to the electric connecon chapter.
Turn the switch on the box to O or "0" before each
connecon, disconnecon operaon.
Respecng the poles between the power box and the
roller is important because the rotaon of the motor
depends on wires 1 and 2 of the motor cable and not
directly the box "+" and "-".
Check the condion and the correct ghtening of the
electric connecons.
7.1 For the models with a box
7.1.1 Checking the box
-Check that the fuse and the thermal circuit breaker
are in working order.
-Disconnect the 2 wires connecng the box to the
roller motor from the "+" and "-" terminals.
-Turn the switch on the electric box to On or "1".
-Step by step, measure the presence of the
indicated voltage on the circuit at the following
terminals:
-Electric box power supply test: 230 V AC
(Alternating) on terminals "P" and "N" of the
control box to which the 230 V is connected.
-Transformer test: 24 V AC output from the
transformer, in the jacks that connect to the square
rectifier on the diagonally opposed terminals
marked AC.
6. Limit switch adjustments
6.1 End of unrolling
Fig. 36
6.1.1 Find the 2 end of run adjustment screws on the
motor located between the post and the roller tube
by pivong the end of run cover.
6.1.2 The screw on the pool deck side adjusts the end
of unrolling stop. Using the key switch, rotate the
motorised tube in the unrolling direcon unl the
motor stops automacally. (This is the end of run
posion).
Fig. 36
6.2 Fixing the slat cover to the roller sha
Fig. 37
6.2.1 Slide the black strap xtures onto the sha opposite
the xture straps which are on the slats and then
x the straps under the black 30 x 80 xtures by
ghtening the screws. Check that the gaps around
the cover in the pool are evenly spaced on either
side as soon as the rolling starts.
6.2.2 Correct the posion of the strap xtures if the
spacing is not even.
Fig. 37

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-If the voltage measured is greater than 24 V, check
the connecons and the condion of the wires.
-If there is no voltage or a very low voltage
(< 24 V), this indicates a defect on the solar panel.
This can be the result of a faulty connecon, or a
defecve component. The panel must be returned
to AS POOL for analysis.
7.2.2 Fig. 32
-Disconnect the baeries for the test. The voltage
of each one should be 12 V.
-Reconnect the baeries, disconnect the green and
black wires from the regulator, there should be a
24 V DC voltage between these wires.
-If the voltage is less than 22 V, the voltage is not
sucient to correctly operate the motor, check all
the connecons, the condion of the wires and
the contacts on the rearm buon.
-If there is no voltage or a very low voltage (< 24 V),
this indicates that the baeries are not charged.
This can be the result of a faulty connecon, an
incorrect posioning of the panel or a defecve
component.
7.2.3 Measurement of the voltage output from the
regulator
If items 7.2.1 and 7.2.2 have been checked and
the voltages are correct, and if your voltage on
the output from the regulator is less than 24 V,
you must re-inialise the regulator before the
following steps:
- Disconnect the "-" wire from the solar panel,
- Disconnect the "-" wire from the baeries,
- Wait for the regulator indicators the indicators
to go out.
Then reconnect the wires in the same order:
solar panel "-" and then baery "-".
-Without disconnecting the blue and red wires
from the regulator, measure the DC voltage
between these wires. It should be 24 V DC. This
voltage should be found between the terminals
of screw terminals 3 and 4 (check the wires and
connecons if this is not the case).
-If there is no voltage here, but there is output
voltage from the baeries, keep the forcing buon
pressed down and turn the slaed cover control
key.
-If the cover reacts to turning of the key, this
indicates a regulator fault. This can be the
result of a power surge due to a thunder storm,
a faulty connecon, or a defecve component.
The regulator must be returned to AS POOL for
analysis.
-Rectifier test: 24 V DC (Direct Current) on the
square recer: the "+" terminal is perpendicular
to the other 3 terminals. The "-" terminal is
diagonally opposite.
-Thermal circuit breaker test: 24 V DC on the
terminals marked "+" and "-" at the connecng
cable connecons.
-If a voltage is not present or of a dierent value,
check again making sure that the multimeter
tips are in contact with the terminals and that
your mulmeter is calibrated and on the correct
measurement posion. A voltage that is absent or
dierent from the indicated voltage indicates that
the tested component is defective. Replace it or
request its return to AS POOL for analysis.
-If the voltage is correct the box is in perfect
working order.
7.1.2 Checking the power supply cable between the
electric box and the roller motor
-Reconnect the cable that supplies the roller in the
electric box and disconnect it from the roller post
at its entry from the screw terminals marked "+"
and "-".
-Step by step, check for the presence of the
indicated voltage on the following terminals:
-Connecting cable test: 24 V DC in the box at
the terminals marked "+" and "-" where the
connecng cable is connected. The 24 V DC on
the terminals for the 2 wires arriving at the post.
If the voltage is below 22 V, this voltage will not be
sucient for the correct operaon of the motor.
-If voltage is not present or the value is dierent, it
means that your cable is defecve, cut, damaged
or has the wrong resistance, or is located too near
to a cable with a dierent voltage that disrupts its
operation. Replace the cable. Make a temporary
connecon using another cable directly between the
electric box and the motor to carry out new tests.
7.2 For the solar models
CAUTION: It is imperave to orient the solar panels
facing SOUTH, directly exposed to sunlight and away
from any shade
7.2.1 Measure the voltage output from the solar panel
-Disconnect the green wire from the baery "+".
-Disconnect the + and - wires from the solar panel
on the regulator. Measure the direct voltage
between these two wires (a panel correctly
positioned receiving direct sunlight supplies a
voltage > 24 V and < 50 V).
-There must be a voltage greater than 24 V DC,
if this is the case, go to step 2.
-If the voltage is less than 24 V, measure it again
directly between the black and red wires of the
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7.3 For all models
7.3.1 Checking the key switch
-Use the continuity measurement of your
mulmeter to check that the contacts (NO) located
behind the switch close one aer the other when
the key is turned rst in one direcon and then in
the other.
-On the screw terminals marked +, -, 1, 2, 3, 4.
-Measure 24 V DC between the "+" and "-".
-Measure 24 V DC between the 3 and the 4.
-Measure 24 V DC between the 3 and the 1 when
the key is turned in one direcon.
-Measure 24 V DC between the 3 and the 2 when
the key is turned in the other direcon.
7.3.2 Direct motor check
-Take 2 screw terminals
-Connect the + 24 V DC to one screw terminal and
the "-" (0) to the 2nd screw terminal.
-Fixing the cover to the axis The direcon of polarity
is important.
-Place the blue wire in contact with the red wire
(+ 24 V): the motor should turn in one direcon.
-Remove the blue wire
-Place the brown wire in contact with the red wire
(+ 24 V): the motor should turn in the other direcon.
-Reversing the blue and brown wires reverses the
motor rotaon direcon.
-To make sure that the motor is not at the limit
switch stop, turn the adjustment screws of the end
of run clockwise towards the + indicaon.
-If, aer these tests, the motor will sll not run, this
indicates a motor defect. This can be the result
of a power surge due to a thunder storm, a faulty
connecon, or a defecve component. Replace it
or request its return to AS POOL for analysis.
7.3.3 Uncoupling motor
-Switch o the box.
-Block the rotaon of the roller sha while keeping
the slats rolled on it.
-Remove the cover on the motor side (see § 3.6).
Disconnect all the motor cable wires so as to slide
it completely towards the roller sha and remove
the locking screw present in the white Technyl
bearing.
-Manually accompany the unrolling of the cover,
making sure that the motor cable does not get
entangled.
-Lock the safety mechanisms.
When commissioning the roller, a new adjustment
of the motor limit switches will be needed.
7.3.4 Checking the sensor
-Use the continuity measurement on your
mulmeter to check that the contact opens and
closes when it is pushed.
-If nothing happens the sensor is defecve. It must
be replaced.
8. Checks
Check the following points relang to the NF P 90-308
standard and check that the cover operates correctly:
-When turning the key switch for the cover, the enre
pool is visible and check that there are no bathers
in the pool when closing the cover. The unrolling
operaon stops when the key is released. The key can
be removed from the control box.
-The cover rolls and unrolls correctly.
-The safety mechanisms are easily handled for
the recommended water levels and are sucient
(number and posion). Check that they are locked
when the installaon is complete.
-The gaps along the length between the cover slats
and the pool wall are less than 7 cm and the cover
does not rub "abnormally" against the wall.
-The voltage powering the cover is less than 30 V DC.
-The limit switches are operaonal.
-The site is cleaned aer installaon of the cover and
the packaging and waste is removed.
-"Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment" (WEEE)
is the subject of specic collecon. It should not be
disposed of with your unsorted household waste.
9. Recepon of the cover by
the end user
-The installer explains the operaon of the ABRIBLUE
cover to the end user and informs him/her of the
safety, usage, upkeep and winterisaon advice.
-They give them the cover instrucons: '"Installaon
instrucons" and "Safety instrucons and user guide
for the automac cover".
-They demonstrate the use of the cover and explain it
funconal limits.
-The installer and end user fill in and sign the
guarantee form aesng to the compliance of the
installaon, the recepon of the documents for the
cover and the information given to the end user
featured in the cover safety instrucons.

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10. Appendix: Solar regulator
-The power supply to the motor comes from two
electronically regulated batteries supplied by a
high yield photovoltaic panel which provides an
autonomy of 20 cycles (on full load).
-The solar panel must be placed outside and poinng
in the right direcon, due north is to be excluded!
A minimum direct exposure of 5 hours allows normal
use everywhere in France all year round.
-A beep signal indicates a low baery charge, while
guaranteeing a complete nal opening/closing cycle.
10.1 Regulaon operaon
10.1.1 The regulator emits sound signals to warn the user
of a change in the state of the baeries:
-1 beep: the baery charge is under 75 %.
-3 beeps: the baery charge is under 25 %.
-5 beeps: the baery charge is under 10 %.
-25 beeps: the system is going into safety mode
(see troubleshoong).
10.1.2 The regulator emits light signals to warn the user
of a change in the state of the baeries:
10.2 Troubleshoong
1
2
3
Charge level
Yellow LED 1 comes on at ≥ 75 %
Yellow LED 2 comes on at ≥ 25 %
Yellow LED 3 comes on at ≥ 10 %
Yellow LED 3 ashes at ≤ 10 %
Flashing red LED ashing: short circuit
Red LED on: safety
Green LED on:
charging.
Baery
connecon
Use
connecon
Solar panel
connecon
Order of tests
Forcing
By using the "Forcing" push buon to user overrides
the regulator safety and takes power directly from
the baeries.
Connecons Loosen the connecons one by one and ghten them
carefully on the conductor part of the wire.
Regulator
Charging is permanent except when:
- Insucient light,
- Panel damaged,
- Baeries charged,
- Incorrect connecon.
Red LED on and FORCING ineecve: baeries empty,
leave to charge.
Switch
Simulate the use of the key switch by making a shunt
between 4 and 1 and then between 4 and 2 (never
power 1 and 2 at the same me).
Gear motor
Power the motor directly using the baeries: 4 on
the + and 3 on the - and then in turn 1 or 2 on the +
to rotate.