Abriblue OPEN Classic User manual

OUT OF POOL AUTOMATIC SAFETY COVER
OPEN Classic
Installaon instrucons
Please read carefully and keep for subsequent consultaon
Version 02/2013
AE-12-004-4GB/05-2014
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Installaon instrucons for the OPEN Classic out of pool automac safety cover - 2/20
FOREWORD
This instrucon manual is intended for the person who installs and commissions an ABRIBLUE 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 leaflet is taken from the experience of AS POOL (ABRIBLUE): with over 55,000 automac covers since 1995.
The advice will allow the user to make the best use of this product which should give compete sasfacon to its users.
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.
The floang 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.
USEFUL ADDRESS
Your retailer (stamp):

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CONTENTS
1. Preparing the pool
1.1 Electric connecons and cable passages 4
1.2 Building work 5
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 roller
3.1 Offset plate opon: assembly on the post 7
3.2 Fing the shaonto the posts 7
3.3 Placing the roller on the pool 8
3.4 Preparing the fixtures 8
3.5 Offset plate opon: fixture to the ground 8
3.6 Placing the threaded rods 9
3.7 Sealing the threaded rods 9
3.8 Cung the pool copings 9
3.9 Adjusng and ghtening the posts 10
3.10 Final overall dimensions of the pool cover 10
4. Electric connecons
4.1 Box 11
4.2 Motor and key switch 11
4.3 Roller rotaon test 11
4.4 Uncoupling 11
5. Assembling the slats
5.1 Placing the slats on the water 12
5.2 Assembling the slats 12
5.3 Adjusng the number of slats 12
5.4 Controlling the fit 12
5.5 Installing the stair slats 13
5.6 Slat orientaon ski 13
5.7 Fixing the apron to the pool 14
5.8 Fixing the an-liing buckles 14
5.9 Fixing with the Coverlock system. 15
6. Run stop adjustments
6.1 End of unrolling 17
6.2 Fixing the apron to the 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 Checking the box 18
7.2 Checking the power supply cable between the electric box
and the roller motor 18
7.3 Checking the key switch 18
7.4 Direct check of the motor 19
8. Checks
9. Recepon of the cover by the end user
4
7
6
11
12
17
20
20
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1. Preparing the pool
1.1 Electric connecons and cable passages
1.1.1 Electric box power supply
Fig. 1
Prepare a 230 V power supply using an R2V3G2.5
mm² (or Ro2V 3G2.5 mm²) cable for the electric box,
which must be installed outside the volumes,
1
0
and
2
and in a dry place (technical room).
1.1.2 Electrical protecon
The power supply must be protected by a circuit
breaker or a 10 A fuse holder 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 Water treatment communicaon opon
Plan a connection between the box and the
roller using 2 x 1.5 mm² if you are installing the
"communication with water treatment device
opon" box.
1.1.5 Cable passages
Separate cables carrying different voltages (24 V and
220 V) by passing them through different sheaths
which are spaced in compliance with NF C 15-100.
1.1.6 Cable exit
Fig. 2
Exit these cables 10 cm from the edge of the pool
in the alignment of the rear copings of the pool in
the case of 90° corner copings. If necessary advance
them by the distance of the radius of the curved
part of the pool's angle.
Consult the current electric standards and
especially the NF C15-100 standard.
Fig. 2
10cm
10cm
x
x
10 cm 10 cm
XX
Fig. 1
230 V 50 Hz
30 mA
3 x 2.5mm²
10 A
0 m < D < 15 m →2 x 4 mm2
15 m < D < 30 m →2 x 6 mm2
D
2 m 2.5 m
1.5 m 1.5 m
0
1
2
2

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1.2 Building work
1.2.1 Concrete belt
Fig. 3
Plan a concrete belt using a 350 Kg cement per m3
concrete mix with a size of w 25 cm x h 40 cm x l 100
cm using at least 0.10 m3to stabilise the fixture of
the roller.
1.2.2 Overflow
Fig. 4
Plan to control the water level at 12 cm below
the edge using a ø 50 mm overflow which is
independent of the skimmers and automac filling.
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.
1.3 Squaring checks
Fig. 5
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).
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. 3 40cm
100cm
25cm
100 cm
25 cm
40 cm
Fig. 4
120mm
Ø50mm
120 mm
Ø 50 mm
Fig. 5
4
31
2
A
A
B1 B2
L
l
AA
B2
B1
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2. Delivery and Recepon
2.1 Delivery
Fig. 6
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 290 Kg and
measures 4.6 x 0.6 x 0.8 (h).
2.1.3 For a 5 x 10 pool, the container weighs 390 Kg and
measures 5.6 x 0.6 x 0.8 (h).
2.2 Recepon
2.2.1 Open the container in the presence of the delivery
staffand 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.: container open on delivery). 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 give an exact descripon of the damage. 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 persons for 4 hours.
2.3 Necessary tools
Fig. 7
Plan the equipment necessary for assembly: a
perforator, a set of flat spanners, socket wrenches and
hex keys, a set of screwdrivers, a mallet, pliers, a level,
a glue gun, a cuer, a mulmeter, a tape measure, a
grinder, a marker and a saw.
2.4 Items in the container
- A slat apron
- A motorised roller sha
- Two posts to support the sha
- A 19 x 25 cm box
-Afixture kit
- Installaon instrucons
Fig. 7
x 2 4:00
Fig. 6
0.8m
x
0.6m
l4.2 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
0.6 m
0.8 m
x

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3. Assembling the roller
3.1 Offset plate opon: assembly on the post
Fig. 8
3.1.1 Assemble the offset plates on the posts, consider
this plate as a template for the rest of the installaon
3.1.2 Place the screws in the 15 mm plugs in order to
stretch the plugs a lile
3.1.3 Place the plate under the foot and place the brass
plugs into the holes
3.1.4 Using a hex key, ghten the screws to 80 Nm
3.2 Fing the shaonto the posts
Fig. 9
3.2.1 Lubricate the contact parts using a silicone-based
grease.
3.2.2 Assemble the motorised tube to the post on the
motor side by inserng the motor end into the
white shabearing taking care to place the motor
cable exit towards the ground and the end of run
adjustment screws towards the sky.
3.2.3 Pin the motor end to the shabearing using the
M8x80 bolt and ghtening the nut onto the washers
above the shabearing.
3.2.4 Pass the white motor cable through the pre-drilled
hole half way up the post to connect it inside the
support.
3.2.5 Uncoupling the roller involves freeing the cable and
unpinning the M8x80 bolt while accompanying the
unrolling.
3.2.6 Fig. 10
Assemble the motorised tube to the post at the
opposite end to the motor by inserng the sha
into the white shabearing and placing the clip pin
or the bolt inside the post.
3.2.7 Fig. 11
Make sure that the posts are placed against the
sha.
Fig. 10
Fig. 9
Fig. 8
80Nm
80 Nm
Fig. 11
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3.2.8 Fig. 12
If the posts cannot be placed tightly, install a
blocking ring which should be ordered from us.
3.3 Placing the roller on the pool
3.3.1 Check that the shaand the posts are level
(horizontally and squared) and that the rolling tube
is centred on the line formed by 1 and 3 (see Fig. 2
and Fig. 5).
3.3.2 Fig. 13
Measure the distance between the posts and use it
to place the plates on the ground and make marks
for the drilling.
3.4 Preparing the fixtures
Fig. 14
3.4.1 Drill 10 mm diameter holes penetrang the
concrete belt 100 to 120 mm.
3.4.2 Clean the holes by blowing.
3.5 Offset plate opon: fixture to the ground
Fig. 15
Prepare the threaded rods for aaching the plates
to the ground leng them protrude 15 mm from the
plate.
Fig. 12
Fig. 15
15mm15
mm
Fig. 13
x
x
x
x
Fig. 14
D.10
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3.6 Placing the threaded rods
Fig. 16
Prepare the threaded rods so that they protrude 17
mm above the post.
3.7 Sealing the threaded rods
Fig. 17
3.7.1 Press the chemical sealing cartridge unl an even
mixture is obtained.
3.7.2 Inject a dose of one sealing graduaon into each
drilled hole and place the threaded rods as you go.
3.7.3 Respect the drying me indicated on the cartridge.
3.8 Cung the pool copings
Fig. 18 and 19
Cut the ends of the pool copings (if they overhang the
pool) for a length "x" depending on the length of the
pool "L" in order to allow the slats to move from the
shato the pool.
Fig. 17
Fig. 16
17mm
17 mm
Fig. 18
L456789101112131415
X290 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 400
xx
XX
Fig. 19
x
x

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3.9 Adjusng and ghtening the posts
3.9.1 Fig. 20
Mount the lower M8 nuts in the right order (for the
level adjustment if the pool copings are sloping or
rounded) on the template plates, on the posts, the
star washers and the M8 nuts.
3.9.2 Fig. 16
Adjust the verticality of the posts and the
horizontality of the tube using the lower nuts.
3.9.3 Fig. 20
Tighten using a torque wrench set at 40 Nm.
3.10 Final overall dimensions of the pool cover
Fig. 21
Fig. 20 40Nm
40 Nm
Fig. 21
Pool length D: min. diameter needed
8 m 560 mm
10 m 620 mm
12 m 660 mm
14 m 680 mm
16 m 720 mm
15
Shadimensions = pool width + 100 mm
Dimensions between base stands = pool width + 140 mm
110
Overall dimensions = pool width + 360 mm
25
350 < 12 m
430 > 12 m
150
D

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4. Electric connecons
Have the electric connections made by a
qualified technician in compliance with current
standards.
Fix the transformer box in the technical room.
4.1 Box
Fig. 21
4.1.1 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.
4.1.2 Connect the two power wires of the connecng
cable to the terminals marked "+" and "-".
4.2 Motor and key switch
Fig. 22
4.2.1 In the post, connect the power wires to the
dominoes marked "+" and "-" respecng the
polarity.
4.2.2 Connect the motor cable wires numbered 1, 2, 3
and 4 to the dominoes numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4.
4.3 Roller rotaon test
Fig. 23
4.3.1 Switch on the box and test the tube's rotaon in
both direcons. The slats roll by passing over the
sha. If the movement does not correspond to the
correct direcon, invert wires 1 and 2.
4.4 Uncoupling
4.4.1 Switch offthe box.
4.4.2 Block the rotaon of the shawhile keeping the
slats rolled around.
4.4.3 Remove the PVC cap on the motor side. Disconnect
the wires 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the motor cable so as to
slide it completely towards the shaand remove
the locking screw present in the white Technyl
bearing.
4.4.4 Manually accompany the unrolling of the cover,
making sure that the motor cable does not get
entangled.
4.4.5 Lock the safety mechanisms.
When commissioning the roller, a new adjustment of
the motor end of run stops will be needed.
Fig. 21 230V AC24V DC
T
ON/ OFF
NP-
-
~
~
+
+
ON / OFF
2A
24V DC230V AC
Fig. 22
24VDC
1+ -234
24VDC
1+ -234
24V DC
Fig. 23
0
0UV. FERM.
OPEN
CLOSE

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5. Assembling the slats
Special care needs to be taken when handling the slats.
Shearing can cause irreparable damage to the caps.
This is why they must not be assembled by threading.
5.1 Placing the slats on the water
Fig. 24
5.1.1 Transfer the slats directly from the container to
the pool water avoiding all mechanical contacts.
Prevent the slats from rubbing against the ground.
5.1.2 Place the packets of slats directly onto the water,
curved side towards the sky and the double male
hook on the side opposite the roller. Place the
specific groups of slats (the group fied with straps
to hook to the shaon the roller side, the group
fied with the other an-liing mechanisms on the
side opposite the roller, and the slats for the stairs).
5.2 Assembling the slats
Fig. 25
5.2.1 Assemble the slats by clipping them together by
inserng the double male hook into the female part
of the preceding slat and then by pushing the slats
up into a "V" shape towards the sky.
5.2.2 Make oscillang movements in order to cause click-
fing along the whole length of the slat.
5.3 Adjusng the number of slats
Fig. 26
Only keep the slats needed to cover the enre surface
of the water when joined in the pool, any extra slats
should be put away.
5.4 Controlling the fit
Fig. 27
Place the cover against a length of the pool. Check
that there is a gap greater than 2.5 cm between the
ends of the wings and the sides of the pool (needed for
operaon) and less than 7 cm (otherwise the cover is
no longer compliant). 10, 20, 25 and 30 mm wings are
available on order.
Fig. 24
Fig. 25
Fig. 26
Fig. 27
2.5cm < x < 7cm
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5.5 Installing the stair slats
Fig. 28
Centre the stair cover in its housing and assemble it to
the rest of the cover by making a notch in the double
male hook on either side of the stairs in order to leave
the space for the cap on the base stair slat.
5.6 Slat orientaon ski
Fig. 29
So that the slats unroll towards the opposite side of the
pool, place the orientaon ski on the lower face of the
cover between the slat the furthest from the roller and
the next one aer having flaened it. Reshape it to its
curved shape in order to raise the first slat which drops
down into the water in order to ease the unrolling and
prevent the cover from going backwards.
Fig. 28 Fig. 29

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5.7 Fixing the apron to the pool
Fig. 30
For IMM'AX, IMM'AX Solar Energy, IMM'BOX,
VEESIO, NO STRESS, BANC Classic and BANC Solar
Energy slaed covers, place the safety systems only
on the width opposite the roller.
However, for the MANU, OPEN One, OPEN Classic,
OPEN Solar Energy, OPEN SURF System, BANC SURF
System and DIVER slaed covers, place the safety
systems on both widths of the pool (i.e. on the roller
side and the side opposite the roller).
5.8 Fixing the an-liing buckles
5.8.1 Fig. 31 & 33
Fix the female loops on the sides 40 mm above the
water line, opposite the an-liing mechanisms
pre-installed on the slats.
5.8.2 Fig. 32 & 34
Opon for fixing to the pool edge, fix the bracket
support into the concrete belt, under the coping,
applying the bracket against the pool side.
5.8.3 Carry out a clipping and unclipping test on all
mechanisms.
Tighten the straps to press (flaen) the slats against
the wall and provide good pool safety.
All of the an-liing devices must be unlocked to
handle the cover and adjust the run stops.
Fig. 31
Fig. 33
X
Y
X
Y
X
Y
X
Y
Y
X
X
Y
X
Y
X
Y
YX
X
Y
Fig. 30
x < 2.5 m
y < 0.6 m
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
xx
x
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
Fig. 32
Fig. 34

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5.9 Fixing with the Coverlock system.
Make sure to posion the harpoons and triggers in
relaon to one another to obtain perfect alignment
and correct operaon.
5.9.1 Fig. 35
Posion each front harpoon
1
on the male part of
the last slat of the apron using two TFPZ 3x16 mm
screws.
Once all of the necessary harpoons have been
installed, cut the remaining male part of the slat
using a cuer and a metal saw. This will protect the
liner from any damage.
5.9.2 Fig. 36: Fixing the triggers in the wall
Mark out the holes by placing the part
2
in the
centre of the harpoon. Drill to a diameter of 6 mm
and depth of 35 mm.
Fix the part
2
using the TRHC M5x30 mm
screws and M5 brass plugs. Make sure that this is
horizontally level.
Fix the face on the part
2
using the TRPZ 4x16 mm
screws.
5.9.3 Fig. 37: Opon for fixing the triggers on the edge
Fix the part
2
on the support
3
using the TFHC
M5x16 mm screws and the M5 nuts.
Then, assemble the support
3
on the edge plate
4
using the TFHC M5x16 mm screw, the whole
forming an angle bracket.
Centre the whole on the harpoon, then correctly
flaen the support and the edge plate against the
pool wall and edge.
Mark out the holes and drill to
a diameter of 8 mm and depth of 35 mm.
Finally, fix using the TFHC M6x30 mm screws and
M6 brass plugs.
The front face of the trigger is fixed on the part
2
using the two TRPZ 4x16 mm screws.
5.9.4 Fig. 38
Close the cover to connect the system.
5.9.5 Fig. 39
Secure the pool by pressing on the trigger.
Fig. 35
1
Fig. 36
1
2
Fig. 37
1
2
4
3
Fig. 38 Fig. 39

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5.9.6 Fig. 40
Before opening, press on the lug and pull
simultaneously upwards to remove the trigger.
5.9.7 Fig. 41
Open the cover to disconnect the system.
5.9.8 Fig. 42
Install the rear harpoon by jamming it in the female
part of the last slat.
5.9.9 Fig. 43:
In the case of trapeze or roman stairs, a strap is
provided instead of the harpoon in the sloped or
rounded areas.
Therefore you need to:
Unclick the two slats in the place provided, make a
two cenmetre wide notch on the male part, pass
the strap through this notch taking care to leave a
washer under the slat, and clip the two slats. The
strap is blocked between the slats via these two end
washers.
The upper one is used for fastening in the Coverlock.
Fig. 40
Fig. 41
Fig. 42
Fig. 43

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6. Run stop adjustments
6.1 End of unrolling
Fig. 44
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).
6.2 Fixing the apron to the sha
Fig. 45
6.2.1 Slide the black strap fixtures onto the shaopposite
the fixture straps which are on the slats and then
fix the straps between the black 30 x 80 fixtures 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 fixtures if the
spacing is not even.
6.3 Adjustment of the end of rolling stop
Fig. 44
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.
Fig. 44
Fig. 45

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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 figures 21 and 22.
Turn the switch on the box to Offor "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 Checking the box
7.1.1 Check that the fuse and the thermal circuit breaker
are in good condion.
7.1.2 Disconnect the 2 wires connecng the box to the
roller motor from the "+" and "-" terminals.
7.1.3 Turn the switch on the box to On or "1"
7.1.4 Step by step, measure the presence of the indicated
voltage on the following terminals:
7.1.5 Electric box power supply test: 230 V AC
(Alternang) on the "P" and "N" terminals of the
box to which the 230 V is connected
7.1.6 Transformer test: 24 V AC output from the
transformer, in the jacks that connect to the square
recfier on the diagonally opposed terminals
marked AC
7.1.7 Recfier test: 24 V DC (Direct Current) on the square
recfier: the "+" terminal is perpendicular to the
other 3 terminals. The "-" terminal is diagonally
opposite.
7.1.8 Thermal circuit breaker test: 24 V DC on the
terminals marked "+" and "-" at the connecng
cable connecons.
7.1.9 If a voltage is not present or a value is
different, check again making sure that
the mulmeter ps are in contact with
the terminals and that your mulmeter is
calibratedandon thecorrectmeasurement
posion. A voltage that is absent or
different from the indicated voltage
indicates that the tested component is
defecve. Replace it or request its return
to AS POOL for analysis.
7.1.10 The voltages are correct, the electric box is
working perfectly.
7.2 Checking the power supply cable
between the electric box
and the roller motor
7.2.1 Reconnect the cable that supplies the
roller in the electric box and disconnect it
from the roller post at its entry from the
dominoes marked "+" and "-".
7.2.2 Step by step, measure the presence of
the indicated voltage on the following
terminals:
7.2.3 Connecng cable test: 24 V DC on the
electric box terminals marked "+" and "-"
at the connecng cable connecons. 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 sufficient for
the correct operaon of the motor.
7.2.4 If the voltage is not present or the value
is different, this means that your cable is
defecve, cut, damaged or has the wrong
resistance, or is located too near to a
cable with a different voltage that disrupts
its operaon. Replace the cable. Make
a temporary connecon using another
cable directly between the electric box
and the motor to carry out new tests.
7.3 Checking the key switch
7.3.1 Use the connuity 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 first
in one direcon and then in the other.
7.3.2 On the dominoes marked +, -, 1, 2, 3,4,
7.3.3 Measure 24 V DC between the "+" and the
"-",
7.3.4 Measure 24 V DC between the 3 and the
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7.3.5 Measure 24 V DC between the 3 and the 1 when
the key is turned in one direcon
7.3.6 Measure 24 V DC between the 3 and the 2 when
the key is turned in the other direcon
7.4 Direct check of the motor
7.4.1 Take 2 dominoes
7.4.2 Connect + 24 V DC to one domino and the "-" (0)
on the second.
7.4.3 Take the motor cable and connect wire 4 to the "+"
and wire 3 to the "-". The direcon of polarity is
important.
7.4.4 Place wire 1 in contact with wire 4 (+ 24 V): the
motor should turn in the other direcon.
7.4.5 Remove wire 1
7.4.6 Place wire 2 in contact with wire 4
(+ 24 V): the motor should turn in the other
direcon.
7.4.7 Inverng wires 1 and 2 inverts the rotaonal
direcon of the motor.
7.4.8 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.

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Product: OPEN Classic
Company: AS POOL
Address: ZAC de la Rouvelière
F-72700 SPAY- LE MANS
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
cont[email protected]
www.abriblue.com
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.
- He gives him/her the cover instrucons: '"Installaon
instrucons" and "Safety instrucons and user guide
for the automac cover".
- He demonstrates the use of the cover and shows the
funconal limits of the cover.
- 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 informaon given to the end user.
8. Checks
Check the following points relang to standard NF P
90-308 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 sufficient
(number and posion). Check that they are locked on
compleon of the installaon.
- The gaps along the length between the slats of the
apron and the pool wall are less than 7 cm and the
apron does not rub "abnormally" against the wall.
- The voltage powering the cover is less than 30 V DC.
- The site is cleaned aer installaon of the cover and
the packaging and waste is removed.