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BK 0002102
Robot limpiapiscinas
Para piscinas públicas y privadas
Manual de operación
Robot nettoyeur
Pour piscines publiques et privées
Manuel d'utilisation
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10
9
11
8
13 12
14
29
27
1
28
Floating Cable
27. floating cable
28. plug (transformer to unit)
29. E-Z Swivel
26 25 24 23 22
16 17 18 19 20
21
15
2
3
45
6
31
30
32
Control Panel
Pool Cleaner
5. Wheel Tube
4. Drive Track
3. Side Plate
2. Handle
1. Unit Body
and Brushes
6. Infrared Sensor
Remote Control
7. timer button
10. left turn button
9. right turn button
11. change direction button
8. LED
13. delay button
12. remote control mode button
14. remote control transmitter
15. Operation Time
18. Cleaning Mode
17. Delay Mode
19. OK/Error indication
16. Init. Mode
21. Full Bag
20. Test Mode
22. Information
23. Select Pool Features
25. Select Delay Time
24. Select Cleaning Type
26. Select Cleaning Cycle
Filter Assembly
30. Bottom lid assembly
31. Filter bag
32. Intake valve flaps
Power Supply
33. ON Button
34. OFF Button
35. Socket
3334
35
Pool Cleaner
Remote Control
Filter Assembly
Power Supply
Control PanelPower Supply
5
1. Before using your pool cleaner
Location of the Power Supply Unit (Transformer)
½ ½
Fig. 1
Power supply
Power supply
6
Shut off and unplug the power supply every
time you remove the cleaner from the water.
Clean the filter bag after every cycle.
Periodically straighten out the floating cable.
Replace worn brushes to ensure maximum
cleaning performance.
Save your cleaner's packaging for off-season
storage or for shipping the unit to your
dealer if service is required.
Leave your pool cleaner in the water for 15 to
20 minutes after every cleaning cycle.
Do not leave your cleaner in direct sunlight
when not in use.
Never leave the power supply in direct
sunlight and avoid leaving it in the rain.
Occasionally, you should rinse your cleaner
including the Lock Tabs and intake valves on
the Bottom Lid Assembly in clean, fresh
water. This will lengthen the service life of
the drive belts, drive tracks and scrubbing
brushes.
Clean the propeller once a month (see page 15)
Important Tips
1) Plug the pool cleaner cable into the power supply. Make sure the key on the plug corresponds exactly with the key slot on the socket of the power supply
(fig. 2)
2) Completely immerse the cleaner in water.
3) While the pool cleaner is in the water, gently tilt it side to side (fig. 3). This will allow any trapped air to escape through the pump outlets. Then, with a
gentle push, allow the cleaner to sink to the bottom of the pool.
NOTE: If the pool cleaner does not sink to the bottom of the pool, it’s a result of trapped air. This air must be removed for proper operation (Repeat step 3).
4) Uncoil the floating cable fully and spread it over the pool water surface as evenly as possible. Make sure the cable has no tangles or kinks. (fig. 1)
5) Plug the power supply into a proper grounded outlet. (verify the proper voltage again). Switch ON the power supply. The pool cleaner will start to operate
and clean the pool in accordance with the cleaning program that you choose. For details see next page.
To Operate Your Pool Cleaner
3
Key slot
Cable plug
Power supply
Pool Cleaner
Floating Cable
Remote control transmitter
Power
Outlet
7
Removing the unit from the pool
1. Pull the unit by the floating cable until the unit is close to the surface and the attached Rope Assembly
is within your reach.
2. Turn the unit until the brushes are close to the wall.
3. With both hands, grasp the loop at the end of the Rope Assembly and gently pull or lean backwards to
lift the far side of the unit from the water. This will allow the water to drain from the robot.
4. When the water has drained, grasp the handle with both hands and lift the unit from the water.
CAUTION: Bringing the unit side plate next to the pool wall and using the handle to lift the far side from
the water for draining may cause severe damage to the Handle Assembly.
correct wrong
Control Panel
1. Operation Time
4. Cleaning Mode
3. Delay Mode
5. OK/Error indication
2. Initial Mode
7. Full Bag
6. Test Mode
8. Information
9. Select Pool Features
11. Select Delay Time
10. Select Cleaning Type
12. Select Cleaning Cycle
Set
Select
Power ON (Green)
Starts the Pool Cleaner
Power OFF (Red)
Shuts Off the Pool Cleaner
12 11 10 9 8
2 3 4 5 6
1
7
The new Power Supply allows you to program your Robotic Cleaner for:
• Operating time
• Pool length
• Surface material
• Required cleaning level
You can also select the required time delay before the start of the Cleaning Cycle.
The Power Supply LCD Display provides information about faults, total working hours
and operation details of the last Cleaning Cycle.
The Power Supply
8
Control Panel
To protect the control panel
(LCD display) do not leave the
power supply in direct sunlight
or exposed to rain.
Programs and Functions
Operator Indicator
Initial Mode
Delay Mode
Indicates that the Robotic Cleaner is ready to use; no faults detected.
Indicates whether the Robotic Cleaner is in Delay Mode:
• Indicator is lit: Robotic Cleaner is in Delay Mode.
• Indicator is not lit: regular operation, Robotic Cleaner is not in Delay Mode.
Cleaning Mode
OK/Er ro r Indicatio n
T est Mode
Rotates to Indicate that Robotic Cleaner is in Cleaning Mode.
The Robotic Cleaner- cleans for a predefined period according to the current Cleaning
LARGE UNITS: 3, 5, 7 & 9 hours.
SMALL UNITS: 3, 5 & 7 hours.
OK ( ) Previous Cleaning Cycle completed successfully
Er ro r (X ) Failure occurred during the previous Cleaning Cycle.
For Technicians only
Operation Time – hh:mm
Standby Time – hh:mm
Cleaning Type, Pool Length,
Information and Error Codes.
Display
9
Select
Set
Programming Indicators – Active set up parameters
Pressing the Select button enables the user to select programming mode, while paging
between program modes.
Pressing the Set button sets the selected value while paging between the options.
10
The Robotic Cleaner is shipped with the following manufacturer
default values:
Cycle Time
Delay Time
Cleaning Level
Pool Length
Pool Type
• The Robotic Cleaner will operate according to the manufacturer
default values unless those values are manually changed (see
“Programming the Robotic Cleaner”).
• Programming values are stored in the Power Supply memory even
after the Robotic Cleaner is shut off (Power OFF).
LARGE UNITS: Are all units equipped with 2 pump motors for suction
SMALL UNITS: Are all units equipped with 1 pump motor for suction
Programming
3 hours
No delay
Regular
50m
Rough Ceramic
2. Programing your pool cleaner
Use the following procedure to program your Robotic Cleaner:
A. PRESS THE GREEN POWER “ON” BUTTON UNTIL YOU HEAR
A CLICK; OK flashes for four seconds and then disappears (the
Power Supply runs a self-test).
OFF
ON
Note: Programmed values are stored in memory. Therefore the
Robotic Cleaner will always start working according to last
programmed values.
B. IF THE (X) SYMBOL APPEARS, A FAILURE HAS OCCURRED.
See the Error code in the information page .
Set the Cycle Time according to the amount of debris in the pool.
Increase the Cycle Time accordingly.
a) Press Select . The Cycle Time indicator and the Time
Display 03:00 both flash.
b) Press Set until the desired Cycle Time is displayed.
For example, press twice to display a Cycle Time of 7 hours.
c) Press Select
• the Time Display stops flashing and the Cycle Time is set.
• the next programming mode appears on the display.
3. To set the operation time
Note:
• The Robotic Cleaner does not stop operating while the Cycle Time
is being set.
The Operation Time indicator is active and the Clock records the
operation time.
• If Select is not pressed after setup, the Operation Time indicator is
automatically activated after 60 seconds. Same logic applies to all
other presets
OFF
ON
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OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
d) After programing the cleaning cycle time, the current total cleaning
time appears on the power supply display. The total time is displayed
until the end of the current cleaning cycle.
Programming Indicators - Active set up parameters
Select Cleaning cycle
LARGE UNITS: 3, 5, 7 & 9 hours.
SMALL UNITS: 3, 5 & 7 hours.
4. To set the delay time
Delaying Operation of the Robotic Cleaner allows:
• Debris to sink to the bottom of the pool.
• Timing the cleaning cycle to end with the opening of the pool.
The pool will be clean and ready for swimmers.
a) Press Select until the Delay Time indicator appears
and flashes.
b) Press Set the clock flashes 0 (no delay).
c) Press Set until the desired Delay Time is displayed. For
example, press twice to display a Delay Time of 3 hours.
d) Press Select
• the Time Display stops flashing and the Delay Time is set.
• the next programming mode appears on the display.
• the Delayed Time indicator is activated and the clock
counts down the remaining time (if a Delay Time of 3 hours was
set, cleaning is now delayed by 3 hours).
Programming Indicators - Active set up parameters
Select Delay Time
LARGE UNITS: 0 (default), 2,3,4 & 5
SMALL UNITS: 0 (default), 2 & 3
5. To select cleaning level type
RECOMMENDATION:
• Before using the Robotic Cleaner for the first time, set the
Cleaning Level values according to the Cleaning Level, Pool
Length and Surface Material of the pool to be cleaned.
• When using the Robotic Cleaner to clean a different pool, set
the Cleaning Level values accordingly.
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6. To select pool features
RECOMMENDATION:
• Before using the Robotic Cleaner for the first time, set the Pool
Feature values according to the pool to be cleaned. You can ask
your dealer to set the values.
• When using the Robotic Cleaner to clean a different pool, set
the Pool Feature values accordingly.
a) Press Select until the Pool Feature indicator
appears. The Pool Features indicator start to flash.
b) Press and hold Set and then press Select
c) Press Set until the desired Pool Length is displayed.
For example, press twice to display a Pool Length of 35.
d) Press Select
• the Pool Features indicator stops flashing and the Pool Length
is set.
• the Pool Surface indicator appears and flashes.
e) Press Set until the desired Pool Surface is displayed.
For example, press twice to display a Pool Surface value of 2.
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
a) Press and hold Set ;
and then press Select ;
both the Cleaning Level indicator and the Cleaning Level
Display (clock) start to flash.
Programming Indicators - Active set up parameters
Select Cleaning Level Type
Select one of three options:
1- Light Cleaning; short cycle
2- Regular Cleaning (default); standard cycle
3- Heavy Duty Cleaning; Long cycle with pump intake
operating at high power
Note: Simultaneously pressing Set and Select prevents unintentional
programming of the cleaning level values.
b) Press Set until the desired Cleaning Level is displayed.
For example, press twice to display a Cleaning Level of 3.
c) Press Select again
• the Cleaning Level is set.
• the next programming mode appears on the display.
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Programming Indicators - Active set up parameters
Select Pool Features
Pool Length - select one of three options:
LARGE UNITS
25 - Pool length is 25 meters
35 - Pool length is 30 to 40 meters
50 - Pool length is 50 meters
SMALL UNITS
15 - Pool length is 15 meters
20 - Pool length is 20 meters
25 - Pool length is 25 meters
f) Press Select
• the Pool Surface indicator stops flashing and the Pool Surface is
set.
g) Press Select again
• the Information Mode indicator appears on the display.
OFF
ON
Note: Pool dimensions affect the minimum cleaning time.
Pool Surface - select one of four options:
1- Concrete surface
2- Vinyl Surface
3- Rough ceramic surface (default)
4 - Smooth ceramic surface
Matching the Remote Control Unit to the Power
Supply
It is vital that the Remote Control unit becomes matched to the
Power Supply. This process assures that the Robotic Cleaner
will be controlled only by the specified Remote Control unit.
The original remote control provided with your robot is
matched to the power supply.
To match the Remote Control Unit to the Power Supply:
On the Remote Control unit, simultaneously press the Delay
button and the R/C button; the Remote Control ID appears on
the Power Supply display and the Remote Control unit is
matched to the Power Supply.
Programming is to be active only while the RC-ID is dispalyed
in the information page
7. Using the remote control