Aurelaqua Swpclnaurb5wt User manual

Swimming Pool Cleaner User Guide

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Safety

Any injury, damage or equipment failure due to incorrect installation and /or usage is not covered by

warranty.

Pool Cleaner Assembly

Before assembly, check that all parts are included and are in good condition.

Attach the foot (B) to the cleaner body (A). The foot must be installed so the "fingers" (C) around the edge

are facing up. Pull the foot over the ring (D) at the bottom of the cleaner body so it sits evenly and firmly.

Foot

Cleaner Body

Dive Float

Hose

Type B (1)

Hose

Type A (11)

Hose

Weight 45°

Elbow (2)

Suction

Relief Valve Deflector Ring

Flow

Deflector

Hose

Adaptor A

Hose

Adaptor B

Attach the dive float (E) to the cleaner body and secure it with the plastic bolt and nut (F). Use fingers to tighten.

Attach the deflector ring (G) to the end of the cleaner body. Push it on so the deflector ring so it clips firmly and

evenly into position. Assembly is now complete.

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Pool Cleaner Assembly

Before assembly, check that all parts are included and are in good condition.

Attach the foot (B) to the cleaner body (A). The foot must be installed so the "fingers" (C) around the edge

are facing up. Pull the foot over the ring (D) at the bottom of the cleaner body so it sits evenly and firmly.

Installation

Turn the pool pump OFF before installing the pool cleaner.

1. The cleaner comes with with two types of adaptor - stepped ("type

A") and tapered ("type B"). Use whichever one fits most snugly into

the pump inlet (X). This may be on the wall of the pool or in the

skimmer box. Push the adaptor (H) firmly into the pump inlet.

2. Next, the suction relief valve (I) must be connected to the

adaptor. For skimmer boxes, the 45° elbow connectors (J) can

be used on either side of the suction relief valve to create the

necessary bend so the cleaner hose exits the skimmer box

horizontally.

3. Connect the "type B" hose to the suction relief valve. Then,

continue connecting "type A" hoses until the total hose length is

approximately 25% longer then the maximum distance from the

pump inlet to the pool wall. As you connect each hose,

submerge it to remove air from inside the hose and ensure that

the hose connections are firm.

4. Next, connect the pool cleaner to the last hose. If the pool is

more than 1.6m (5') deep, attach the hose weight to the

second or third hose from the pool cleaner. Ensure that the

pump outlet jet in the pool is pointing downward to minimise

disruption to movement of the pool cleaner. If necessary, screw

the flow deflector into the outlet to redirect the flow downward.

5. Check all connections are firm and that no air is trapped in

any hoses. Turn the pool pump ON. To adjust the speed of the

pool cleaner, rotate the ring on top of the suction relief valve -

rotate right (clockwise) to increase speed, rotate left

(anti-clockwise) to reduce speed.

Attach the dive float (E) to the cleaner body and secure it with the plastic bolt and nut (F). Use fingers to tighten.

Attach the deflector ring (G) to the end of the cleaner body. Push it on so the deflector ring so it clips firmly and

evenly into position. Assembly is now complete.

H H

Assembled

Pool Cleaner

2Pump Inlet

on Pool Wall

Pump Inlet in

Skimmer Box

Adaptor

Type A

1Adaptor

Type B

Speed

Adjustment

Hose

Length

Pump Outlet

Flow Deflector

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a. Remove the diaphragm retainer (D) by pulling the locating tabs in

(can be pushed in from the outside of the cleaner body) then pulling it from the cleaner body.

b. Carefully remove the diaphragm assembly (E).

c. Remove the ring (F) from the diaphragm assembly.

d. Unscrew (rotate left / anti-clockwise) the nut (G) until it is clear of the thread (1) on the diaphragm shaft (H).

Do NOT rotate the diaphragm shaft as this may tear the diaphragm.

e. Carefully push the diaphragm (C) and shaft through the diaphragm tube (I).

f. Thoroughly check the diaphragm for cracks or splits (examples are (2) and (3)).

g. If the diaphragm requires replacement, pull it from the shaft, then remove the retaining ring (J). Contact the

retailer to purchase a replacement diaphragm

h. Thoroughly clean all parts in clean water. A mild detergent, such as washing up liquid can be used.Place

the retaining ring on the new diaphragm, then push it onto the diaphragm shaft - ensure it is fully seated on the

end of the shaft. To complete assembly, reverse the disassembly procedure from step eback to a.

Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Turn the pool pump OFF before performing any maintenance activities.

The pool cleaner uses a "diaphragm" that "pulsates" through the

sucking action of the pump. The pulse action causes the cleaner to

move around the pool. If at any time the pool cleaner either stops

moving, or the movement is slowed considerably, check the following:

1. That the pool pump is ON.

2. That the pool pump, filter, skimmer box or pool pump inlet are not

obstructed, and that flow through the system is normal.

3. That the pool cleaner hose is not obstructed and that all connections

are sealed.

4. That the "mouth" (A) of the pool cleaner is not obstructed and the

"foot" (B) is clear of any debris and is undamaged.

5. That the diaphragm (C) is not obstructed or damaged / worn. To

inspect and / or replace the diaphragm:

DEF

G I H J C

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Troubleshooting Continued

#1-Your Pool Cleaner Is Not Moving

First, check the hose to make certain it’s strongly affixed to the suction-line in the skimmer. Additionally, check

the hose segments to make certain there are no air-leaks where the hose sections meet together. You might

want to check the diaphragm (inside your pool cleaner) for stretching or tears, or for blockages. Replacement

diaphragms are available from our Mytopia Store or can be purchased locally.

#2-Your Pool Cleaner Is Too Slow

Most likely, the key reason is a congested pool filter, skimmer-basket, or a clog at the intake-hole at the base

of your pool cleaner. Cleaning the intake hole requires flipping the cleaner over underwater and looking down

into it. Additionally, you should make certain that there are no obstacles in the hose and that all hose links are

firm and secure. Afterward, you can clean your pool filter, pump basket, and skimmer basket.

#3-Your Pool Cleaner Is Not Covering The Entire Pool

If the suction hose is too short, add additional length. Moreover, you can also try exchanging the end-sections

of the hose around making certain you exchange the hose weight simultaneously.

#4-You Have Hose Problems

If the hose has a tendency of getting too tangled when you vacuum your pool, it’s probably a consequence of

incorrect storage. For example, if the hose was not properly wrapped while hanging on a storage rack, the

plastic will stay in that position. To remedy the situation, lay the vacuum hose outside during hot weather and

try to manipulate the hose to make it as straight as possible.

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Some experts believe that the incorrect or prolonged use of almost any product may

cause seriousinjury or death. To help reduce your risk of seriousinjury or death, refer

to the information below. For more information, see www.datastreamserver.com/safety

Consult all documentation, packaging and product

labelling before use. Note that some products feature

documentation available online. It is recommended to

print and retain the documentation.

Before each use, check the product for loose/broken/

damaged/missing parts, wear or leaks (if applicable).

Never use a product with

loose/broken/damaged/missing parts, wear or leaks.

Products must be inspected and serviced (if

applicable) by a qualified technician every 6 months.

This is based on average residential use by persons of

average size and strength, and on a property of

average metropolitan size. Use beyond these

recommendations may require more frequent

inspections/servicing.

Ensure that all users of the product have completed a

suitable industry recognised training course before

being allowed access to the product.

If this product has been purchased in error when

considering the information presented here, contact

the retailer directly for details of their returns policy, if

required.

The product has been supplied by a general

merchandise retailer that may not be familiar with your

specific application or description of application. Be

sure to attain third-party approval from a qualified

specialist for your application before use, regardless of

any assurances from the retailer or its representatives.

This product is not intended for use where fail-safe

operation is required. As with any product (for

example, automobile, computer, toaster), there is the

possibility of technical issues that may require the

repair or replacement of parts, or the product itself. If

the possibility of such failure and the associated time it

may take to rectify could in any way inconvenience the

user, business or employee, or financially affect the

user, business or employee,then the product is not

suitable for your requirements. This product is not

intended for use where incorrect operation or a failure

of any kind, including but not limited to, a condition

requiring product return, replacement, parts

replacement or service by a technician may cause

financial loss, loss of employee time or an

inconvenience requiring compensation.

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