HY-CLOR i2 User manual

Hy-Clor Australia PTY LIMITED
All Enquires:
AU: 1800 625 123 NZ: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
BATTERY
ROBOTIC POOL CLEANER
INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL

Hy-Clor Australia PTY LIMITED
All Enquires:
AU: 1800 625 123 NZ: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Hy-Clor Australia PTY LIMITED
All Enquires:
AU: 1800 625 123 NZ: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Thank you for purchasing Hy-Clor i2 Robotic Pool Cleaner. If you have any questions or issues,
please contact your local dealer for customer service.
Table of Contents
Important Precautions.........................................................................................................................1
I. Introduction.................................................................................................................................2
II. Appearance characteristics & structure......................................................................................2
III. Specifications...............................................................................................................................3
IV. Packing list ...................................................................................................................................3
V. Operation instruction ..................................................................................................................4
VI. Troubleshooting.........................................................................................................................14
IIV. Warranty ....................................................................................................................................15

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Important Precautions
1. Read the manual carefully and strictly follow all instructions provided for safe usage, including keeping
children away from the cleaner to prevent accidents or misuse as a toy.
2. Use only the accessories recommended or sold by Hy-Clor to ensure compatibility and safety.
3. The i2 Battery Cleaner is specifically designed for swimming pools with a flat floor and a maximum incline of
up to 30 degrees. However, 15 degrees is optimal. Please ensure your pool meets these requirements.
Additionally, do not attempt to power on the cleaner when it is out of the water, as it is designed for
underwater use only.
4. NOTICE FOR VINYL LINER POOLS: Prior to the installation of your i2 cleaner, carefully inspect your vinyl pool
liner. If the vinyl liner is wrinkled, worn, aged, brittle or has bumps/roots/stones underneath the liner, do not
install the pool cleaner without first consulting a qualified Pool Professional to assess and/or perform
necessary replacement or repairs. Hy-Clor are not responsible for liner damage caused by a pool cleaner
5. Only use the original and authorized power charger provided with the cleaner to ensure proper charging and
prevent damage. It is also important to note that the charger should be kept away from children and not used
while the pool's filtration system is running.
6. If the power cable or charger gets damaged, contact Hy-Clor for advice or replacement by a certified
professional to maintain safety standards.
7. Always use a grounded and leakage-protected wall socket when recharging the device to minimize electrical
hazards. Remember to store the charger away from heat sources.
8. Do not operate the cleaner while there are people in the pool to avoid potential injuries or accidents. You
must power off the cleaner when it's not in use or during maintenance and store it in a cool and well-
ventilated place away from direct sunlight.
9. After each use, make sure to thoroughly clean and wash the filter tray to maintain optimal performance. This
will also help prevent any blockages or damage to the cleaner.
10. Without Seeking prior approval from Hy-Clor, refrain from disassembling the sealed driving kit of the cleaner
to avoid compromising its functionality and safety.
11. Removing the impeller covers is advised if debris has lodged in the impeller, Contact Hyclor for instructions
and guidance before attempting.
12. If the cleaner will be stored for a long time, it is advisable to charge and discharge it every three months using
the original and authorized power charger to maintain battery life and performance. Remember to store the
cleaner away from any heat sources to prevent damage.

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I. Introduction
•The robotic pool The Hy-Clor ‘i2’ is a rechargeable, battery-driven automatic pool cleaner.
•It is designed for pools with a flat floor and a maximum incline of 15 degrees.
•The device has wheels, not rollers, so it will not clean all the way to the waterline.
•It can partially ascend curved boundaries between the floor and the walls of a pool.
•When the battery runs out, the device will attempt to "self-beach" and rest beside the pool wall.
•The floating handle can be easily reached to pull the device out of the pool.
•It is important to read the manual carefully before using the device.
Please read this manual carefully before use.
II. Appearance characteristics & structure
Key Components:
1. Floating Handle: The floating handle is connected to
the chassis by a rope, allowing the device to be pulled
out of the water when necessary.
2. Protective Cover: to protect the charging port while
the robot is not in use or in the Pool.
3. Top Cover: The top cover can be easily removed by
gently pulling on the clips located at the sides of the
device.
4. Swing Plate: The swing plate facilitates the movement
of water through the device while it is in motion.
5. Filter Tray: The filter tray is positioned between the
top cover and the chassis, providing a space for debris
to accumulate within the chassis.
6. Chassis: The chassis houses important elements such
as wheels, inlet slots, and debris collection tray.
7. Brush: The sweeping brush is attached to the
underside of the chassis.

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III. Specifications
Product information:
Power Specifications:
Name: Hyclor i2
Power: 50W
Model: Hj1103
Working Voltage: 12.6V
Size: 400 (L) * 360 (W) 270 (H) mm
Input Voltage (adapter): 100Vac- 240Vac
Weight: 5.8kg
Input power of adapter: 47Hz-63Hz
Output current of adapter: 1.8A
Performance and Capacity:
Output voltage of adapter: 12.6V
Max. cleaning surface: 100m²
Battery capacity: 6600mAh
Filter capacity: approx. 10m³/h
Charging time: 5 to 6 hours
Filter capability: 180μm
Charging environment temperature: 0°-45°C
Climbing slope: 15°
Pool water temperature: 10°-35°C
Storage conditions:
Speed: approx. 16m/min
Alternate Names: Environmental Conditions
IP Grade: IPX8 (main body)
Short term (less than 1 month): -20°C to +60°C,
≤75%RH
Max. working depth: 2.0m
Max. working time: 120min
Medium-term (less than 3 months): -20°C to
+45°C, ≤ 75%RH
Long term (more than 3 months): -20°C to
+20°C, ≤75%RH
IV. Packing list
Item
Name
SKU
QTY (pc)
1
Cleaner body
HYCROBOTI2
1
2
Charger
SPROBOTi2CHAR
1
3
User manual
n/a
1
4
Brush
SPROBOTi2BRU
1
5
Handle rope
(2.15m)
n/a
1
6
Floating handle
SPROBOTi2FH
1

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V. Operation instruction
Before Use:
•Install the brush before use to avoid
possible dirt leaks.
•The Sweeping brush Snaps into the
outside of the bottom of the i2 Robot.
•Install the Floating handle with the cord to the top of the cleaner. This makes it easier to
retrieve the cleaner once it has finished cleaning.
•Tie the cord of the floater handle to the tether rea on top of the robot (the same area that
the charging port protector is attached to)
1. Precautions
a. Put into or lift out of the pool with the cleaner bottom towards the wall to avoid any possible
scratches to the pool.
b. Do not throw the cleaner into the pool or put it in upside down.

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c. Please ensure that the top cover of the cleaner is tightly assembled to its chassis.
d. Power off the cleaner after use.
e. Do not touch the wall to avoid scratching the wall or damaging the cleaner when putting into or
lifting out of the pool (vinyl/fiberglass pools this is important).
f. Hold the cleaner on the water surface for 10-15 seconds until it empties before removing it from
the pool.
2. Before Use
1. Turn the switch knob OFF before charging
2. Clean the charging port before charging.
3. Plug in the cleaner using the supplied charger to charge the battery.
4. Set the nozzles to the required angles (see next section)
Charger indicator (On Charger)
Status
Red
Battery is charging
Green
Charging is finished

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Turning on the device
•There is a circular switch knob at the top of the
device.
•The arrow on the knob should be pointing in the
direction of the OFF position.
•To turn on the device, rotate the switch knob in
an anticlockwise direction by one-third of a turn.
•A blue indicator light should turn on within the
knob, to indicate the device is on.
•Immediately place the device in the water once
the blue indicator light shows.
•Remember to hold the floating cord and have it
unravel as you guide it toward the bottom.
Removing the device from the pool.
• When the device runs out of battery power, it will
come to a stop near the pool wall.
• Grasp the floating handle and use the attached rope to lift the device from the pool floor.
• While lifting the device to the surface, be cautious not to let it touch the pool wall in order
to avoid any damage to the cleaner or scratching the wall.
• Once the device reaches the water's surface, hold it using one of the top handles and turn
it off by rotating the switch knob about one-third of a turn in a clockwise direction.
• Keep the cleaner on the water's surface for approximately 10-15 seconds to allow it to
drain out any water before removing it from the pool.
INDICATORS
Status
Indicator
Switch on:
Blue light is steady
Switch off:
Red light flashes once then powers off
The cleaner is out of water:
Blue light flashes rapidly
The cleaner is working in the pool:
Blue light flashes
The working cycle has finished (low battery):
Red light is steady
Faults:
Red light flashes
ON
OFF