Kokido DRAKBOT RC20CBX/EU User manual

ROBOTIC POOL CLEANER
OWNER’S MANUAL
ROBOT ÉLECTRIQUE DE PISCINE
MANUEL D’UTILISATION
ROBOT ELÉCTRICO DE PISCINA
MANUAL DEL PROPIETARIO

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Table Of Contents
IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS P.4
KNOW MORE ABOUT YOUR CLEANER P.6
Introduction P.6
Speci ication P.6
Components P.7
HOW THE CLEANER WORKS P.8
SET UP P.9
Placement o Power Supply and Control unit P.9
Connecting the cleaner cable to the Power Supply and
Control unit
P.9
Installing the brush on the cleaner P.9
Selection o mesh ilter plate P.10
Propelling nozzle setting P.10
OPERATION P.12
Submerging the cleaner into the pool P.13
Working mode selection P.14
Power connection P.14
CARE & MAINTENENCE P.15
Cleaning the cleaner compartment and mesh ilter
plate
P.15
Storage o the cleaner P.16
TROUBLESHOOTING P.17
Remark: Product/parts photos in this manual are or demonstration only.
Product/parts in photos may vary with the model purchased.

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Table des matières
PRECAUTIONS IMPORTANTES P.19
MIEUX CONNAITRE VOTRE ROBOT P.21
Introduction P.21
Spéci ications P.21
Composants P.22
COMMENT FONCTIONNE LE ROBOT P.23
INITIALISATION P.24
Positionnement du bloc alimentation & panneau de
contrôle
P.24
Connexion du câble du robot au bloc alimentation &
panneau de contrôle
P.24
Installation de la brosse sur le robot P.24
Sélection du cadre iltrant P.25
Réglage des buses P.25
FONCTIONNEMENT P.27
Immersion du robot dans la piscine P.28
Sélection du mode de onctionnement P.29
Connexion électrique P.30
ENTRETIEN & MAINTENANCE P.30
Nettoyage du compartiment du robot et du plateau de
iltration
P.30
Stockage du robot P.32
DEPANNAGE P.32
Remarque : Les photos du produit/des pièces dans ce manuel sont
présentées uniquement à titre d’exemple. Le produit/les pièces peuvent
varier selon le modèle acheté.

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Indice
PRECAUCIONES IMPORTANTES P.34
SABER MÁS SOBRE SU LIMPIAFONDOS P.36
Introducción P.36
Especi icaciones P.36
Componentes P.37
COMO SE MUEVE EL LIMPIAFONDOS P.38
INSTALACIÓN P.39
Colocación de la uente de alimentación y la unidad de
control
P.39
Conectar el cable del limpiador a la uente de
alimentación y la unidad de control
P.39
Instalar el cepillo en la aspiradora P.39
Selección del panel iltrante P.40
Boquilla propulsora P.40
FUNCIONAMENTO P.42
Sumergir el limpia ondos en la piscina P.43
Selección del modo de trabajo P.44
Conexión alimentación P.45
CUIDADO Y MANTENIMIENTO P.45
Limpieza del compartimiento y iltro de malla placa
limpia
P.45
Almacenamiento del limpia ondos P.47
SOLUCIÓN DE PROBLEMAS P.47
Observación: Las otos de producto/piezas de este manual son sólo para
demostración. Producto / piezas en las otogra ías pueden variar según el
modelo adquirido.

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IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS
Read and Follow All Instructions
Failure to heed the following warnings can result in fatal injury,
electrocution or drowning
WARNING! This appliance is not intended or use by persons (including
children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or a lack o
experience and knowledge, unless they are under supervision to operate, or
given instruction concerning the use o the appliance by a person responsible
or their sa ety.
WARNING! The Power Supply & Control unit should be placed in a dry,
sheltered area at least 3.5 meters (11.5 eet) rom the edge o the pool. The
Power Supply & Control unit should not be le t exposed in the rain or placed
in puddles o water. NEVER submerge this unit in water.
WARNING! The power cord must be connected to a receptacle protected by
a residential current device (RCD)/ ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). Do
not use an extension cord to connect the cleaner to electric supply; provide a
properly-located electric outlet. The Power Supply & Control unit should be
placed near the electric outlet.
WARNING! NEVER operate the cleaner when there are people in the pool.
WARNING! Check the power cord and cable or damages be ore initiating
operation. NEVER operate the cleaner or Power Supply & Control unit i the
power cord or loating cable is worn or damaged. Contact the local dealer
immediately or a replacement. Locate the cord or cable to prevent it rom
being damaged by lawn movers, hedge trimmers and other equipment.
WARNING! I the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the
manu acturer or its service agent or a similarly quali ied person in order to
avoid any potential hazards.
WARNING! In order to prevent overheating and potential damage to the
components, users should never cover the power supply and control unit.
WARNING! NEVER open the power supply and control unit. Only a quali ied
electrician / personnel should open the power supply and control unit, motor
assembly, otherwise the warranty will be invalidated.
WARNING! It is necessary to change parts or assemblies as soon as possible
i they are damaged. Only use parts certi ied by the manu acturer or
distributor.
WARNING! Do not attempt to repair the cleaner, power supply and control
unit, power cord and cable yoursel .
WARNING! Do not remove electrical components, motor & power supply
screws. There are no user serviceable parts (except ilter tray & mesh ilter
plate) inside. Re er servicing to authorized service personnel only.
WARNING! Children should not be allowed to operate this cleaner.
WARNING! Keep the device out o children’s reach.

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WARNING! Cleaner and components must be kept away rom being used as
means o access to the pool by children.
WARNING! Inspect the cleaner compartment and mesh ilter plate regularly
or debris.
WARNING! In order to avoid causing severe damage to the cleaner, do not
switch on the cleaner until it is ully submerged in water.
WARNING! I there are stones, roots or metal corrosion in contact with the
underside o the liner, clean them out be ore operating the cleaner. I
necessary, have a quali ied pro essional do the cleaning.
WARNING! I the liner is brittle or damaged, have a quali ied pro essional
per orm the necessary repairs or liner replacement be ore operating the
cleaner.
WARNING! Remove articles rom the pool deck/top rame be ore operating
the cleaner.
WARNING! Remove the pool ladder rom the pool be ore operating the
cleaner.
CAUTION: NEVER li t the cleaner out o water by pulling the cable directly. To
li t the cleaner out o the water, gently drag the cable slowly until the cleaner
nears water level, then li t the device out o water using the handle on the
cover.
CAUTION: Remove hazardous obstacles such as children’s toys, loating
loungers and chemical dispensers, etc. rom the pool be ore placing the
cleaner in water and initiating operation.
CAUTION: The cleaner must be installed and operated as speci ied in this
manual.
In order to achieve optimal per ormance, be ore power on, make sure air
already evacuates rom the cleaner under the water (no more air bubbles
coming rom the cleaner) and sinks completely to the pool bottom.
Do not attempt to adjust the loats along the electrical cable. Leave them in
their de ault positions.
The ilter unit should be cleaned each time a ter use; otherwise this could
potentially a ect the cleaning per ormance. Excessive debris inside the
cleaner will change the cleaner weight that deviate cleaner’s moving path and
speed.
When not in use, the cleaner should be removed rom the water and stored in
a cool and ventilated spot away rom direct sunlight.
In order to prevent the Power Supply & Control unit rom being accidentally
carried into the pool during operation, the user is strongly recommended to
use a rope to secure the unit.
Do not li t the protective ilm on the control panel.
Switch o the pool iltration system while the cleaner is in operation.
Keep this manual for future reference

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KNOW MORE ABOUT YOUR CLEANER
Introduction
The Robotic Pool Cleaner is ideal or cleaning above ground / in ground pools with
either lat bottom or slope o maximum o 15o. In addition to being e icient, it is also
capable o capturing minute particles as small as 180 µm in size.
The cleaner works on 24V direct current.
Speci ication
1. Rated input voltage:
RC20CBX/EU : 230VAC~50Hz
RC20CBX/US : 110VAC~60Hz
2. Output Voltage: DC 24V
3. Rated input power: 150W
4. Working model: Auto: 1hr/1.5hrs/2hrs
5. Cable length: 12m (39 t).
6. Filtering capacity: 18m³/h
7. Filtering capability: 180µm ( or ine mesh), 250µm ( or coarse mesh)
8. Pool Water temperature or cleaner operation: 10°C - 35°C (50°F - 95°F)
9. Running speed: 20m/min
10. IP Grade: cleaner (IPX8); Power Supply & Control unit(IPX5)
11. Ambient temperature or power unit : 10°C - 40°C (50°F – 104°F)
12. Maximum pool depth :2.0m
13. Ability to climb wall: NO
14. Ability to climb slope: maximum o 15o

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Components
1. Cleaner cover with cable
2. Filter tray
3. Replaceable mesh ilter plate x 2
( ine mesh x 1 & coarse mesh x1)
4. Cleaner bottom
5. Rope and hook
6. Brush bar
7. Power Supply & Control unit
Remark: Product/parts photos in this manual are or demonstration only.
Product/parts in photos may vary with the model purchased.

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HOW THE CLEANER WORKS
The cleaner has two adjustable propelling nozzles on both ends. Water is irst sucked in
rom the bottom (suction nozzle on both ends) o the cleaner, goes through the mesh
ilter plate and is then discharged rom the propelling nozzle. Water jetting rom the
nozzle propels the cleaner orward. Propelling nozzles are opened alternately so that
the cleaner moves back and orth on the pool loor. While moving, cleaner bottom will
suck and store the debris inside (underneath the mesh).
Setting the propelling nozzles to di erent degree markings (0°..20°..40°) will lead
cleaner moves in ollowing di erent patterns. Cleaners moves approximately in a
straight line when the nozzle is positioned at 0°. Setting the propelling nozzle position
to other degrees will make the cleaner turn to le t / right side against the propelling
nozzle turning direction and then move along a radian path. The larger degree the
propelling nozzle is positioned to, the larger radian path the cleaner will ollow.
NOTE: Cleaner DOES NOT automatically reverse upon contact with the pool wall. The
cleaner’s orward & backward movement duration varies according to the settings
under “CYCLE” mode.

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SET UP
Placement o power supply and control unit
Make sure the Power Supply & Control unit is placed at a spot where the length o the
cable allows the cleaner travels to reach every corner o the pool.
WARNING! The Power Supply & Control unit should be placed in a dry, sheltered area
at least 3.5 meters (11.5 eet) rom the edge o the pool. The Power Supply & Control
unit should not be le t exposed in the rain or placed in puddles o water. NEVER
submerge this unit in water.
In order to prevent the Power Supply & Control unit rom being accidentally carried
into the pool during the operation, the user is strongly recommended to use a rope &
hook provided to secure the unit to a ixed location.
Connecting the cleaner cable to the Power Supply and Control
unit
WARNING!
- Do not connect Power Supply & Control unit to the power be ore connecting the
cable.
- Never touch the plug and socket with wet hand or body, or while standing in water.
Plug the cable into the socket o the Power Supply & Control unit by aligning the notch
on the plug to the rib on the top o socket inside. Push the plug into the socket and
turn the plug screw cap clockwise.
Installing the brush on the cleaner
- Align the hooks on the bar with the holes on the cleaner’s bottom as shown, and
press each hook into the holes until they are all secured.

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- To release the brush bar, push the hook to release the it rom the hole.
Selection o mesh ilter plate
There are 2 di erent types o mesh included: ine mesh and coarse mesh. I most
debris on pool loor are larger in size such as leaves, use the coarse mesh ilter plate.
Once the large debris is cleaned, stop the cleaner and change to the ine mesh.
Propelling nozzle setting
Remark: Degree marking provided below are or setting purposes, its number does not
re lect its turning angle. You may regard them as direction and radian path cleaner
moves along.
Below setting instructions are recommended as an initial start or di erent pools and
situations; you can select a proper nozzle setting depending on your pool situation and
the working principles mentioned above.
Setting 1 (recommended for rectangular / square/oval pool)
Nozzle setting 0° / 30°
Moving path

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Setting 2 (recommended for round pool only, not for square/rectangular/oval pool)
Nozzle setting 20° / 20°
Moving path
Setting 3 (recommended when cable twist happens on Setting 1)
Nozzle setting 0° / 20°
Moving path
Setting 4 (recommended when cleaner does not reach all pool areas)
Nozzle setting 0° / 40°
Moving path

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Because the propelling nozzle can be turned 360°, a ter
implementing a orementioned settings, make sure the
smallest lap o 3 on propelling nozzle opening is positioned
at the bottom. Here is an example o the nozzle set at 0°
degree marking.
In case, it is di icult to clean the
debris rom certain spots or
corners, turn propelling nozzle
180° rom the original degree
setting (smallest lap is there ore
positioned on top) to divert water
jetting towards the pool loor in
order to move the debris or ine
particles to an area where the
cleaner has access.
OPERATION
WARNING!
- To prevent your cleaner cable rom getting pulled and twisted, it is recommended to
turn o your pool’s iltration system while your cleaner is in operation.
- NEVER operate the cleaner when people are in the pool.
- Check the power cord and cable or cuts be ore starting the operation. NEVER operate
the cleaner or Power Supply & Control unit i the power cord or loating cable is worn
or damaged. Locate the cord or cable so as to prevent it rom being damaged by the
lawn movers, hedge trimmers and other equipment.
- In order to avoid overheating and potential damage o components, never cover the
power supply and control unit.
- NEVER permit children to operate this cleaner.
- Do not use the cleaner i the pool temperature does not all into this range:
10°C – 40°C (50°F – 104°F)
- I there are stones, roots or metal corrosion in contact with the underside o the liner,
clean them out be ore operating the cleaner. I necessary, have a quali ied pro essional
do the cleaning.
- I the liner is brittle or damaged, have a quali ied pro essional per orm the necessary
repairs or liner replacement be ore operating the cleaner.
- Remove articles rom the pool deck/top rame be ore operating the cleaner.
- Remove the pool ladder rom the pool be ore operating the cleaner.
CAUTION:
- In order to avoid causing severe damage to the cleaner, do not switch on the cleaner
until it is ully submerged in water.
- Remove hazardous obstacles such as children’s toys, loating loungers and chemical
dispensers, etc. rom the pool be ore placing the cleaner in water and initiating
operation.
- The cleaner must be installed and operated as speci ied in this manual.

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- Do not restart the cleaner immediately a ter it stops. Wait or at least 30 seconds
be ore restart.
- Do not drive the cleaner out o water. Otherwise, it will damage the cleaner
- Must clean out the debris rom the cleaner and mesh ilter plate be ore each
operation. Re er to “CARE & MAINTENANCE” section or how to clean the debris.
Excessive debris inside the cleaner will change the cleaner’s weight and speed; cause it
to deviate rom the selected path.
Submerging the cleaner into the pool
- Use the cleaner handle to li t the device, hold the cable with your ree hand, and
gently place the cleaner into the water. Make sure the ront o the cleaner (other side
o the cable) is acing the water upon entry. Continue to hold the cable until the
cleaner is illed with water (no more bubbles escaping) and begins to sink to the pool
bottom. Release the rest o the cable. The cleaner is ready to operate.
For pools with a lat bottom, release the cleaner rom the middle o the longer side o
the pool.
For sloped pools, release the cleaner rom the lat bottom side o the pool and make
sure the cleaner is acing towards the slope
Note:
1. In order to avoid causing scratches / damage to the pool wall (particularly
vinyl and so t wall pools), be sure to prevent the cleaner rom making any
orm o contact with the pool wall during placing the cleaner to the pool.
2. Make sure the mesh ilter plate is in place be ore placing the cleaner into the
water.
3. Make sure the iter tray is secured by the side knobs. Side knobs should
completely clip into the cleaner, as shown below, by pressing the knob
inward.

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CAUTION:
- Ensure all the air inside has been evacuated completely (when you no longer see air
bubbles discharged rom the cleaner) and the cleaner sinks to the bottom o the pool.
- Spread out the loating cable over the pool water sur ace as evenly as possible, and
make sure there are no kinks or coils in the cable.
- Do not place the cable plug in water.
- Do not move the loats along the cable
Working mode selection
Control Panel
CAUTION! Do not lift the protective film on the control panel
*Tap (hold for 1 second) the button to trigger the eature.
Tap “ON/OFF” to power on; indicator light o mode used during last operation begins to
lash. Tap “CYCLE” button to select desired mode. Once the operation is inished, all 3
indicator lights will lash simultaneously.
Pool shape, water depth and its bottom latness are potential actors a ecting the
cleaner moving in the pool. I your pool size is already the maximum size that the
cleaner is recommended or, select “L” mode, otherwise, select “M’’ as the initial start.
Observe the cleaner moving pattern and change to other selection i necessary. In
addition, make sure the nozzle setting is properly selected.
Note: It will restart the last operated mode over again every time you power on the
unit.
CAUTION: Do not restart the cleaner immediately a ter stopping. Wait or at least 30
seconds be ore restarting.
Power connection
WARNING!
- The power cord must be connected to a receptacle protected by a residential current
device (RCD)/ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). Do not use an extension cord to
connect the cleaner to electric supply; provide a properly-located electric outlet. The
Item Feature Selection
mode Function
1 ON/OFF Power On/O
2 CYCLE S About 1 hour operation.
M About 1.5 hours
operation.
L About
2 hours operation.
3 Indicator
light bar
Corresponding light bar
begin to lash a ter the
mode
is
sel
ected
.

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Power Supply & Control unit should be placed near the electric outlet.
- The Power Supply & Control unit should be placed in a dry, sheltered area at least 3.5
meters (11.5 eet) rom the edge o the pool. The Power Supply & Control unit should
not be le t exposed in the rain or placed in puddles o water. NEVER submerge this unit
in water.
- Check the power cord and cable or damages be ore initiating the operation. NEVER
operate the cleaner or Power Supply & Control unit i the power cord or cable is worn
or damaged. Locate the cord or cable to prevent it rom being damaged by the lawn
movers, hedge trimmers and other equipment.
Prior to connecting the power supply to the cleaner, make sure the rated voltage and
requency (hertz) o your electric outlet match the Power supply & control unit’s
rated input voltage: 230VAC, requency: 50Hz or 110VAC, requency: 60Hz
Now, connect the plug to the electric outlet. Tap the On/O button and select the cycle
mode to start the cleaning.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the cleaner compartment and mesh ilter plate
WARNING!
Cease the operation o the cleaner and switch o the power be ore removing the
cleaner rom the pool.
Caution
- The cleaner may become very heavy when illed with water.
1. Pull the cable gently and care ully to li t the cleaner to water sur ace, li t it by the
handle and hold one end o the cleaner with the other hand, tilt the cleaner above
the water or about 10-15 seconds to drain out the water rom inside be ore carrying
it away rom the pool.
Note:
- In order to avoid scratches / damage to the pool wall (particularly vinyl and so t wall
pools), prevent the cleaner rom being in contact with the pool wall while moving the
cleaner out o the water.
2. Place the cleaner on a stable and lat sur ace and pull the side knob outward to
release the cover.
CAUTION! Never detach the cover directly by orce without releasing the knobs as it
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3. Li t and remove the ilter tray (together with the mesh ilter plate).
4. Remove the debris thoroughly rom the inside o the cleaner.
5. Use water to clean the mesh ilter plate. Note: I the mesh ilter plate is damaged,
replace the unit be ore next operation.
To detach the mesh ilter plate rom the tray, push the hook to release its position on
the notch along the rame.
Replace the new mesh ilter plate by pressing the small hooks to the notches.
6. Put the ilter tray (installed with mesh ilter plate) back to the cleaner.
7. Position the cover correctly by aligning and placing its bottom lange into the ilter
tray. Push the side knobs outward to allow the cover go into the position.
CAUTION! Never push orce ully to attach the cover directly as it could damage the
unit and the side knobs.
Tips: I you encounter the symptoms listed below with your cleaner, then perhaps it is
time to clean the ilter bags, as well as the interior o the cleaner:
- Cleaner slows down considerably
- Cleaner ails to remove debris
- Cleaner turns in di erent path constantly
Storage o the cleaner
- Reverse the steps o assembly to disassemble the cable rom the Power Supply and
Control unit. Use a clean cloth to sweep the Power Supply and Control unit and cable.
The cable should be wound up or storage.
- Drain the water rom the cleaner.
- Use clean water to lush 1) the interior and exterior o the cleaner 2) the ilter tray ,
mesh ilter plate and cover (interior and exterior).
- Place the cleaner on a clean and level sur ace ree o any sharp object that could

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damage the cleaner.
- Store in a dry, sheltered area where the temperature is between 5°C – 35°C.
- Do not leave the cleaner and its components to dry in direct sunlight.
- The Power Supply & Control unit should not be le t exposed in the rain or placed in
puddles o water.
Never store the cleaner and its components close to any pool chemicals as chemical
umes and / or spills could cause severe corrosive attack to them.
WARNING! Cleaner and components must be kept away rom being used as means o
access to the pool by children.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Symptom Possible reason Corrective actions
Running time is too long Stop the cleaner and uncoil the cable manually.
Nozzle was set on large degree
Adjust nozzle to the smaller degree. Re er to section
“How the cleaner works” & “Propelling nozzle
setting”
Cable was not ully released Unplug power line, release cable
Obstruction in pool Remove obstruction in pool
Excess cable in the pool Remove excess cable rom the pool and determine
the required length o cable.
Cable twists
or coils up
Gets stuck on main drain cover Turn o pool ilter system
Nozzle was set in improper
degree
Re er to section “How the cleaner works” &
“Propelling nozzle setting”.
Customized pool shape
Adjust the nozzle to large degree or a larger moving
radian path. Re er to section “How the cleaner
works” & “Propelling nozzle setting”
Power Supply & Control unit was
not positioned properly
Relocate the Power Supply & Control unit to a spot
where the cleaner can have enough cable length to
move in the entire pool.
Pool iltration system is on
Turn o pool ilter system to stop the water
circulating as that might a ect the cleaner’s
coverage.
Cleaner
does not
reach all
pool areas
Cable not long enough in pool Release more cable into the pool.
Power cord is not
well-connected
Re-plug the power cord and cable line according to
the instructions provided.
Damaged during transportation Contact local dealer.
Cleaner
does not
work Local rated voltage is not
suitable or cleaner Contact local dealer
Cleaner
does not
sink to the
pool bottom
Air trapped inside cleaner
Turn o the power; submerge the cleaner in the
pool again according to the instructions listed in this
manual. Contact dealer i it is a requent occurrence.
Cleaner inside or mesh ilter
plate is clogged with excessive
debris
Clean the cleaner inside and the mesh ilter plate . Cleaner
does not
catch the
debris
Rectangular suction nozzle at
the bottom o the ilter tray is
clogged.
Clean the suction nozzle.
Suction nozzle door is clogged
and opened Clean the suction nozzle
Debris
escapes
rom the
cleaner
Suction nozzle door detached Follow below steps to attach the door to the
opening:
1) Place the spring onto the door side post as shown

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in below diagram. Pay attention to the spring end
direction.
2) Put the short hook o the spring to the rib and
attach the door post into the notch o the rib as
shown.
3) Attach the other door post to the notch o the
other rib.
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Environmental Programmes, WEEE European Directive
Please respect the European Union regulations and help to
protect the environment.
Return non-working electrical equipment to a acility appointed
by your municipality that properly recycles electrical and
electronic equipment. Do not dispose them in unsorted waste
bins.
For items containing removable batteries, remove batteries
be ore disposing o the product.

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PRECAUTIONS IMPORTANTES
Lire et suivre toutes les consignes
Ne pas tenir compte des avertissements suivants peut entraîner des
blessures fatales, des électrocutions ou des noyades
AVERTISSEMENT ! Cet appareil électrique n’est pas prévu pour être utilisé
par des personnes (y compris des en ants) dont les capacités physiques,
sensorielles ou mentales sont réduites, ou manquant d’expérience et de
connaissance, à moins qu’elles soient encadrées ou qu’elles aient reçu des
explications concernant l’utilisation de cet appareil par une personne
responsable de leur sécurité.
AVERTISSEMENT ! Le bloc alimentation & panneau de contrôle doit être
placé dans un endroit sec et abrité à au moins 3.5 mètres (11.5 eet) du bord de
la piscine. Le bloc alimentation & panneau de contrôle ne doit pas être laissé
sous la pluie ou placé dans des laques d’eau. Ne JAMAIS immerger ce bloc dans
l’eau.
AVERTISSEMENT ! Le cordon d’alimentation doit être connecté à une prise
électrique protégée par un disjoncteur différentiel à courant résiduel (DDR) /.
disjoncteur de uite à la terre (GFCI). Ne pas utiliser de rallonge électrique pour
relier le robot à l’alimentation électrique ; choisir une prise électrique située
de manière appropriée. Le bloc alimentation & panneau de contrôle doit être
placé près de la prise électrique.
AVERTISSEMENT ! Ne JAMAIS aire onctionner le robot lorsque des
baigneurs sont dans la piscine.
AVERTISSEMENT ! Véri ier la présence d’entailles dans le cordon électrique
et le câble du robot avant de le mettre en onctionnement. Ne JAMAIS aire
onctionner le robot ou le bloc alimentation & panneau de contrôle si le cordon
électrique ou le câble lottant est usé ou endommagé. Contacter
immédiatement le revendeur local pour le remplacer. Placer le cordon et le
câble de manière à éviter qu’ils soient endommagés par les tondeuses, les
coupes haies ou d’autres équipements.
AVERTISSEMENT ! Si le câble d’alimentation est détérioré, il doit être
remplacé par le abricant, son agent ou une personne quali iée a in d’éviter tout
danger.
AVERTISSEMENT ! A in d’éviter des surchau es et des dégradations
potentielles des composants, ne jamais couvrir le bloc alimentation & panneau
de contrôle.
AVERTISSEMENT ! Ne JAMAIS ouvrir le bloc alimentation & panneau de
contrôle. Seuls des électriciens / personnels quali iés peuvent ouvrir le bloc
alimentation & panneau de contrôle et le moteur assemblé ; la garantie sera
invalidée dans le cas contraire.
AVERTISSEMENT ! Il est impérati de changer dans les plus bre s délais tout
élément ou ensemble d’éléments détérioré. N’utiliser que des pièces agréées
par le abricant ou le distributeur.
AVERTISSEMENT ! Ne pas tenter de réparer par vous-même le robot, le bloc
alimentation & panneau de contrôle, le cordon électrique ou le câble.