Poolbird 24V/13AH User manual

Poolbird Cleaning Robot
Floating Battery
User’s Manual

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Table of contents
1. Safety Precautions 2
1.1- 2.5 m floating cable instructions 2
1.2- Floating battery instructions 3
2. Components list 4
3. Product information 4
4. Main parts 5
5. Display lights 6
6. Battery recharge 7
7. Installation 8
8. Troobleshoot and warning lights 9

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1- Safety precautions
1.1- Floating cable instructions:
1.1.1- Make sure that the sealing ring is mounted on the joint before using the robot (Pic.
1.1.2)
WARNING: Lift the robot out of the water using the robot handles, do not lift the robot
using the floating cable. Lifting via cable is prohibited and will void the warranty..
Pic. 1.1.1
Pic. 1.1.2
Pic. 1.2.1
Pic. 1.2.1
Presence of O-rings
Hook bracketing

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1.2- Floating battery instructions:
The system is designed to be used with the pool robot POOLBIRD. Any other use
is prohibited and will void the manufacturer warranty.
Do not swim in the pool while the battery is operating to avoid injury.
It is recommended to store the equipment in a dry, ventilated area.
Do not use the floating battery during a thunderstorm to prevent damage.
Make sure your robot is fully submerged before switching it on.
If you do not use your robot for a long time, disconnect the floating battery, clean it
and store it in a safe, dry and ventilated place.
The optimum operating temperature for the cleaner is between 10°C and 32 C°.
Avoid direct contact with the sun when not in operation.
Your robot is suitable for pools with a maximum depth of 2 meters.
Recharging the battery should be done indoors only.
Allow the battery to completely discharge once every three months to extend its
life.

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2- Component list
Part number
Part name
Quantity
Image
1
Floating battery
1
2
Floating cable
1
3
Charger
1
4
Connector
extraction hook
(battery side)
1
5
Pole battery
retrieval
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3- Product information
Model
24V/13AH
Charger output
DC29.4V, 2.0A
Charger input
240VAC, 50 Hz
Program length
30 min. / 60 min. / 120 min.
Floating cable length
2.5 meters
Sealing protection
Host : IP67
Optimum storage temperature
0°C –40°C
Optimum working temperature
10 °C ~ 32°C
Dimensions
335 * 862 * 218 mm
Net weight
3kg

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4- Main parts
1- Start the system by pressing shortly on the power switch.
2- Press the switch for 3 seconds to turn off the power in case of emergency.
ON/OFF Switch
ON/OFF , Cycle,
Troubleshoot LED
indicators
Floating buoy
Cable connector
Pic. 4.1.1
Pic. 4.1.2

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5- Display lights
1- When the battery is fully charged, all four display lights are on. Otherwise, it means
that the battery is not fully charged.
2- When you use the remote to adjust the cycle time, the lights indicate the selected
cycle.
Cable connector
Pic. 5.1.1

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6- Battery recharge
When the battery is low, it must be charged:
1- Only use the supplied charger to charge the battery.
2- Autonomy 2:30, charging time 3 hours
Note: When the battery indicator turns green, the battery is fully charged.
Pic. 6.1.1

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7- Installation
1- Use the 2.5 m floating cable to connect the floating battery to the robot.
2- Immerse the robot in the water first, then press the power switch and put the floating
battery in the water.
3- The robot will stop against the wall of the pool at the end of a cycle. To restart, press
the ON / OFF button of the battery.
4- To retrieve the battery if it is not accessible, use the perch No. 5.
5- The default startup program is the 60-minute cycle (floor / bottom walls).
6- You may change the cycle at any time (refer to the robot operating instructions).
7- You can take control of the robot and change the settings at any time using the
remote control.
Pic. 7.1.1
To remove the cable please
use the hook 4. Insert the
hook in the upper hole in the
connector and pull in the axis.
Handle

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8- Troubleshoot and warning lights
Light Display
Problem
Solution
LED 1 flashing
The robot stops due to a lack
of water
Replace robot in deeper
water and restart the
program
LED 2 & 3 flashing
The pump engine inside the
robot overheated
Contact directly the after-
sale service
LED 3 flashing
The robot is upside down
Flip the robot, and restart it
using the remote or the
power switch.
LED 1 & 3 flashing
The traction engines are
overloaded
Check the transmission and
check for stuck debris or
damage. Remove debris or
replace parts and restart the
robot
LED 1, 2 & 3 flashing
The pump engines is
overloaded
Turn off the robot and check
that helix is not damaged.
Clean and replace the helix
and restart the robot
LED 1, 2, 3 & 4 flashing
The floating battery power is
low
The battery must be
recharged

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Symptoms
Cause
Solution
Comments
The robot is not
functioning
The pug is not
connected
Connect the plug
Please turn off the
power before
performing any
maintenance.
Bad connection
Check the
connections
Suction is weak
The helix is
obstructed
Clean the helix
The helix is
damaged
Replace the helix
The filter bag is full
Clean the filter bag
The robot always
rotates in the same
direction
A driver belt is loose
or broken on one
side
Replace the driver
belt
The filter bag is full
Clean the filter bag
The robot does not
climb on the walls
The filter bag is full
Clean the filter bag
A driver belt is
broken
Replace the driver
belt
Roller is worn out
Replace the roller
Roller axis is worn
out
Replace the roller
axis
The robot fails to
sink to the bottom of
the pool
Sponges are not
soaked enough
Hold the robot in the
water until foams are
soaked and press.
There is air inside
the machine
Flip the robot in the
water and make sure
that the air escapes
Dirt comes out of the
flow guide
The filter bag is
unfastened or
broken. The dirt is
too fine for the bag.
Replace or correctly
reset the filter bag.