SmartPool SCRUBBER 60 PLUS NC74S User manual

SMARTPOOL SCRUBBER®60 PLUS (NC74S) ROBOTIC POOL CLEANER OPERATION MANUAL

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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Risk of electrical shock or electrocution – The electrical supply to this product must be installed in accordance with the National Electrical Code and all applicable local
codes and ordinances. Improper installation will create an electrical hazard which could result in death or serious injury to pool users or others due to electrical shock, and
may also cause damage to property.
DO NOT USE EXTENSION CORDS - DEATH OR IN URY CAN RESULT.
To reduce the risk of injury, do not permit children to use this product unless they are closely supervised at all times
If ambient air temperature exceeds 115˚ F. (46˚ C), protect the power supply from direct sunlight. Do not cover the power supply.
The sole purpose of this product is for use as a robotic pool cleaner as described in this manual; any modification or other use will void the warranty.
Do not allow children to use, touch, or play near or around the unit’s power supply.
A Ground Fault Current Interrupter (GFCI-USA) and Earth Leak Interrupter (ELI-EU) must be installed to protect your electrical outlet and to prevent any possible
electric shock. Failure to do so could create an electrical hazard which could result in death or serious injury to pool users or others due to electrical shock and may
also cause damage to property.
Do not connect unit to AC power until installation has been completed.
Do not use if unit is damaged in any way.
Make sure the robotic pool cleaner is unplugged from its power supply before opening the unit or performing any other maintenance.
To avoid damage to the power supply and cord, never carry the power supply by the cord or pull on the cord to disconnect from an outlet. Instead, disconnect by
pulling the plug, itself, from the outlet. Do not pull cord around sharp corners or edges.
Do not play with the cleaner or cable or apply to body. It can trap or tear hair or body parts. The cable can trip or entangle swimmers which could result in drowning.
Do not operate with a damaged cord or power supply.
Before installing the cleaner, understand the cleaner’s coverage. The cleaner was not designed to automatically clean steps or to work under solar covers. It was also
not designed to do initial clean up for a new pool installation.
Your cleaner should not be used while people are swimming in the pool.
The power supply must be at least 12 feet / 4 meters from the pool’s edge at all times!
It is recommended that you clean your filter bag and check the impeller to make sure it is free and clear of debris after every use.
DO NOT place the cleaner in the pool prior to securing all connections to the swivel/cable
Disconnect the power supply from the outlet when not in use.
DO NOT switch the pool cleaner to “ON” if it is not immersed in the water. Operation the cleaner out of the water may cause severe damage and will result in loss of
warranty. Always remember to turn the power supply “OFF” and unplug it from the power outlet before removing the cleaner from the pool.
If your robotic pool cleaner is not working as it should or has been dropped or damaged in any way, contact SmartPool LLC Technical Service before using at 1-732-
730-9880 or visit our website at www.smartpool.com.
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The Floating wivel is designed to prevent cable twisting and tangling by providing a free
spinning conduit that rotates 360⁰in both directions, while maintaining electrical
continuity. The Floating wivel will glide on the surface of the water as the cleaner moves
around the pool. As tension builds in the cable, the outer, cylindrical portions of the swivel
will keep the float stable allowing the front portion of the swivel to rotate, releasing the
tension that has been generated by the cleaner’s movement ( ee Figure 1).
FIGURE 1
AB
FIGURE 2
FIGURE 3
NOTE: The swivel performs most efficiently when floating on the surface of the water. If the
depth of the pool exceeds the length of the provided cable (from cleaner to swivel, 8’) an
extension can be installed to lengthen this portion of the cable to optimize the cleaner’s
performance. Please contact martPool at 732-730-9880, M-F, 9am – 5pm, E T for assistance.
The cleaner will still operate in pools that have depths greater than 8’ without the extension
cord but it will perform at a higher efficiency with the extension cord in these situations.
FLOATING SWIVEL SETUP
IMPORTANT: All connections must be made prior to using this cleaner. Do not place any
portion of the cleaner into the pool prior to reading the instructions below.
Ho it Works
As you will notice, the swivel is not connected to the cable inside the carton. This is done to
prevent any unnecessary stress from being applied to the swivel and the connections
during the shipping process. Below are instructions on how to connect the swivel.
The short cord (from cleaner to swivel, 8’) will need to be connected to the small end of the
swivel (A). The long cable (from the swivel to the power supply, 40’ or 50’) will need to be
connected to the large end of the swivel (B) as seen in Figure 1.
NOTE: The connections are designed to be distinctly different to prevent the wrong end of
the cord from being plugged into the wrong end of the swivel ( ee Figures 2 and 3).
Ho to Connect the S ivel
OVERVIEW
IMPORTANT: DO NOT use any tools for the following steps. All connections should be
hand tightened.
1) Ensure the gasket is secured inside the black plug of the long cable (40’ or 50’) as
shown in Figure 4.
2) Insert the black plug on the end of the long cable (40’ or 50’) into the large end of
the swivel (B), as shown in Figure 5, ensuring the pins are aligned properly. Press
firmly to ensure a solid connection is made.
3) Grasp the swivel and hand tighten the black collar from the cable (until it is snug) to
secure the connection (Figure 6A).
4) Insert the blue plug from the short cable (from cleaner to swivel, 8’) into the small
end of the swivel (A) as shown in Figure 5, ensuring the gasket is in the swivel
connection and the pins are aligned. Press firmly to ensure a solid connection is made.
5) Grasp the swivel and hand tighten the black collar from the cable (until it is snug) to
secure the connection (Figure 6B).
INSTRUCTIONS
FIGURE 4
GA KET
KEY
KEY
FIGURE 5
A8’ 40’/50’
B
Congratulations on your purchase of the most technologically advanced automatic pool vacuum
available today. Your martPool cleaner is easy to use and will make maintaining your pool
affordable and effortless. Following these simple directions will insure that the cleaner will
quickly and efficiently clean your pool today and for many years to come.

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FIGURE E1
FIGURE S6A
HOLD
FIGURE S6B
FIGURE E3
FIGURE E2
6) Confirm that the all connections to the swivel are tightened properly prior to placing
the cleaner into the pool.
Installing an Extension Cord
NOTE: This section is only necessary for pools with depths greater than 8’.
NOTE: Ensure the gasket inside the swivel is still secured in place after the plug is removed
from the swivel.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT use any tools for the following steps. All connections should be
hand tightened.
IMPORTANT: Check all connections are firmly in place prior to using the cleaner. The
cleaner is now ready to use as per the normal operation instructions.
1) Remove the entire cleaner from the pool.
2) Dry all connections and the Floating Swivel.
3) Disconnect the short cable from the swivel by loosening the black collar and gently
pulling on the plug (Figure E1).
5) Secure the connection by rotating the black collar in a clockwise direction until it is
hand tight.
6) Insert the Extension Cord Union on the end of the Extension Cord and secure it by
hand tightening the black collar on the end of the cable (Figure E3).
NOTE: The Extension Cord Union has two distinctly different sockets to prevent an incorrect
connection.
7) Insert the blue plug on the 8’ cable into the other end of the union and hand tighten
the black collar, ensuring the gasket is in place prior to making the connection
(Figure E3).
4) Insert the blue plug of the Extension Cord into the open end of the swivel ensuring
that the gasket is firmly in place prior to making the connection (Figure E2).
EXTENSION
CORD
EXTENSION CORDEXTENSION CORD UNION8’CABLE
HOLD

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• 3 HOUR WALL CLIMBING OPERATION:
Press the 3 hour (Complete-Clean) Mode switch on the power supply as shown in Figs PS1. The Robot will automatically begin its cleaning program and a red LED will light on
the power supply. NOTE: The unit will climb the walls during this cleaning cycle. The robot will automatically turn off after 3 hours. To end the cleaning cycle early, press the middle (off
switch) - Figure PS1.
• If a second cleaning is required or the unit is accidentally shut off, make sure the unit is manually switched off, and wait 30 seconds before switching the unit on again.
INSTALLATION
• Walk the cleaner to the furthest point of the pool.
• Add 6’/2m of cord to the pool for additional coverage.
• Coil up the remaining cable and secure it so that excess cable will not be pulled into the pool (the Velcro strap originally attached to the cable can be used).
• Be sure to only plug the power supply into a GFCI (ground fault current interrupter) or ELI (earth leak interrupter) protected electrical outlet.
• Look at the power supply and check that the power supply switch is in the off position (middle switch position).
• Plug the power supply into the GFCI or ELI protected outlet.
• Plug in the connector from the cleaner into the socket. The connector is keyed so that it will only plug into the socket one way. Make sure
that the plug is pushed all the way onto the socket. Slide the connector lock (strain relief) onto the connector and turn the connector lock clockwise
until it is snug.
DO NOT RUN THE CLEANER OUT OF THE WATER.
OPERATING THE CLEANER OUT OF THE WATER WILL DAMAGE THE MOTORS AND OID THE WARRANTY
IMPORTANT NOTE: During normal operation, the cleaner will appear to shut off for a few seconds. This is normal and part of the pool cleaning program. The
unit has multiple ways of cleaning the walls. It may climb to the top, scrub, then make a turn and drive back down the wall to the bottom of the pool. It may also
climb to the top, shut down for a few seconds, remove itself from the wall, turn its pump motor on again, pushing itself down to the bottom of the pool away
from the wall. It could also climb the wall, scrub the waterline, turn its pump motor off, and float away from the wall down to the bottom. All of these
variations have been programmed into the cleaner and are designed to quickly and efficiently clean your entire pool. This unit has been designed to clean all areas
of your pool. It will climb the walls, and occasionally break the surface. In the process of climbing the wall it may stay on the surface and continue to operate from
several seconds to a few minutes. This is normal and the cleaner will eventually make its way to the bottom to continue its cleaning. Since most of the dirt is
concentrated on the floor of the pool, the cleaner will spend the majority of its time on the floor.
• Place the cleaner into the pool and if needed rock the cleaner side to side to release any trapped air. The cleaner will sink to the bottom
of the pool.
• ONE HOUR FAST-TRACK OPERATION: Press the One Hour FAST-TRACK switch as shown in Figure PS1. The robot will automatically
begin its cleaning program and a
yellow LED will light on the power supply. NOTE: When in the FAST-TRACK Mode, the robot will not
climb the walls, but rather
will concentrate its cleaning efforts on the floor where the majority of debris is located. The unit operates in
a slow but steady coverage pattern, and will automatically shut off after 60 minutes. To end the cleaning cycle manually, press the
middle button (off switch) - Figure PS1.
FIGURE. PS1
3-Hour Cleaning
1-Hour Cleaning
OFF
FIGURE. C1

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REMO ING THE CLEANER FROM THE POOL
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
• Slowly pull the floating cord to get the cleaner to the pool surface and near
the edge of the pool. DO NOT PULL THE CLEANER OUT OF THE POOL BY
THE CORD OR THE SWIVEL.
• Reach down and grasp the handle of the cleaner and remove it from the
pool as shown in Figures 1 and 2 .
Please follow the below procedures to ensure maximum cleaner performance and overall
component condition.
Water Chemistry
The following ranges are the recommended water levels to maintain a
properly balanced pool.
PH Level: 7.2 – 7.8
Total Alkalinity: 80 – 150ppm
Calcium Hardness: 150 – 300ppm
NOTE: Properly balanced water is a guideline for preserving warranty coverage.
FIGURE 1: Grasping Handle FIGURE 2: Lift from Pool by Handle
CLEANING THE FILTER BAG (Filter Bag Should Be Cleaned After Every Use.)
• Turn cleaner upside down and place on ground so the bottom lid is exposed.
• Press the red tabs inward towards the center of the cleaner as shown in figure 3.
Lift the bottom lid with the filter bag up and out of the cleaner.
FIGURE 3
• Grasp the bottom lid firmly, with one hand and use your other hand to grab the filter bag
material and pull it away and up from the bottom lid (see Figure 4).
FIGURE 4
• Turn filter bag inside out and hose off all debris as shown in Figure 5. If very dirty it may
be washed in your washing machine, inside out, with cold water, mild detergent, and by
itself. Do NOT put in the dryer.
FIGURE 5
• Hose all debris off the bottom lid being sure to get all dirt out of the fine filters on the
intake doors as shown in Figure 6.
FIGURE 6

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The unit should be stored in an area that will afford some protection from the elements to
insure that it retains its finish
. DO NOT STORE NEAR OPEN CHEMICALS
• To reapply the filter bag, first turn it right side out. Next place the filter bag frame onto
the bottom lid being sure that the bag frame seats fully into the channel. Press down
on all corners to ensure fit. Check the seat of the filter onto the bottom lid (see Figure 7)
FIGURE 7
FIGURE 8
FIGURE 9
FIGURE 10
• Pick up the bottom lid and turn it over so the bag hangs below it (see Figure 8). Place
the bottom lid back into the cleaner being careful to feed the filter bag into the body of
t he cleaner. MAKE SURE ALL FILTER MATERIAL IS INSIDE THE CLEANER
OTHERWISE THE LID WILL NOT CLOSE AND LATCH PROPERLY.
• Once the bottom lid is seated press it firmly into the cleaner. Gently pull on the bottom
lid to insure that it is properly locked in. The lid is now installed.
CABLE MAINTENANCE
UNCOILING THE CABLE
STORING THE CABLE
• Loosely loop the cable as shown in Figure 10.
• Unplug the cable from the power
supply.
• Hold the cord close to the cleaner.
• Make a roughly two foot loop with
the cord as shown.
• When making loop, roll the cable
slightly in a counter clockwise
manner to maintain form.
DO NOT WRAP THE CORD
TIGHTLY AROUND OBJECTS.
STORAGE
WINTER
SUMMER
If temperatures will regularly be below 45 degrees Fahrenheit or 5 degrees Celsius, the
cleaner and power supply should be stored indoors.
In the event that the cable does coil on itself, it can easily be straightened by following the below
instructions.
• Turn the power supply to the off position
• Remove the cleaner from the pool and place it on the far end of the pool deck/yard
(away from the power supply)
• Unscrew the blue cable from the power supply
• Hold the black collar at the plug end and gently lift the cable off the ground (FIGURE 9)
• Gently pull on the cable to straighten
• The swivel will rotate as tension is applied, eliminating the coils in the cable
• Return to normal cleaner use

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SMARTPOOL SCRUBBER60 PLUS NC74S PARTS LIST
SmartPool reserves the right to revise without notice. SmartPool is not responsible for typographical errors.
LOCATION ITEM NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 NC7415GR Top Shell Green
2 NC7410G Impeller Cover - Grey
3 NC7409G Handle - Grey
4 NC7105 Cable Strain Relief
5 NC7107 Drive Motor
6 NC7139 Drive Motor Washers (set of 4)
7 NC3414 50' Cable - 3 Wire - Swivel to Power Supply
7A NC3411 8' Cable - 3 Wire - Swivel to Cleaner
8 NC7108 Drive Wheel Tube
9 NC7137 Brush Mount
10 NC7134 Drive Gear
11 NC7116:03 Track (Set of 2)
12 NC7122QC Power Supply - 1 and 3 Hr w/ Fast Track
13 NC7138 Power Supply Casing - Bottom Only
14 NC7106B Lower Chassis - Black
15 NC7117 Track Wheels (Set of 6)
16 NC7118BK Track Wheel Cover - Black (Set of 2)
17 NC7113 Pump Motor
18 NC7132 Impeller
19 NC7135 Brush Mount Bearing
20 NC7112 Non Drive Wheel Tube
21 NC1004 Drive Brush (Set of 2)
22 NC7101:02 Bottom Lid Door with Debris Filter
23 NC7130 Intake Filters (Set of 2)
24 NC7102B:03 Bottom Lid - Black
25 NC1035 Bottom Lid Locking Tab (Set of 2)
26 NC7127 Spring for Bottom Lid Door (Set of 2)
27 NC7120 Filter Bag
28 NC7111 Inner Quick Drain Flaps
29 NC7128 Spring for Inner Quick Drain Doors (Set of 2)
30 NC7103 Brush Center Bracket
31 NC7140 Twist lock for NC7106B:02 Chassis
32 NC7119 Upper and Lower Gasket Seal
33 NC7104 Brush Mount with Bearing and Drive Wheel (L & R)
34 NC7414GR Quick Drain Door - Green
35 NC7131 Spring for Quick Drain Door
36 NC3510 Floating Swivel
37 NC1014:02 2" Foam Ring

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
If your cleaner is still not performing properly after all of the troubleshooting has been performed please contact SmartPool, Inc. Technical Service at 1-732-730-9880.
ERROR REASON(S) SUGGESTION(S)
PUMP AND DRI E
MOTORS NOT
OPERATING
AC OUTLET/GFI CHECK AC OUTLET/RESET THE GFI OR TRY ANOTHER OUTLET
POWER SUPPLY RESET TURN THE POWER SUPPLY OFF AND UNPLUG THE POWER SUPPLY FROM THE AC OUTLET. WAIT 30 SECONDS AND TURN
POWER SUPPLY ON.
E TENSION CORD TRY PLUGGING THE POWER SUPPLY DIRECTLY INTO AN OUTLET
LOOSE SWIVEL CONNECTION ENSURE ALL CONNECTIONS TO/FROM THE SWIVEL ARE SECURE.
NOT MO ING
BRUSHES WORN CHECK BRUSHES AND REPLACE IF NECESSARY
DEBRIS CAUGHT IN TRACKS/BRUSHES/IMPELLER CHECK FOR DEBRIS AND CLEAN WITH A GARDEN HOSE/MAY HAVE TO REMOVE IMPELLER CAP (1 SCREW)
CLEANER CAUGHT ON OBSTRUCTION IN POOL TURN THE CLEANER OFF AND GENTLY PULL ON THE CORD TO REMOVE IT FROM OBSTRUCTION
FILTER BAG INSTALLATION RUN THE CLEANER WITHOUT THE FILTER BAG AND CHECK THE BOTTOM LID/FILTER BAG FOR PROPER INSTALLATION
TRACKS FALLEN OFF CHECK TO SEE IF THE TRACKS ARE LOOSE OR HAVE FALLEN OFF COMPLETELY
NO SUCTION
FILTER BAG INSTALLATION RUN THE CLEANER WITHOUT THE FILTER BAG AND CHECK THE BOTTOM LID/FILTER BAG FOR PROPER INSTALLATION
FILTER BAG FULL CLEAN THE FILTER BAG THROUGHLY WITH A GARDEN HOSE
DEBRIS IN FAN/IMPELLER CHECK FOR DEBRIS AND CLEAN WITH A GARDEN HOSE/MAY HAVE TO REMOVE IMPELLER CAP (1 SCREW)
STARTS AND STOPS
FILTER BAG INSTALLATION RUN THE CLEANER WITHOUT THE FILTER BAG AND CHECK THE BOTTOM LID/FILTER BAG FOR PROPER INSTALLATION
FILTER BAG FULL CLEAN THE FILTER BAG THROUGHLY WITH A GARDEN HOSE
DEBRIS CAUGHT IN TRACKS/BRUSHES/IMPELLER CHECK FOR DEBRIS AND CLEAN WITH A GARDEN HOSE/MAY HAVE TO REMOVE IMPELLER CAP (1 SCREW)
BRUSHES WORN CHECK THE BRUSHES AND RING (IF APPLICABLE) FOR WEAR/HOLES WHICH WILL INHIBIT THE CLEANER'S PERFORMANCE
CAUGHT ON SOMETHING IN POOL TURN THE CLEANER OFF AND GENTLY PULL ON THE CORD TO REMOVE IT FROM OBSTRUCTION
LOOSE SWIVEL CONNECTION ENSURE ALL CONNECTIONS TO/FROM THE SWIVEL ARE SECURE.
BACK &
FORTH/DOING
WHEELIES OR
SPINNING IN CIRCLES
FILTER BAG INSTALLATION RUN THE CLEANER WITHOUT THE FILTER BAG AND CHECK THE BOTTOM LID/FILTER BAG FOR PROPER INSTALLATION
DEBRIS CAUGHT IN TRACKS/BRUSHES/IMPELLER CHECK FOR DEBRIS AND CLEAN WITH A GARDEN HOSE/MAY HAVE TO REMOVE IMPELLER CAP (1 SCREW)
CLEANER CAUGHT ON OBSTRUCTION IN POOL TURN THE CLEANER OFF AND GENTLY PULL ON THE CORD TO REMOVE IT FROM OBSTRUCTION
TRACKS FALLEN OFF CHECK TO SEE IF THE TRACKS ARE LOOSE OR HAVE FALLEN OFF COMPLETELY
NOT CLIMBING
FILTER BAG INSTALLATION RUN THE CLEANER WITHOUT THE FILTER BAG AND CHECK THE BOTTOM LID/FILTER BAG FOR PROPER INSTALLATION
DEBRIS CAUGHT IN TRACKS/BRUSHES/IMPELLER CHECK FOR DEBRIS AND CLEAN WITH A GARDEN HOSE/MAY HAVE TO REMOVE IMPELLER CAP (1 SCREW)
FILTER BAG FULL CLEAN THE FILTER BAG THROUGHLY WITH A GARDEN HOSE
BRUSHES WORN CHECK THE BRUSHES AND RING (IF APPLICABLE) FOR WEAR. REPLACE IF NECESSARY
POOL CHEMISTRY (ALGAE GROWTH) HAVE THE WATER CHEMISTRY CHECKED BY A POOL PROFESSIONAL AND/OR BRUSH THE POOL WALLS
CORD TANGLING
FLOATING CORD NOT BEING UNPLUGGED FROM
POWER SUPPLY REGULARLY
MAKE SURE THE CABLE IS BEING UNPLUGGED FROM THE POWER SUPPLY AFTER EVERY 1-2 CYCLES TO RELEASE THE
TENSION THAT BUILDS DURING A CYCLE
E CESS CORD IN POOL ONLY USE THE NECESSARY AMOUNT OF CABLE TO COVER THE POOL EFFICIENTLY
CORD NOT BEING UNWOUND BEFORE USE MAKE SURE THE CABLE IS STRAIGHTENED OUT BEFORE THE CYCLE IS STARTED/WALK THE CLEANER THE LENGTH OF THE
POOL TO STRAIGHTENED CORD
CORD BEING WRAPPED/STORED INCORRECTLY WHEN WRAPPING THE CABLE, MAKE LARGE LOOPS AND START AT THE CLEANER END SO THE FREE, PLUG END CAN
UNWIND ANY RESIDUAL TENSION
UNIT FLOATING
AIR TRAPPED IN FILTER BAG ROCK THE CLEANER BACK AND FORTH UNDER WATER TO RELEASE ANY TRAPPED AIR
CLEANER CLIMBING TOO HIGH REGULARLY A WEIGHT CAN BE ADDED TO THE CLEANER TO PREVENT IT FROM CLIMBING TOO HIGH AND TO ASSIST IN THE DECENT
BACK TO THE FLOOR
D.E. PRESENT IN FILTER BAG IF THERE IS D.E. IN THE POOL, IT COULD CLOG THE BAG. CLEAN THE BAG THOROUGHLY

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4-YEAR L I M I T E D W A R R A N T Y
This product has been manufactured, tested and inspected in accordance with carefully specified engineering
requirements. It is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and
service, subject to qualifications, conditions and limitations described below.
martPool, LLC. 4 Year Limited Warranty:
1st Year: Full coverage on manufacturer defects.
2nd Year: 100% coverage on pump and drive motors.
3rd Year: 50% coverage on pump and drive motors.
4th Year: 25% coverage on pump and drive motors.
Owners will be charged 50% of the current M RP for motors found to be defective within the third year of
ownership and 75% of the current M RP for motors found to be defective in the 4th year. The purchaser is also
responsible for labor charges associated with the repair of the product and applicable freight costs.
This warranty applies only while using this product in the United tates and Canada. Customers outside the
continental United tates will be responsible for inbound and outbound freight on all claims. Those within the
continental U will be responsible for shipping charges to a repair center, if there is not one within driving
distance. martPool will cover freight back to the customers within the continental U for approved warranty
claims.
This warranty extends to the first consumer/purchaser for a period of 48 months from the original date of
purchase.
This warranty covers only normal and reasonable use. Any damage, defects, malfunctions or other failures
arising from its use without the original transformer or any use which does not comply with the instructions in this
manual, including failure of the purchaser to provide reasonable and necessary maintenance, will void this
warranty This warranty only applies to cleaners used in a residential pool. Cleaners operating in a commercial
setting will not be covered by this warranty.
The warranty obligations of martPool, Inc. shall be limited to repair or replacement of the product or any
defective component, at the discretion of martPool, Inc. The repair or replacement may include the use of
refurbished components and/or units. martPool, Inc. will not be liable or responsible under any circumstances
or in any amount for any consequential or incidental damages, for any injury or damages to persons or property
using or used in connection with this product, or for loss of profits or other costs or expenses of any kind or
character.
This warranty does not include replacements of the filter bag, bottom lid, brushes and tracks.
THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIE OR REPRE ENTATION , EITHER EXPRE ED OR IMPLIED,
WHETHER OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNE FOR A PARTICULAR PURPO E, OR OTHER, MADE BY
MARTPOOL, INC. OTHER THAN THO E PECIFICALLY ET FORTH IN THI WARRANTY. NO PER ON,
FIRM, OR CORPORATION I AUTHORIZED TO MAKE ANY REPRE ENTATION OR INCUR ANY
OBLIGATION IN THE NAME F OR ON BEHALF OF MARTPOOL, INC., EXCEPT A TATED HEREIN. THE
REMEDIE ET FORTH IN THI WARRANTY ARE EXPRE LY UNDER TOOD TO BE THE EXCLU IVE
REMEDIE AVAILABLE TO THE PURCHA ER, AND THI WARRANTY CONTAIN THE FULL AND
COMPLETE AGREEMENT BETWEEN MARTPOOL, INC. AND THE PURCHA ER. THI WARRANTY ET
FORTH THE ONLY OBLIGATION OF MARTPOOL, INC. WITH REGARD TO THI PRODUCT, AND THERE
ARE NO WARRANTIE WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DE CRIPTION ON THE FACE HEREOF.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
To obtain warranty service, call martPool, Inc. Customer upport pecialist
at 1-732-730-9880, Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. E T.
CAUTION:
ome vinyl liners are more susceptible to surface wear and pattern removal than others, caused by objects such as
brushes, toys, floats, chlorine dispensers, and automatic pool cleaners coming into contact with the vinyl surface.
uch patterns can be easily scratched or abraded merely by rubbing the surface with a brush. Pattern ink can also
rub off when they come into contact with objects in the pool. martPool, Inc. is not responsible for, nor does this
limited warranty cover pattern removal, abrasion, and markings on or damage to any kind of vinyl liner.