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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Solar Panel:
Clean the face of the solar panel often to ensure optimal conversion of the sun's energy into direct current. Solar panels
can become extremely hot in the sunshine. It is recommended that cleaning be performed early in the morning, late in
the evening, or during a cool, cloudy day.
Only use a soft tissue, soft cloth or soft sponge and a propriety glass cleaning solution to clean the front of the solar
panel. Take care not to scratch the glass while cleaning.
Pump (6V DC):
If the pump starts losing power or stops working, check for buildup of sediment or scale in the lter and/or in the pump
housing. Use clean, fresh water to clean components.
Press down on the top of the front cover and pulling it o by the sides.
Remove the impeller cover by turning it clockwise. Then, remove the lter and impeller. Wash all components using
clean water. Use a soft cloth or brush, such as a toothbrush or a nylon pipe brush, to clean the pump components.
When re-assembling the pump, ensure the impeller cover is replaced correctly.
Impeller
Impeller Cover
Filter Front Cover
Pump Body
Remote Control:
Carefully separate the front and back covers. Carefully remove the motherboard and place on
a soft, clean surface. Observe the direction of the button cell battery. Use a thin tool such as
a at screwdriver to very carefully remove the expelled battery; take care not to damage the
motherboard or the welds between the motherboard and the conducting plate. Insert a new
CR2032 battery (not included), ensuring the polarity and contact are good. Ensuring A,B,C,D
correctly align with the front of the remote, place the motherboard back into the remote and
gently snap the front and back cover together.
Solar Panel:
Rechargeable batteries become less ecient with repeated charge and discharge cycles. If you nd the battery pack
becoming less ecient or does not run as long, try a boost charge. To do this, disconnect the pump and light cables
from the solar panel for 2 to 3 sunny days to allow for a maximum charge to the batteries. After a boost charge, if the
batteries are still not performing to expectations, the battery pack lifespan may have been exceeded and should be
replaced. To ensure the correct battery pack is used, contact us via one of the methods mentioned at the top of page 1;
to expedite your request, please have the item number and order information available to help expedite your request.
To change the battery pack, use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the four screws holding the battery compartment
cover on the back of the solar panel. Remove the cover. Taking great care, gently disconnect the plug from the socket;
be sure not to disconnect the socket from the motherboard. Remove the battery pack; the end of the battery pack may
be secured to the panel with an adhesive, slight force may be required to remove the battery pack. Insert the plug of
the new battery pack (not included) into the socket and place the battery pack into the designated space. Replace the
battery cover and secure using the previously removed screws.
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IMPORTANT! Only use a compatible battery in the remote and compatible battery pack in the solar panel; alternatives
may damage the unit and will automatically void the product warranty.
BATTERY INFORMATION
This product uses a rechargeable battery pack and a button battery. When the batteries can no longer be used, they should be removed from the unit and
recycled in accordance with local laws and regulations. The batteries must not be incinerated or composted.
