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General| Brand | Hayward |
|---|---|
| Model | AquaNaut 200 |
| Category | Swimming Pool Vacuum |
| Language | English |
Patented self-adjusting turbines maximize water flow power and allow passage of larger debris.
Programmed steering system causes left wheel to reverse for periodic turns, covering shallow and deep ends.
Patented tire treads improve climbing and obstacle maneuverability, featuring tread wear markers.
Allows free turning without hose interference by preventing hose coiling from debris buildup.
Cleaner climbs walls with sufficient floor-to-wall radius and patented adjustable skirts.
Important safety guidelines to follow when using the pool cleaner.
Remove debris, clean filter, check chemicals, and adjust return fittings.
Assemble hose sections to the correct length.
Connect the hose assembly to the pool cleaner head.
Lower the cleaner into the pool and expel all air from the hose and cleaner.
Attach the hose to the pool's suction port (skimmer or vacuum line).
Set wheel speed between 11-14 RPM for optimal operation.
Regulate suction by adjusting the bypass valve for correct RPM.
Ensure proper cleaner operation by adjusting suction line flow.
Instructions for removing obstructions and replacing worn tires.
Correct placement of turbine vanes in the hub for optimal performance.
Step-by-step guide for removing and replacing wheels or bearings.
Instructions for removing and replacing the cleaner's skirts and inlet, including inlet size details.
Solutions for slow movement, no movement, or turning in circles.
Fixes for incomplete pool cleaning or excessive wall climbing.
Troubleshooting hose issues like loops or detaching from suction.
Addresses wobbly wheels, falling on side, and slow recovery.
Solutions for turbine vanes popping out of the turbine hub.
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