Why debris leaks outside at the filter cover of Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum?
If debris leaks outside at the filter cover of your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum, the filter cover net is likely damaged. Replace it with a new filter cover; contact your dealer for replacement parts.
How to fix Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum that doesn't cover the entire pool?
If your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum isn't covering the entire pool, start by cleaning the debris compartment, as a full compartment can hinder performance. Ensure the filter compartment is clean and that the robot is fully charged (6 hours). Water circulation from the filtration system can interfere with movement, so turn off the filtration system at least 15 minutes before operation. Check the wheels for any obstructions and remove any debris. For round pools, ensure bumpers are installed correctly. If the rake/brush is deformed, straighten them under sunlight or replace them. Adjust the tube setting according to instructions. Algae can make the pool floor slippery, so scrub the pool bottom and robot wheels.
What to do if Hayward AquaVac 250 Swimming Pool Vacuum moves slowly?
If your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum is moving slowly or not at all, the following could be the reason: * The debris compartment is full or the filter cover is clogged. Clean the debris compartment and flush the screen with water. Use a soft brush, if needed. * The suction mouth is clogged. Remove any obstructions. * The filter cover screen is clogged. Flush the screen with water, using a soft brush if necessary. * The rake/brush is deformed. Expose them to sunlight to straighten, or replace them. Try using only one rake or brush. * The impeller is jammed. Power off the robot and inspect the impeller for debris. Contact your dealer if needed, and ensure the robot is off during servicing.
Why Hayward AquaVac 250 Swimming Pool Vacuum stopped in the middle of the pool?
If your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum stops moving in the middle of the pool but the swivel head is still turning, it could be due to an obstruction or suction from the main drain. Check for any obstacles or large creases in the pool liner that may be blocking the cleaner and remove them. Alternatively, the robot may be stopped by suction from the main drain; in this case, turn off the filtration system.
Why Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum swivel head does not turn?
If the swivel head on your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum isn't turning or is turning noticeably slowly, check if the side flap is obstructed and remove any debris hindering its movement. Also, the swivel head bottom might be jammed. Detach the swivel head and smoothening-ring, then remove any trapped debris.
Why Hayward AquaVac 250 Swimming Pool Vacuum does not capture debris?
Your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum may not be picking up debris for several reasons: the battery may be low (charge the robot again); the impeller could be jammed (power off the robot and inspect the hole under the swivel head for blockages, contact your dealer if needed); the suction mouth might be clogged (remove any obstructions); the impeller could be broken (contact your dealer for a replacement); or the debris compartment is full (clean both the debris compartment and the filter cover).
Why Hayward AquaVac 250 float sinks?
If the float of your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum is sinking, it may be broken and leaking water. Replace it with a new float; contact your dealer for replacement parts.
What to do if float sinks on Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum?
If the float of your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum sinks, it likely means the float is broken and water is leaking in. Replace it with a new float; contact your dealer for replacement parts.
Why Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum swivel head rotates repeatedly?
The swivel head of your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum may rotate repeatedly for a few minutes when the robot sinks to the pool bottom. This is normal and will stop once the air trapped inside the robot is gradually discharged, after which the robot will begin to move regularly.
Why Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum lasts shorter than advertised?
If your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum's operation time is shorter than expected, the battery may not be fully charged. Charge the robot for at least 6 hours.
Instructions for charging the robot's battery before first use.
Steps to prepare the robot before its initial operation.
How to attach and detach the rake or brush assembly.
How to adjust the robot's movement path for optimal pool coverage.
Adjusting tubes for optimal pool coverage.
Attaching bumpers to prevent perimeter following.
Steps to prepare the pool before using the robot.
How to properly dispose of the robot's battery according to regulations.
Step-by-step guide for authorized technicians to remove the battery.
General| Weight | 21.3 lbs |
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| Cable Length | 50 ft |
| Pool Type | In-ground |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Suitable Pool Types | In-ground |
| Pool Surface Compatibility | Vinyl, Fiberglass, Tile |
| Brush Type | Scrubbing brushes |
| Cleaning Pattern | Smart Navigation |
| Warranty | 1 year limited |
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