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Hayward E-Vac - Troubleshooting - Will Not Climb Walls (Design;Machine Issues); Pool Design and Configuration Effects on Climbing; Machine Problems Affecting Climbing Performance

Hayward E-Vac
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Machine will sequence between pump and drive motor for up to 1 minute.
During this time the microprocessor is sampling motors for proper electrical load.
¾Startup
Troubleshooting
At about 2 minutes the machine will begin mapping the immediate section of the pool.
Wall climbing will be every other floor pass and the time on the wall climb will
be random.
The pattern is not permanently imbedded and will be reconfigured with each
use of the cleaner.
¾Mapping Sequence
¾Wall Climbing
Once in the cleaning cycle the machine will typically perform a wall climb every
other floor pass and vary the amount of time on the wall.
At random the machine will perform a free fall from the wall to aid in random
navigation.
The startup of each 4 hour cycle may require up to 30 minutes as the machine
measures the pool configuration before climbing the walls completely to the water line.
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