Why does the flotation cord get twisted on my Hayward SharkVAC?
If your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum's flotation cord gets twisted, it's likely because it's been snagged on large objects like rocks, toys, or the main drains. To straighten it, lay the cord at its full length in the sun. The sun's heat should help reduce the twisting.
Why does my Hayward SharkVAC get stuck on the main drain?
If your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum is getting stuck because of a high main drain installed in the pool, the cleaner may remain lodged on the drain for a short period of time, but will eventually free itself due to the cleaner’s embedded program.
What to do if my Hayward SharkVAC Swimming Pool Vacuum has poor pool coverage?
If your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum isn't covering the entire pool in one cycle or only cleans a small area, start by checking the filter and cleaning it if needed. Make sure the unit isn't getting stuck on drains, floor cleaning heads, or toys. You can also try starting the cleaner in different locations to find the best cleaning spot.
What to do if debris falls from my Hayward SharkVAC Swimming Pool Vacuum when removing it from the pool?
To prevent debris from falling out of your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum when you remove it from the pool, increase how often you clean the filter. Also, check the intakes for any large debris and remove it. Before using the machine, clear the pool of any large debris. If you notice that the drain flaps are out of place or jammed open by sand or leaves, clean the area and snap them back into their correct positions.
What to do if I see a lot of debris in the dome of my Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum?
If you notice a lot of debris visible through the dome windows of your Hayward Swimming Pool Vacuum, quickly remove the cleaner from the water. This reduces the possibility of debris escaping the filter bucket and re-entering the pool.
Instructions for filling out and returning the warranty card.
Details about what is not covered by the warranty.
Procedure for obtaining repair, terms, and replacement options.
General safety information and warnings related to the pool cleaner.
Safety guidelines specific to operating the pool cleaner.
Highlights the key capabilities and design elements of the SharkVAC.
Instructions for cleaning the filter cartridge after each use.
Instructions for cleaning the cleaner's moving components.
Guidance on storing the SharkVAC when not in use.
Tips for maintaining the power cord to prevent damage.
Power| current consumption | 0.78 amps |
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| primary voltage | 110-120 volt AC (220-240 volts for 240 volt model) |
| secondary voltage | 24V DC |
Motor Specifications| speed | 2, 700 rpm |
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| voltage | 24V DC, 22V DC, 5V DC |
| current | 2.62 amps, 0.63 amps |
Filter| filter type | removable, re-usable, pleated element cartridge |
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| filter porosity | 100 micron |
| filter area | 1, 150 sq. inches |
Weight and Dimensions| weight without cable | 21.5 lbs |
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| cable length | 50 ft |
| shipping weight | 21.5 lbs (19.1 kg) |
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