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General| Type | Robotic Pool Cleaner |
|---|---|
| Pool Type | In-ground |
| Pool Size | Up to 50 feet |
| Cable Length | 60 feet |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Filtration | Fine |
| Power Supply | 24V |
Secure the impeller using a 4X25 screw for motor unit assembly.
Secure the impeller protector cylinder with four KA50X12 screws.
Insert two diaphragms into the designated positions on the robot.
Place the active brush into its correct position on the robot frame.
Secure the active brush using four KA50X20 screws.
Position the motor unit into the frame, ensuring correct orientation.
Secure the motor unit to the frame using four KA50X20 screws.
Place the guide wheels onto the side of the motor shaft.
Insert the hexagon adaptor into the pulley component.
Position the pulley and the Active Brush gear into their respective places.
Place the track onto both sides of the robot as indicated.
Assemble the track safety cover onto the side panel.
Insert the side panel into its correct position.
Secure the side panel in place using four KA50X20 screws.
Ensure the side panel clips are properly seated in place.
Place the guide wheels and pulley on the other side of the robot frame.
Position the track into place as shown in the diagram.
Assemble the side panel ensuring the fins are facing outwards.
Verify that the side panel clips are in their correct positions.
Secure the side panel in place using four KA50X20 screws.
Insert the floating cable into the motor unit terminal.
Connect the cable's retrofit to the motor unit, matching the slot shape.
Press the seal firmly against the terminal for a secure connection.
Tighten the nut securely by hand to fasten the cable.
Position the floating cable correctly on the motor unit.
Ensure the cable is in the correct position on the motor unit.
Secure the cable holders using four KA50X12 screws.
Place the float onto the motor unit, specifically on the drive motor side.
Position the two brush safety covers onto the robot.
Place the outer casing onto the robot frame.
Secure the outer casing to the frame with four KA50X20 screws.
Place the cable support on the outer casing before closing the impeller cover.
Position the impeller cover diagonally onto the outer casing.
Secure the impeller cover with a KA50X12 screw.
Position the handle correctly onto the robot assembly.
Secure the handle in place using two KA50X20 screws.
Place one brush into its designated position on the robot.
Place the second brush by pulling it towards you into its position.
Unscrew the two screws holding the handle in place.
Take the handle off the robot assembly.
Unscrew the single screw holding the impeller cover in place.
Lift the impeller cover from one side and then remove it.
Unscrew the four screws securing the outer casing.
Remove the black grommet before detaching the outer casing.
Hold the outer casing on both sides and pull it upwards.
Remove the float component from the motor unit.
Unscrew the four screws securing the cable holder.
Unscrew the cable connection from the motor unit.
Unplug the floating cable from its terminal.
Unscrew the four screws that secure the motor unit to the frame.
Carefully remove the motor unit from the robot's chassis.
Remove the hexagon adapter from its seated position.
Unscrew the four screws holding each side panel in place.
Gently pull the side panels away from the robot body.
Remove the pulley and track assembly from one side of the robot.
Remove the guide wheels from their mounting points.
Remove the pulley, track, and drive wheel from the opposite side.
Remove both the standard and active brushes from the robot.
Unscrew the four screws that hold the active brush in place.
Remove the active brush after its screws are undone.
Remove the two diaphragms from the robot's internal structure.
