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General| Brand | Mountfield |
|---|---|
| Model | GALEON MED |
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Details robot's technical capabilities: voltage, power, water filtration, and depth.
Guidelines for responsible disposal of electrical appliances to protect environment and health.
Covers precautions for plugging in, water immersion, RCD use, cord safety, and general operating warnings.
Details restrictions on use by persons with reduced capabilities and the need for child supervision.
Identifies the main parts of the pool cleaner, including handle, body, brushes, and drive track.
Instructions on positioning the transformer, uncoiling the cable, and connecting the cleaner to power.
Guidance on how to properly lock the unit's handle for optimal operation and cable management.
Detailed steps for connecting the cable plug to the power supply socket, including different plug types.
Explanation of the power button functionality and the meaning of the blue LED indicator lights.
Guidelines for storing the pool cleaner at optimal temperatures to protect its components.
Step-by-step instructions for removing, cleaning, and re-installing the filter bag after each cycle.
Details on two types of bottom lid release mechanisms: LOCK TAB and SWIVEL TAB.
Procedure for cleaning the pump propeller by removing debris from the outlet top.
Methods for managing and untangling the pool cleaner's cable using the handle or E-Z Swivel device.
Checks for power, connections, debris obstruction, and alignment of drive belts/tracks.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-functional or slow pump, checking propeller and motor.
Diagnosing issues with movement, checking drive belts, motor connections, and potential obstructions.
Steps to ensure proper debris pickup, checking valve flaps and filter bag cleanliness.
Troubleshooting for incomplete pool coverage, checking cable spread, handle position, and filter.
Resolving issues where debris is expelled, focusing on bottom lid closure and valve flaps.
Solutions for a twisted cable, involving handle position reversal or using the E-Z Swivel.
Requirements for connecting the power supply to a grounded outlet via GFCI or RCD.
Guidelines for fuse changes and general maintenance, emphasizing authorized service personnel.
Information on operating the power supply indoors/outdoors, avoiding direct sunlight and excessive heat.
Details on the unit's dimensions, weight, input/output ratings, and operating temperature.
A numbered list identifying all major components of the pool cleaner, from outlet top to intake valve flaps.
Information on enabling users to program cleaning schedules using an external timer (sold separately).
Comparison of cleaning cycle duration, filter capacity, and cable length across different models.
Notes on models' ability to clean walls and use remote control, along with compatibility warnings.
Warnings against using specific models (MED/RC) in pools with reverse shape stairs or ledges.
Details on warranty and after-sales service, directing users to their seller for support.
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