To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Polaris P93 doesn't move on startup?
If your Polaris Vacuum Cleaner doesn't move when you start it, there could be a few reasons. First, check that the outlet the control unit is connected to is actually supplying power. If the outlet is working, make sure you've started one of the two programs and that the indicator light for that program is on. If it still doesn't work, contact your local service representative.
What to do if the Cycle I and II program indicators flash alternately on my Polaris P93 Vacuum Cleaner?
If the Cycle I and II program indicators flash alternately on your Polaris Vacuum Cleaner, it means the cleaner has encountered a problem during operation. Try these steps: Disconnect the control unit and wait 20 seconds before reconnecting it. Check that the floating cable is correctly connected to the control unit. Ensure no debris is blocking the brushes or propeller. Empty and clean the filter canister. Then, start a new cleaning program. If the issue persists, contact your local service representative.
What to do if flashing lights appear just after starting my Polaris P93?
If flashing indicator lights appear shortly after starting your Polaris Vacuum Cleaner, try these solutions: First, unplug the floating cable from the control unit and plug it back in to ensure it's properly connected. Next, make sure the cleaner is fully submerged and doesn't have any trapped air by submerging the cleaner following the procedure in Section 4.1, "Submerging the Cleaner". If the issue continues, turn the power off and then press either the Cycle I or II program buttons to begin a new cycle. If the propeller or wheels do not turn, contact your local service representative.
What to do if flashing lights appear during the cycle of my Polaris P93?
If flashing lights appear during the cycle of your Polaris Vacuum Cleaner, it could be because the cleaner is sucking in air for an extended period (60 seconds or more). This might happen at the beach entry if the cleaner doesn't reverse correctly. Resubmerge the cleaner following the procedure in Section 4.1, "Submerging the Cleaner".
Why does my Polaris P93 seem to be performing less efficiently?
Several factors can cause your Polaris Vacuum Cleaner to perform less efficiently. The brushes may be smooth or the wear indicator may be visible, meaning they need replacement. Also, check if the filter canister is full or dirty and clean it if necessary. Finally, ensure the floating cable is spread out in the pool and not excessively coiled or kinked. If it is, straighten it out or lay it in the sun to relax the kinks.
How to fix a Polaris Vacuum Cleaner that won't stay on the pool bottom?
If your Polaris Vacuum Cleaner isn't staying firmly on the pool bottom, it likely has air trapped inside. Submerge the cleaner following the procedure in Section 4.1, "Submerging the Cleaner".
Why doesn't my Polaris P93 Vacuum Cleaner climb the pool sides?
Your Polaris Vacuum Cleaner may not climb the pool sides for a couple of reasons. The filter canister might be full or dirty, in which case you should clean it following the procedure in Section 5.1, "Cleaning the Filter Canister". Alternatively, the pool sides could be slippery due to microscopic algae. If this is the case, perform a shock chlorination treatment and slightly reduce the pH, but be sure to remove the cleaner from the pool during this treatment. Check tires for wear and replace as necessary.
General| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
|---|---|
| Charging Time | 4-5 hours |
| Filters | HEPA Filter |
| Dustbin Capacity | 0.6 L |
| Dust Capacity | 0.6 L |
Guidelines to prevent electrical shock, including GFCI requirements and cord safety.
Safety measures to prevent injury or drowning, especially concerning children.
Technical details and dimensions of the Polaris cleaner models.
Instructions for unpacking the cleaner and identifying all included components.
Step-by-step guide to assembling the transport caddy for the cleaner.
Procedure for connecting the control unit to the cleaner's transport caddy.
Steps for safely connecting the cleaner's control unit to a power source.
Instructions on how to properly submerge the cleaner in the pool water.
Overview of the control unit for Polaris 9300/P93 models.
Overview of the control unit for Polaris 9400 Sport/P94 models.
Overview of the control unit for Polaris 9500 Sport/P95 models.
Guide on how to initiate the cleaning cycle for the Polaris cleaner.
Procedures for stopping the cleaner and safely removing it from the pool.
Instructions for using the remote control to operate the 9500 Sport/P95 cleaner.
Steps to re-synchronize the remote control with the cleaner's control unit.
Proper methods for cleaning and storing the Polaris cleaner after use.
How to view the current day and time settings on the control unit.
Instructions for setting or changing the clock day and time on the control unit.
How to modify the default cleaning durations for different pool areas.
Guide to setting up custom cleaning schedules for specific days and times.
Procedures for canceling individual or all programmed cleaning cycles.
Step-by-step guide to cleaning the filter canister after each use.
Tips and procedures to prevent the power cord from tangling during operation.
Instructions on how to replace the worn brushes on the cleaner.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the tires on the cleaner's wheels.
