Why does my Polaris P955 Swimming Pool Vacuum not climb the pool sides?
Your Polaris Swimming Pool Vacuum might not be climbing the pool sides because the filter canister is full or dirty, so you should clean it. Also, the pool sides could be slippery due to microscopic algae. In this case, perform a shock chlorination treatment and slightly reduce the pH, but be sure to remove the cleaner from the pool during this treatment.
What to do if my Polaris P955 Swimming Pool Vacuum doesn't stay on the pool bottom?
If your Polaris Swimming Pool Vacuum isn't staying firmly on the pool bottom, it might have air trapped in the casing, so submerge the cleaner completely. Alternatively, the filter canister might be full or dirty, so clean the filter canister.
What to do if my Polaris P955 doesn't move on startup?
If your Polaris Swimming Pool Vacuum doesn't move on startup, ensure the outlet the control unit is connected to is receiving electrical power. Also, check that you have started one of the two programs and that the indicator for the selected program is lit. If the indicator light is not lit, turn the wheels then disconnect the control unit and wait at least 20 seconds before reconnecting. If the problem persists, contact Polaris Technical Support at (USA) 1-800-822-7933.
How to stop my Polaris Swimming Pool Vacuum cable from tangling?
To prevent your Polaris Swimming Pool Vacuum cable from tangling, avoid unraveling the entire cable length; place only the necessary amount in the water, leaving the rest on the pool side. Also, the brushes may be worn, indicated by smoothness or a 'wear' indicator, so replace them. A full or dirty filter canister can also cause tangling, so clean the filter canister.
General| Remote Control | No |
|---|---|
| Caddy Included | Yes |
| Drive System | 4-Wheel Drive |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Type | Robotic |
| Pool Type | In-ground pools |
| Cable Length | 60 ft |
| Cleaning Cycle | 3 hours |
| Cleaning Coverage | Floor, Walls, and Waterline |
| Power Source | Electric |
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