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3. The robot will start cleaning automatically after it reaches the floor (unless you chose a delayed start for one of
the AI modes).
4. If the battery reaches less than 15% charge during a cleaning cycle, will flash 1 red light, the robot will
automatically go to the side of the pool then enter into Sleep mode after 5 minutes.
5. To remove the robot from the pool, use the hook (attached to your telepole) to hook onto the robot’s handle, and
lift the robot from the bottom of the pool to the surface of the pool water. Then use your hands to lift the robot
onto the edge of the pool, by holding it by the handle.
6. Do not lift or carry the robot by the tracks or any other part of the robot. Do not use the hook to lift the robot out
of the water, only use the hook to bring the robot to the surface of the water. The robot is heavier when filled with
water. Pay special attention when lifting it out of the water.
7. Place the robot on the edge of the pool and hold it on an angle to let the water drain out into the pool.
Note: The robot will stop at the side of the pool if
a fault occurs, or when the battery level is less
than 15%.
Note: If a fault occurs, an error code will appear
on the control panel (see 2.1) and will flash
red. Pressing will remove the error code and
the robot will enter the setup mode.
2.3 Pools with a Sloped Beach Entry
To protect the motor, the robot will automatically stop running if the water depth is less than 40cm. To reduce the
frequency of the robot stopping on the beach entry, it is recommended that you:
1. Run the Floor Mode cycle first, to ensure the
entire floor is cleaned without interruption.
2. Then run Overall mode to clean the walls.
3. Place the robot in the opposite end of the pool.
4. Place the robot at a 90
o
angle to the beach
entry.
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