To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Steinbach Poolrunner S63 does not function?
If your Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum isn't working, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check the plug connection of the power cable and the control unit to ensure it is completely plugged in. Also, if there is too much air in the housing, switch off the device and let all the air escape.
Why Steinbach Poolrunner S63 cable is twisted?
The cable of your Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum might be twisting because the device turns in the water during cleaning, which is normal. Another reason may be obstacles in the pool or the cable in the water is too long. To resolve this, switch off the device, disconnect the cable and untangle it. Remove any obstacles from the pool. Pull the excess cable length out of the water, ensuring only enough cable is in the water for the device to reach all spots in the pool.
How to fix Steinbach Poolrunner S63 Swimming Pool Vacuum that cannot reach all spots?
If your Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum isn't reaching all spots, it might be due to an unsuitable nozzle setting. Try changing the setting of the nozzles. Another cause may be that the cable is too short, so let a sufficient length of cable into the pool so that the device can reach all spots. Make sure to observe the minimum distance of the control unit to the pool. Also, switch off the filter system of the pool, because the water circulation of the pool might be switched on.
What to do if Steinbach Poolrunner S63 Swimming Pool Vacuum floats up?
If your Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum doesn't sink, it's likely due to air trapped inside the device. To fix this, switch off the device and let all the air escape.
Why Steinbach Poolrunner S63 Swimming Pool Vacuum floats or turns in circles?
If your Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum floats up or turns in a circle on the bottom of the pool, it could be due to too much air in the housing. Let all air escape. The salt content may also be too high, causing the device to have more buoyancy. Set the correct salt content.
Why does the Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum cable twist?
The cable of your Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum might twist because the cleaner turns while cleaning, which is normal. Also, twisting may occur due to an obstruction in the pool or because the cable in the water is too long. To resolve this, unplug the power line, straighten the cable, and unscrew it. Remove any obstructions from the pool. Ensure the cable is not excessively long; it should only be long enough to reach all corners of the pool.
What to do if my Steinbach Poolrunner S63 doesn't reach the entire pool area?
If your Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum isn't reaching all areas of the pool, it could be due to several reasons. The connecting cable may not be long enough, so ensure it's sufficient to reach all corners, considering the distance of the control unit to the pool. The pool shape might prevent complete cleaning; in this case, manually guide the cleaner to the uncleaned spots and restart it in alternating directions. Also, the water cycle of the bath may be switched on, so turn off the filter pump.
Why Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum doesn't reach all spots?
If your Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum isn't reaching all spots, it could be due to an unsuitable nozzle setting. Try changing the setting of the nozzles. Another reason may be that the cable is too short, so let a sufficient length of cable into the pool, observing the minimum distance of the control unit to the pool. Also, make sure the water circulation of the pool is switched off by turning off the filter system of the pool.
What to do if Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum floats up or turns in a circle?
If your Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum floats up or turns in a circle on the bottom of the pool, this might be because there is too much air in the housing. Let all the air escape. Another possible cause is that the salt content is too high, which increases the device's buoyancy. Set the correct salt content, referring to the "Technical data" section.
How to fix Steinbach Poolrunner S63 Swimming Pool Vacuum that does not sink?
If your Steinbach Swimming Pool Vacuum does not sink, it is likely due to air trapped inside the device. To resolve this, switch off the device and allow all the air to escape.
The cable connecting the cleaner to the control unit.
The upper casing of the pool cleaner.
Component that filters water and collects debris.
The lower casing of the pool cleaner.
The unit that powers and controls the device.
A component that aids in cleaning surfaces.
A rope for securing the device.
Part of the device used for lifting.
Component that directs water flow for movement.
Emphasizes the importance of reading instructions for safe operation.
Specifies that the device is for private pool cleaning.
Describes the meaning of symbols used in the manual.
Crucial safety guidelines for device operation.
Specific safety advice for individuals.
Detailed explanation of the pool cleaner's features.
How the control unit operates and its functions.
How to adjust the nozzles for optimal cleaning.
Instructions for attaching the cleaning brush.
Instructions for removing the cleaning brush.
Steps and recommendations for cleaning the pool.
Steps to connect the control unit properly.
How to start the pool cleaning process.
Procedures for safely turning off the device.
How to safely remove the device from the pool.
Instructions for disposing of packaging materials.
Guidelines for proper disposal of used appliances.
General| Brand | Steinbach |
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| Model | Poolrunner S63 |
| Category | Swimming Pool Vacuum |
| Language | English |
