WYBOT A1 - User Manual

Step 3 -Customize your cleaning cycle (Ensure your
robot is fully charged before choosing a cycle)
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Step 1 -Assembling
Quick Start Guide
Step 2 -Charging
WYBOT A1(OS2010)
1
Insert the included flipper into the
cleaner with its notch aligned with
the groove on the right side cylinder.
2
Fully assembled.
Insert charger cable into
the charging port, and keep
your device at least 3m away
from pool.
3
5
4
Uncover the rubber cap of the charging port,
and ensure it is dry.
Fully charge your device before first use.
fully
charged!
3m (9.8ft)
6
Turn on the device, and you will hear a
beep. In the meatime, the LED lights
turn solid blue.
7
Press the power button to choose a
suitable cleaning cycle.
For more information on cleaning cycle,
please refer to the user manual.
a
b
120min*1
(Default Cycle)
60min*2
40min*3
30min*4

Summary

Assembling the Pool Cleaner

Flipper Installation

Insert the flipper into the cleaner with its notch aligned with the groove on the right side cylinder.

Charging the Device

Prepare Charging Port

Uncover the rubber cap of the charging port and ensure it is dry.

Connect Charger and Placement

Insert the charger cable and keep the device at least 3m away from the pool.

Initial Full Charge

Fully charge your device before first use.

Customizing Cleaning Cycles

Device Activation

Turn on the device; a beep and solid blue LED lights indicate activation.

Selecting Cleaning Cycles

Press the power button to choose a suitable cleaning cycle from available options.

Submerging the Device

Gentle Immersion

Submerge the device into the pool gently.

Auto-Calibration and Cleaning Start

Wait for 15 seconds for auto-calibration; LED turns flashing blue to start cleaning.

Removing the Device from the Pool

Automatic Parking and Cycle Completion

The device auto-parks by the wall upon cleaning completion. Leave robot in pool for custom cycles.

Extraction Method

Insert the included hook into a pool pole and use it to hook the device out of the pool.

Filter Maintenance and Storage

Filter Cleaning Importance

Clean the filter after use; insufficient cleaning may affect pool cleaning effect.

Storage and Off-Season Charging

Store in a ventilated place away from direct sunlight. Charge every 3 months for off-season.

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Usage Features
3. Assembly
4. Charging
5. Operation (Customizing Cleaning Cycles)
6. Submerging the Device
7. Removal from the Pool
8. Maintenance Features
9. Cleaning the Filter
10. Storage
11. Battery Maintenance (Off-Season)

The WYBOT A1 (OS2010) is an autonomous robotic pool cleaner designed to simplify pool maintenance by automatically cleaning the pool floor. This device offers a user-friendly experience from assembly and charging to operation and maintenance, ensuring a clean pool with minimal effort.

Function Description

The primary function of the WYBOT A1 is to clean the floor of a swimming pool. It operates autonomously once submerged and a cleaning cycle is selected. The robot is equipped with a filtration system that captures debris and particles from the water, contributing to overall pool hygiene. Its intelligent design allows it to navigate the pool, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the cleaning area. The device is powered by a rechargeable battery, making it cordless and easy to deploy without the need for external power connections during operation.

Usage Features

Assembly:

The initial setup of the WYBOT A1 is straightforward. Users begin by inserting the included flipper into the cleaner. The flipper has a notch that needs to be aligned with a groove on the right-side cylinder of the cleaner, ensuring it is correctly seated. Once the flipper is in place, the device is considered fully assembled and ready for charging.

Charging:

Before its first use, and periodically thereafter, the WYBOT A1 must be fully charged. The charging process involves several steps:

1. Accessing the Charging Port: Users need to uncover the rubber cap that protects the charging port. It is crucial to ensure that the charging port area is completely dry before proceeding to prevent any electrical hazards.
2. Connecting the Charger: The charger cable is then inserted into the charging port.
3. Placement During Charging: During charging, it is recommended to keep the device at least 3 meters (9.8 feet) away from the pool. This safety precaution helps prevent accidental submersion or contact with water while the device is connected to power.
4. Charging Indicator: The device will indicate when it is fully charged, typically through an LED light changing status. A full charge is essential for optimal performance and to ensure the robot can complete its selected cleaning cycle.

Operation (Customizing Cleaning Cycles):

Once the WYBOT A1 is fully charged, users can customize the cleaning cycle to suit their pool's needs.

1. Powering On: To begin, the device is turned on. A "beep" sound will confirm that it has powered up, and the LED lights will turn solid blue, indicating it's ready for operation.
2. Selecting a Cycle: The power button doubles as a cycle selector. Users can press the power button repeatedly to cycle through different cleaning durations:
   • 120 minutes (Default Cycle)
   • 60 minutes
   • 40 minutes
   • 30 minutes This flexibility allows users to choose a cycle that matches the level of cleaning required or the size of their pool. For more detailed information on selecting and understanding cleaning cycles, users are advised to refer to the comprehensive user manual.

Submerging the Device:

After selecting a cleaning cycle, the robot is ready to be placed in the pool.

1. Gentle Submersion: The device should be submerged into the pool gently to avoid splashing or sudden movements that could dislodge components or introduce air bubbles.
2. Auto-Calibration: Once submerged, the device will undergo an auto-calibration process for approximately 15 seconds. During this time, it adjusts its internal sensors to the pool environment.
3. Starting Cleaning: After calibration, the LED lights will start flashing blue, indicating that the robot is beginning its cleaning operation.

Removal from the Pool:

When the cleaning cycle is complete, the WYBOT A1 will automatically park itself by the wall of the pool, making it easy to retrieve.

1. Auto-Parking: The robot is designed to return to the edge of the pool upon completion of its task. If a cycle other than the default was selected, it's important to allow the robot to complete its entire cycle before attempting to remove it.
2. Using the Hook: To retrieve the robot, an included hook is inserted into a standard pool pole. This hook is then used to gently lift the robot out of the pool, preventing strain on the user and ensuring safe removal.

Maintenance Features

Cleaning the Filter:

Regular cleaning of the filter is crucial for maintaining the WYBOT A1's performance and ensuring effective pool cleaning.

1. Post-Use Cleaning: Users should clean the filter after each use. A dirty or clogged filter can significantly reduce the robot's ability to clean the pool effectively.
2. Filter Access: The manual provides detailed instructions on how to access and remove the filter components for cleaning. This typically involves opening a compartment on the robot and detaching the filter basket or cartridges.
3. Washing: The filter components should be thoroughly rinsed with water to remove all trapped debris.

Storage:

Proper storage of the WYBOT A1 helps prolong its lifespan and maintain its condition.

1. Ventilated Area: The cleaner should be stored in a well-ventilated area to prevent moisture buildup and potential damage.
2. Protection from Elements: It is important to keep the device out of direct sunlight and away from inclement weather conditions, which can degrade its materials and electronic components over time.

Battery Maintenance (Off-Season):

To maintain optimal battery performance, especially during periods when the pool cleaner is not in regular use (off-season):

1. Regular Charging: The device should be charged at least every 3 months. This periodic charging helps prevent the battery from deep discharging, which can reduce its overall capacity and lifespan. Following this recommendation ensures that the battery remains in good condition and ready for use when the pool season resumes.

WYBOT A1 Specifications

General

Type	Robotic Pool Cleaner
Climbing Ability	Yes
Smart Navigation	Yes
Remote Control	No
App Control	Yes
Pool Type	In-ground and above-ground
Power Supply	100-240V
Cleaning Time	2.5 hours per charge