What to do if Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner stops and starts?
If your Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner stops and starts, check the diaphragm for any blockage or damage. Use Pool Pulse® to determine the proper flow. Also, inspect the hoses for leaks.
What to do if Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner won’t climb walls?
If your Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner won’t climb walls, use Pool Pulse® and increase the flow to setting #3 on the AD Flow Valve. Confirm that the hose length is correct. Adjust the hose weight, positioning it further away from the cleaner head.
How to fix Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner patterning?
To fix the patterning of your Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner, divert the return inlets downward. Lay the hose in a straight line in the sun to relax its memory. Confirm the correct hose length – add 1 or 2 extra hose sections if needed.
What to do if Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner won’t leave edge or rim of pool?
If your Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner won’t leave the edge or rim of the pool, use Pool Pulse® and lower the flow to low setting #1. Utilize the return flow to move the cleaner. Adjust the hose weight.
Why Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner climbs walls excessively?
If your Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner climbs walls excessively, it might be due to excessive flow. Use Pool Pulse® to ensure proper flow. Make sure the AD Flow Valve is on setting #1 and reduce the flow to the cleaner head.
Why Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner isn’t covering opposite end of pool?
If your Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner isn’t covering the opposite end of the pool, divert the return inlets downward. Use the flow to move the cleaner to the opposite end. Check if there is sufficient hose and add more if necessary.
What to do if Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner flips over?
If your Zodiac Swimming Pool Vacuum cleaner flips over, use Pool Pulse® to ensure proper flow. Also, check that the swivel on the cleaner is not jammed.
Steps for submerging and connecting the cleaner to the hose.
Explanation of the AD Flow Valve's function, installation, and settings.
Procedure to remove blockages from the cleaner's diaphragm.
Common problems and their solutions for the pool cleaner.
Steps for submerging and connecting the cleaner to the hose.
Explanation of the AD Flow Valve's function, installation, and settings.
Procedure to remove blockages from the cleaner's diaphragm.
Common problems and their solutions for the pool cleaner.
General| Type | Automatic pool cleaner |
|---|---|
| Suitable For | In-ground pools |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Pool Surface | Concrete, Tile, Vinyl |
| Debris Type | Leaves, Dirt, Small debris |
| Power Source | Pool Pump |
| Cleaning Coverage | Floor, Wall |
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