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Cleaning the robot
The robot should be cleaned regularly in pure or slightly soapy water, but never with any solvent such
as trichlorethylene. Rinse thoroughly.
None of the mechanical parts accessible to the user requires greasing.
Replacing the foam pads
a) Your robot is equipped with foam pads :
We recommend that you change the foam pads at the end of each season. It is essential to replace
them if their surface is smooth or worn.
• Slide a finger under the foam pads to release the clips holding them in place (Fig. 15).
• Take out the worn foam pads and replace with new pads.
• Reclose the clips.
b) Your robot is equipped with rubber brushes :
We recommend that you change the brushes every two years.
Replace spiked brushes as follows :
• Unfasten the attachment tabs by pulling the spiked brushes apart along seam.
• Remove used brushes.
• Mount the new brushes in place by inserting the slotted edges from the front end of the cleaner (tabs
must be facing the right way for smooth operation of the cleaner) (fig. 16).
• Fold the brush around the tube and slide the tabs into the slots.
• Gently pull the tabs so that the heels snap through the slots.
• Use scissors to trim the tabs to a length of less than 5 mm from the heel.
4. Advice on Use
• Use your robot as often as possible. This will give you the maximum benefit from a pool that is always
clean and a filter bag that clogs less quickly.
• Part of the pool may occasionally not be absolutely clean after running your robot on the automatic
program. If this occurs you can use the manual mode to complete the cleaning in very little time.
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