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DEBRIS COMES OUT OF THE CLEANER WHEN REMOVING IT FROM POOL
(BOTTOM LID DOES NOT CLOSE PROPERLY)
Filter Bag
Ensure.that.the.Filter.Bag.is.properly.mounted.on.the.Wire.Bag.Support.Frame.(Page.8;.Figs..9a-b)...The.Filter.Bag’s.small.
Label.on.the.elastic.edge.should.be.on.the.outside.of.the.bag.and.positioned.at.the.center.of.either.long.side.of.the.Bottom.
Lid.Assembly.plastic...Stretch.the.elastic.bottom.over.each.Wire.and.slide.the.Filter.Bag.down.until.the.Filter.Bag.reaches.
the.Bottom.Lid.plastic...At.that.point.the.Filter.Bag’s.elastic.bottom.should.be.stretched.over.the.plastic.lips.located.on.
each.short.side.of.the.Bottom.Lid.Assembly,.and.will.hold.the.Filter.Bag.in.place..Pull.the.Filter.Bag.top.corners.into.each.
of.the.top.4.corners.of.the.Wire.Frame...Insert.the.Bottom.Lid.into.the.bottom.of.the.cleaner...Be.sure.that.the.Filter.Bag’s.
fabric.is.not.interfering.with.the.locking.of.the.Lock.Tabs.(Page.8;.Fig.8)...Be.sure.that.each.of.the.Lock.Tabs.are.“Locked”.
closed.
Debris intake Port Flaps (Page 4; Fig. 3, 12d)
Check.that.the.Intake.Valve.Flaps.on.the.underside.of.your.cleaner.(in.the.Bottom.Lid.Assembly./.Page.4;.Fig..3).move.freely.
to.open.and.close...Clean.Flaps.if.necessary.
Lock Tabs (Page 8; Fig 8)
Check.that.the.Lock.Tabs.are.not.warped...They.should.be.straight.and.aligned.with.the.cleaner’s.body...If.they.are.warped.
then.replacement.Lock.Tabs.are.available.for.purchase.through.your.Authorized.Dealer.
DOES NOT PUMP WATER OR MOVE, OR POWER SUPPLY DOES NOT TURN ON
It.is.unlikely.that.both.Motors.(Drive.Motor.and.Pump.Motor;.Page.4;.Figs.1,.7.and.8).are.experiencing.mechanical.problems...
In.most.cases.the.issue.lies.with.something.that.is.hindering.the.flow.of.electricity.from.the.electrical.outlet.to.the.Power.
Supply.(Page.4;.Fig..4).or.through.the.Floating.Cable.(Page.3;.Fig..2).to.the.cleaner.itself...To.locate.and.resolve.where.
electrical.flow.is.being.hindered.check.the.following:
electrical outlet & Connections
Make.sure.that.the.Power.Supply.is.firmly.plugged.into.a.grounded.electrical.outlet.which.has.power...To.test.the.outlet,.
plug.in.another.electrical.instrument.that.you.know.works.to.the.outlet.
Check.that.the.Floating.Cable.is.securely.plugged.into.the.Power.Supply.
Power Supply and Fuse (Page 4; Fig. 4)
1.. Check.that.the.Power.Switch.is.pressed.upwards.to.the.“ON”.position.
2.. Switch.the.Power.Supply.“OFF”.and.“ON”.several.times,.allowing.approximately.30.seconds.between.each.“ON”.and.
“OFF”.
3.. Unplug.the.Power.Supply.from.the.electrical.outlet...Check.that.the.Fuse.(Page.4;.Fig..4).in.the.Power.Supply’s.Fuse.
Holder. appears. operational.. . If. the. Fuse. appears. burned. out,. then. replacement. Fuses. are. available. for. purchase.
through.most.major.electronic.supply.stores,.including.your.Authorized.Dealer..
4.. After.unplugging.the.Power.Supply.from.the.electrical.outlet,.use.a.cotton.swab.to.dry.all.sides.of.the.Fuse.and.Fuse.
Holder.(inside.and.out)..Reinsert.Fuse.and.plug.in.and.start.Power.Supply.
Cable Assembly (Page 3; Fig. 2)
With the Power Supply unplugged
,.check.the.Power.Supply.Cable.(Page.4;.Fig..4,.15f).and.the.Floating.Cable.(Page.3;.Fig..
2).for.cuts.or.damage...if.you.detect.damage.to.either.Cable,.please visit your.local.Authorized.Service.Center.