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Care and Maintenance
The Tracker
™
pool cleaner cycles on/off with the pool filtration pump, vacuuming and cleaning all
surfaces randomly throughout the pool. The climbing ability of the cleaner is dependent on the pool’s
shape and available water flow. If your Tracker is not climbing the pool walls, ensure the flow is correct
by counting wheel speed. Also, ensure the pools surface is not covered in algae as this slippery surface
will affect the cleaner’s traction.
During each coverage pattern cycle, the Tracker cleaner moves forward and pivots to the left. The power
scrubbers underneath the cleaner create down force for climbing and stability as well as directing debris
into the cleaner mouth.
Removing the cleaner out of your pool
It is most important to disconnect the head of the cleaner from the leader
hose section when you take the cleaner out of the pool.
Backwashing the Pool Filter
Always disconnect the Tracker from the pool wall before cleaning
or backwashing the pool filter. After cleaning or backwashing, let the filtration
system run for at least three (3) minutes to flush out the suction lines
before re-connecting the cleaner.
Adding Chemicals to the Pool
Remove the cleaner from the pool for at least four (4) hours when adding chemicals.
Storage and Winterizing
Never store the Tracker in direct sunlight. When storing for the winter, drain out all the water (freeze
damage is not covered by the warranty). Remove all connectors and adapters from the dedicated suction
line or skimmer. When storing the cleaner, even for short times, do not coil the hose as the hose may
develop memory which can affect cleaner performance. Disassemble the hoses and layout flat to store.
