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- Page 1 SolaSkimmer™ Owners’ Manual Email Support@RemingtonSolar.com 24/7 Or call 214-862-1055 between 9am – 5pm CST Monday through Friday P a g e Rights Reserved, Remington Solar, Inc - 2017...
- Page 2 If a strong breeze moves your SolaSkimmer to one end of your pool, chances are most of the surface debris will be in that area as well. Your SolaSkimmer will then be able to concentrate its cleaning function in that area.
- Page 3 SolaSkimmer does NOT have to be in your pool 24/7 to be effective. It is designed to gather most of the floating debris in your swimming pool before it has a chance to sink and promote algae growth.
- Page 4 Charging your SolaSkimmer SolaSkimmer comes with a 110V charger. Simply plug in the charger to the front charging port. A full charge typically takes 4-6 hours. SolaSkimmer can be charged either by your 110V outlet, or the sun. In a shady pool (or cloudy day), the battery will typically last 5 to 6 hours per charge.
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Page 5: Troubleshooting
Getting Stuck It is possible for SolaSkimmer to stop moving when it comes in contact to an obstacle. If one of the four sensors cannot detect an object (such as an open pool skimmer intake), then the SolaSkimmer may be stationary for a while. - Page 6 Care and Maintenance We recommend that you use your SolaSkimmer as a “tool” and let it do it’s job for a day or two, then remove it from your pool until needed again. You may leave it in your pool, but it’s best to let it dry out every now and then.
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