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Page 1: Table Of Contents
HYDRO POWERED ROBOTIC POOL CLEANER OPERATING MANUAL CONTENTS Safety and Warnings General Information Prior to Installation Installation Caring for your Cleaner 10 Troubleshooting Warranty... -
Page 2: Safety And Warnings
If there is potential for the hose to interfere with pool users, remove it from the pool. USE CLEANER ONLY AS DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL Use only with Goby recommended attachments, replacement parts and accessories. HYDRO POWERED ROBOTIC POOL CLEANER... -
Page 3: General Information
Congratulations on your purchase of Robo H2O , the world’s first hydro powered robotic pool cleaner. Robo H2O imitates the function of electric robotic cleaners, but it is powered by water and not electricity. Robo H2O’s patent pending Articulating Swivel helps balance the cleaner. This allows it to operate in different sized pools as well as climb walls and scrub pool floors/walls. Robo H2O is the first hydraulic pool... -
Page 4: Prior To Installation
The entire filter system must be cleaned prior to installation. Clean the filter and empty/rinse all bas- kets as the cleaner will not operate properly with a dirty or clogged filter system. Carefully follow the steps for preparing your pool before installing the cleaner. PREPARING YOUR POOL Before installing your Robo H2O Pool Cleaner, you need to prepare your pool as Robo H2O will not oper- ate unless the filter system is clean and ready for use. Backwash or manually clean filter prior to installing Robo H20. TIPS FOR USAGE • Your pool needs to be in good condition to use this cleaner. - Page 5 STEP 1: CHECK CONTENTS AFTER PREPARING YOUR POOL Remove the Robo H2O cleaner and all accessories from the box to check the contents. Refer to Figure 1. Note: It is important to hold the cleaner by the handles at all times and not to hold it in any other location.
- Page 6 INSTALLING YOUR ROBO H2O POOL CLEANER STEP 2: CONNECT HOSES HOSE CONNECTION WHEN CONNECTING CLEANER TO SKIMMER 1. Connect sufficient lengths of hose by inserting the male hose end into the female end (see Figure 2) until you have sufficient lengths of hose to cover the distance from the pool skimmer to the furthest point of your pool. 2. Then add one extra length so that you have enough hose to reach the furthest point of your pool plus one extra hose length.
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Page 7: Installation
INSTALLING YOUR ROBO H2O POOL CLEANER STEP 3: INSTALLATION REMOVE AIR FROM HOSE 1. Make sure pool pump is turned OFF. 2. Attach female end of the hose to the pool cleaner head and remove all air from the cleaner and hose. - Page 8 INSTALLING YOUR ROBO H2O POOL CLEANER 5. Once flow is in proper range, remove Flow Gauge from hose and connect hose to the cleaner’s Articulating Swivel. 6. Add Hose Float and position it as close to the Articu- lating Swivel as possible (see Figure 6). Turn the pool pump ON and your Robo H20 Pool Cleaner will now begin automatically vacuuming your pool.
- Page 9 OPTIMIZING SPEED AND COVERAGE Your Robo H2O Pool Cleaner should start moving as soon as it is connected and all air has been re- moved from the hose and cleaner. If it has not started moving after about 30 seconds or is moving very slowly, switch off the pump and adjust the Flow Control Valve as shown in Figure 5 towards the plus side or adjust valves at pool pad.
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Page 10: Caring For Your Cleaner
TO REMOVE THE HOSE FROM THE CLEANER It is important to hold the Articulating Swivel steady while gently pulling on the hose cuff to remove it from Robo H2O (see Figure 8). Not holding the Articulating Swivel could Figure 8 cause the Articulating Swivel to come apart. - Page 11 (with pool pump off) simply push both Sliders out away from the center of the cleaner toward the closed position. Closed allows for maximum suction while open reduces suction (See Figure 12). All Robo H2O Cleaners will come factory pre-set with the Sliders at the halfway point between open and closed.
- Page 12 CARING FOR YOUR ROBO H2O POOL CLEANER REMOVING AND REPLACING ROLLERS 1. Loosen two screws on the sides of the gear box as shown in Figure 13. 2. Lift tracks aside to loosen screws underneath them as shown in Figure 14.
- Page 13 CARING FOR YOUR ROBO H2O POOL CLEANER 5. Use phillips head screwdriver to go in at an angle and Figure 16 loosen 2 screws (but don’t remove). You must keep keep the screws attached on one side, as shown in Figure 16.
- Page 14 CARING FOR YOUR ROBO H2O POOL CLEANER # ON QUANTITY PART NAME PART # DIAGRAM INCLUDED Power Module 65201 Bumper Plate 65202 Swivel 65203 Thrust Washer 65204 End Cap Assembly 65205 Handle 65206 Large Roller Assembly 65207 Small Roller Assembly...
- Page 15 CARING FOR YOUR ROBO H2O POOL CLEANER HYDRO POWERED ROBOTIC POOL CLEANER...
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Page 16: Troubleshooting
PROBLEM SOLUTION • Make sure the main drain is closed. Clean pool filter and empty pump strainer basket. • Check the Flow Control Valve and make sure Robo H2O has sufficient flow. • If connected to a dedicated vacuum line, adjust valves at pool pad to obtain optimum flow. Robo H2O does not • Measure the Wheel RPM and adjust the flow if necessary. - Page 17 O-rings are worn or missing. If necessary, contact your pool professional for assistance. • Make sure the main drain is closed. You may need assistance Robo H2O stays on the from a pool professional. main drain.
- Page 18 TROUBLESHOOTING TO ADJUST VALVES AT POOL EQUIPMENT PAD Due to the individual characteristics of your pool, some adjustment may be required to get the best perfor- mance. This may be especially necessary with a dedicated vacuum line or variable speed pump. Below are some adjustment options you can try at your pool equipment pad: Figure 19 HYDRO POWERED ROBOTIC POOL CLEANER...
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Page 19: Warranty
WARRANTY POOL CLEANING SYSTEM LIMITED WARRANTY TERMS & CONDITIONS 1-YEAR WARRANTY COVERAGE, EXCLUSIONS APPLY Before using the cleaner, review the owner’s manual completely. Failure to read the owner’s manual completely could result in pool damage caused by an improper installation of the cleaner. This warranty does not cover parts that are worn, scratched, faded as this is natural during normal operation in the pool. - Page 20 POOL CLEANING SYSTEM...
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