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A. To remove rocks and large
debris from the Spa/Pool bottom.
When it have no power check if the batteries were loose or wrong placed, when it is weak powered after some
time using, it is time for batteries replacement.
How to clean the filter:
1. Rotate the End-Cup Assembly
anticlockwise.
4. Pull off the filter screen and
take out the debris.
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
To ensure longevity of your cleaner some basic maintenance is required.
1. Periodically check the batteries for any sign of leakage, for prolonged storage remove the batteries.
2. Rinse the cleaner off after use with fresh water to prevent chemical damage.
3. Ensure the filter is clean after each use.
4. Never leave out in direct sunlight.
5. When testing the cleaner never run the motor out of water.
6. Never take the pump apart without prior consultation with the manufacturer.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
When the cleaner doesn't work, please pay attention to the following solutions.
1. Ensure positive ends of the batteries interface with the positive contact.
2.Ensure the battery compartment is clean before each use, especially the positive
and negative contacts.
B. To remove the floating debris
in the deep water from Spa/Pool
Bottom.
2. Gently pull the End-Cup As-
sembly out.
5. Line up the notches and slide
the filter screen onto the assem-
bly and gently rotate the assem-
bly clockwise 30° turn until the
filter screen locks into place. Rin-
se out any fine silt and flush any
grit from the assembly.
Make sure the seal ring inside the
End-Cup Assembly is flat and no
grit on it.
C. To brush and remove dirt from
the Spa/Pool bottom.
3. Hold the Assembly and Rotate
it anticlockwise by about 30° until
you feel it stop.
6. Rotate End-Cup Assembly back
into body and lock tight.
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