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- Page 1 Installation and user manual - English Battery-powered electric cleaner Translation of the original instructions in French More documents on: www.zodiac.com according to product marking - EB---- H0753400.B - 2022/09...
- Page 2 • The distribution or modification of this document in any way is prohibited, without prior authorisation from Zodiac®. • Zodiac® is constantly developing its products to improve their quality. The information contained herein may therefore be modified without notice. GENERAL WARNINGS •...
- Page 3 WARNINGS ASSOCIATED WITH ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES • The power supply to the appliance charging station must be protected by a dedicated 30 mA Residual Current Device (RCD), complying with the standards and regulations in force in the country in which it is installed. Contact a qualified electrician if you cannot verify that the circuit is protected by a RCD.
- Page 4 Avoid contact between any wires or metal items that could cause sparking and short circuit the battery. If a battery leak occurs, avoid any contact with the leaking fluids and contact a professional to replace the battery. Wear complete eye protection, gloves and protective clothing when disposing of cleaner.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS ❶ Information before using the appliance 1.1 I Description 1.2 I Technical specifications and parts list 1.3 I Operating principle 1.4 I Pool preparation ❷ General use 2.1 I Assembling the charging station 2.2 I Installing the station and charging the cleaner 2.3 I Description of the interface 2.4 I Description of the indicators 2.5 I Starting a cleaning cycle... -
Page 6: ❶ Information Before Using The Appliance
❶ Information before using the appliance 1.1 I Description Cleaner Dual filtration (150/60 µ) Charging station (to assemble) Foot (x2) Hook* Hook holder Single filtration (100 µ) * To mount on a pool pole (standard, not supplied): Required to remove the cleaner from the water. : Included : Available as an option... -
Page 7: I Technical Specifications And Parts List
1.2 I Technical specifications and parts list 1.2.1 Technical specifications Charging station power supply voltage 100 - 240 VAC, 50/60Hz, Class II* Cleaner power supply voltage 25.4 VDC Charge voltage 29.4 VDC Charger maximum power 58 W Battery capacity 10 Ah Cleaner rated power 130 W Filter capacity... -
Page 8: I Operating Principle
1.3 I Operating principle The cleaner is independent of the filtration system and can, once charged, operate autonomously. It finds the best route to move around and clean the areas of the pool for which it has been designed (floor, walls, waterline or floor only). Debris is sucked in and stored in the cleaner's filter. -
Page 9: ❷ General Use
❷ General use 2.1 I Assembling the charging station Assemble the charging station before use: • Slide the top of the foot (marked with a blue dot) into the slot at the front of the charging station (also marked with a blue dot) ( •... -
Page 10: I Installing The Station And Charging The Cleaner
2.2 I Installing the station and charging the cleaner • The station must not be immersed in water or any other liquid. It must not be installed in a floodable area. • DO NOT place charging station in direct sunlight. •... -
Page 11: I Description Of The Interface
2.3 I Description of the interface Thanks to the interface on the rear of the cleaner, you can choose the cleaning mode and start a cleaning cycle and also get information on cleaner, battery or connectivity status. Additional functions and information can also be accessed from the app, see "❸ Using the iAquaLink™ app". Function Keys Cursor (choice of mode, start a cycle, see "2.5 I Starting a... -
Page 12: I Description Of The Indicators
2.4 I Description of the indicators 2.4.1 Cleaner status indicator ➔ Blinking indicator ➔ Indicator on Ready for immersion Blue Cycle in progress Blue Cleaner error, see "5.3.1 Cleaner error" 2.4.2 Charge indicator ➔ Blinking indicator ➔ Indicator on Charged: ready for use Green Charging : ready for use Green... -
Page 13: I Starting A Cleaning Cycle
2.5 I Starting a cleaning cycle In order to avoid any risk of injury or material damage, follow the instructions below: • Bathing is prohibited when the appliance is in the pool. • Do not use the appliance during a shock chlorination. Wait until the chlorine level has reached the recommended value before immersing the cleaner. - Page 14 2.5.2 Starting the cleaning cycle • Slide the cursor on the rear of the cleaner to the right to start the cycle. • The indicator blinks while waiting for the cleaner to be immersed. Tip: To improve cleaning performance • At the start of the bathing season, run several cleaning cycles in floor only mode (after removing the large debris with a net).
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Page 15: I Removing The Cleaner From The Water
2.6 I Removing the cleaner from the water • Using the pole, you can remove the cleaner during the cycle and the cleaner will stop automatically once it is out of the water. • At the end of a cycle, the cleaner always stops at the foot of a side. 2.6.1 Without the iAquaLink™... -
Page 16: I Storing The Cleaner
2.6.2 With the iAquaLink™ app • When Push notifications have been allowed (iAqualink™ app phone's settings), the cleaner warns you that the cycle is coming to an end. From this time on and during the last ten minutes of the cycle, the cleaner will successively climb the various sides and wait at the waterline until it is recovered using the handle ( (not available in the "Floor only"... -
Page 17: Using The Iaqualink™ App
❸ Using the iAquaLink™ app Mobile device Home Wi-Fi Cleaner (smartphone or tablet) network The iAquaLink™ app is available for iOS and Android systems. 3.1 I First-time cleaner configuration Before you install the app, you must: • First charge the cleaner, •... -
Page 18: I Functions Available In The Iaqualink™ App
3.2 I Functions available in the iAqualink™ app • When the cleaner is in the water, iAqualink™ app functions are no longer available. When the cleaner is out of the water, the app allows: • Choosing a mode and starting a cycle. Starting a cleaning cycle from the app opens a pop-up. Close the pop-up to allow the cleaner to start. -
Page 19: ❹ Maintenance
❹ Maintenance • Tip: To ensure the longest possible lifetime for the cleaner, inspect all of the parts for which servicing is detailed in the "❹ Maintenance" section, once a month. 4.1 I Cleaning the cleaner and charging station • The appliance must be cleaned regularly using clean or slightly soapy water. Do not use solvents. •... -
Page 20: I Cleaning The Brushes And The Centre Bridge
4.3 I Cleaning the brushes and the centre bridge • The performance of the appliance may diminish if the brushes are too dirty or if debris or objects become trapped in the centre bridge (between the two brushes). • Clean the brushes and the centre bridge in clean water as soon as the appliance is removed from the pool after each cleaning cycle. -
Page 21: I Cleaning The Propeller
4.5 I Cleaning the propeller To avoid serious injury: • Wear gloves when maintaining the propeller • Always dry the appliance before cleaning the propeller and clean the propeller in a dry area. • Ensure cleaner is in the OFF mode before attempting maintenance (see the first step below). •... -
Page 22: I Replacing The Brushes
4.6 I Replacing the brushes Are the brushes worn? • Replace the brushes if the wear indicators are similar to example Remove the worn brushes • When the cleaner is not placed on the base, remove the tabs from the holes in which they are fastened, then remove the brushes. -
Page 23: I Replacing The Battery Block
4.7 I Replacing the battery block • The cleaner's battery block should only be replaced by a qualified professional: Contact your retailer 4.8 I Winterising • DO NOT leave the cleaner uncharged before winterising. • Make sure that the cleaner and the charge plates are clean and dry before charging. •... -
Page 24: ❺ Troubleshooting
❺ Troubleshooting • Before you contact the retailer, carry out these few simple checks using the following tables if a problem occurs. • If the problem is not resolved, contact your retailer. • : Actions to be performed by a qualified technician only. 5.1 I Appliance behaviour •... -
Page 25: I Charging Station Behaviour
5.2 I Charging station behaviour Charging station Problem Cleaner behaviour Solution behaviour The charging station is connected but the indicator • The cleaner is badly positioned: under the station is off or reposition it. blinking (instead of being • Check that the charging contacts green) when the cleaner is on the cleaner and on the charging placed on it. -
Page 26: I User Alerts
5.3 I User alerts • The indicators on the rear of the cleaner blink to report an alert to the user. Find which indicator is blinking and apply the suggested troubleshooting solutions. • User are also accessible from the iAquaLink™ app. Clearing an error code from the iAquaLink™... - Page 27 5.3.2 Battery error Display in the "On/ Blinking iAquaLink™ Solutions off" • The battery block is faulty : Contact Battery Error your retailer: Charging Error • The temperature detected at the (Too hot) charging station location is outside of the recommended temperature range for recharging the cleaner (5°- Charging Error 35°C): Move the charging station.
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Page 28: I Troubleshooting The Connection To The Iaqualink™ App
5.4 I Troubleshooting the connection to the iAquaLink™ app Connectivity status Possible causes Solutions • The LED • Check the internet connection - the network may be down. • Ensure that you have a sufficiently strong Wi-Fi signal. There off. are several ways to check the strength of the Wi-Fi signal: •... - Page 29 Pour plus d’informations, enregistrement produit et support client : For more information, product registration and customer support: www.zodiac.com ©2022 Zodiac Pool Systems LLC. All rights reserved. ZODIAC® is a registered trademark of Zodiac International, S.A.S.U., used under license. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.