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1. e Install the charging base and then gently immerse the robot in the pool Wait until it has settled on the bottom and then using the hook provided place the robot near the charging plate from the front side of the robot which is identified by a recharging sticker If positioned correctly the leds of the recharger will light up continuously e Recharge the robot for 15 minutes before moving to the programming phase e To program the robot take it out of the water using the hook provided place it on the ground and follow the programming instructions The programming only works with the robot out of the water e Once programmed immerse the robot in the water so that the work cycle can begin INSTALLATION OF CHARGING BASE Remove the charging base from its packaging Place the charging base along the vertical wall of the pool E NZ mportant Position the steel side of the dissipator in contact with the pool wall Do not position the charging base on the bottom of the pool Make sure that the angle formed between the charging base and the opposite bottom is 90 and that the area surrounding the recharger at least 2 meters is even and horizontal Alternatively use the provided adapter for curves between the wall and bottom The depth of the bottom where the recharging base is positioned shall be a maximum of 5 metres2. button to recall the robotic cleaner to the recharging base the Battery led will start to flash and the robotic cleaner will return to the recharging base when it acknowledges the recall command moving to the range of action of the recharging base itself Press the WORK button or wait a few hours before starting the robotic cleaner again as per the standard operating settings BATTERY Press the WORK button and the robotic cleaner will perform a normal work cycle even if the current time is outside the set time band the Power led will start to flash and the robotic cleaner will start the work cycle only if the batteries are sufficiently charged On completing the work cycle the robotic cleaner will return to the recharging base and start operating again as per the standard operating settings User manual 12 ORDINARY CLEANING Clean the filter frequently and then less frequently in relation to the dirt found in the filter The frequency of cleaning depends on several factors size of the pool the ease with which it gets dirty the frequency of use etc Use the retrieving hook to bring the robot to the surface Wait for the turbines to stop working Remove the robot gently from the water grasping it by the handle on the retrieving hook and place it on the ground Wait for it to emit four consecutive beeps to confirm that the robot is off Unhook the fastening clips of the bonnet Lift the bonnet and
3. User manual 6 Here are some examples of where the charging base can be installed and where it cannot be installed 1 position the wire of the charging base 30 cm from the 2 in case of bottoms with level differences or steps corner of the wall It can be installed approximately in place the charging base on the opposite wall Observe the centre of the wall of the swimming pool at a distance the above mentioned distances of at least 3 meters from the angle of the side wall on the left of the recharging base Centro Centre Centre 4 donot place the robot near steps The robot may find it difficult to return to the charging base 5 do not place the charging base on the wall near a level 6 do not place the wire of the charging base less than 30 difference cm from the corner Do not place the recharging base in the angle of the walls It must be installed in contact with one of the vertical walls of the swimming pool Do not place the recharging base under or near the stairs User manual 7 After positioning the charging base fasten th
4. in contact with the plate of the charging base a I Cy Danger Attention The first charging of the robot does not have to be sx performed out of the water Simply bring it close to the charging station for a few minutes This operation allows waking the robot from stand by mode and programming it Once the machine has been placed on the charging base check that the leds are on and steady If one of the three lights is off or flashing consult the TROUBLESHOOTING section On first use leave the robot to recharge for at least 15 minutes then retrieve the robot using the hook supplied and remove it from the water Program the settings using the remote console If the robot has already been programmed it will start its work cycle within the scheduled time once the batteries are charged User manual 9 USE AND OPERATION REQUIREMENTS FOR USE Important When using the robot for the first time carefully read the whole manual and be sure to fully understand it especially the safety information Only use the robot for its intended purpose as described by the Manufacturer Do not tamper with any device to obtain different operating performances NZ Important The programming only works with the robot out of the water gt ND Important Proceed with the programming within 45
5. your possession however this will not affect its functioning e The Manufacturer reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice e The following symbols are used throughout this manual to highlight some particularly important information or identify some important specifications a Nyy Danger Attention This symbol indicates situations involving imminent danger which if ignored could put people s health and safety at risk W Warning Caution This symbol indicates situations where it is necessary to behave in a certain way in order to avoid putting people s health and safety at risk and to protect the device SO Important This symbol identifies particularly important technical information that must not be ignored User manual 2 The identification plate shown here is applied directly onto the appliance It contains references and all the information IDENTIFICATION OF MANUFACTURER AND EQUIPMENT DATA PLATE essential for the safe operation of the device A Name of manufacturer A Name of manufacturer B CE conformity label D Technical specifications C Serial number Zucchetti Centro Sistemi S P A Q Via Lungarno 305 A 52028 Terranuova B ni AR C Model serial number manufacturing year i i ameer lil SON UIT ULL D Technical specifications voltage current protection rating Doo TEE Mfg 0000 lo e e70 0 ee T PES ce L enay A Made in Italy Model
6. 2014 GENERAL INFORMATION INTRODUCTION Congratulations on purchasing this product which we are certain will meet your needs and expectations This project was created by ZUCCHETTI CENTRO SISTEMI S p A UNI EN ISO 9001 certified company a software house that since 1982 has consolidated its activities and presence on the international market Applying advanced IT solutions in the field of industrial automation means optimising the production activities and simplifying the work procedures This product was created on the basis of on going research by ZUCCHETTI s laboratories PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL e This manual forms an integral part of the appliance and was produced by the Manufacturer to provide the necessary information to people authorised to interact with it during its working life e Operators of the appliance must adopt correct working practices and must carefully read and follow all the instructions contained in this manual e This manual was written by the Manufacturer in the original language of Italian and may be translated into other languages to meet legal and or commercial requirements e Carefully read the instructions contained in this manual to avoid any unnecessary risks to people s health and safety as well as economic damages e Keep this manual in a safe and easily accessible place for quick reference e Some information and illustrations contained in this manual may not perfectly correspond with the appliance in
7. 3 B EC conformity label C Manufacturing year REQUESTING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE For any technical requirements please contact the Manufacturer s Technical Service Centre or an authorised dealer For technical assistance please indicate the data reported on the identification plate the approximate hours of use and the type of fault detected SAFETY INFORMATION SAFETY RULES During design and construction the manufacturer carefully considered the possible hazards and personal risks that may result from interacting with the equipment In addition to complying with the applicable laws in force the manufacturer adopted all the good manufacturing practice regulations The purpose of this information is to inform users on the need to use extreme caution to avoid risks Before use carefully read the whole manual and be sure to understand it fully especially the safety information Only use the equipment for the purposes specifically intended by the manufacturer Improper use of the equipment may be hazardous to personal safety and health and may lead to economic losses Keep in mind that the operator or user is responsible for accidents or danger to other people or their property This appliance cannot be used by people including children with limited physical sensorial or mental abilities and little experience and or know how unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety or have received instruct
8. OVERVIEW General INIORIMAUIOM sissa E pa ueepin A EE 2 A U a eau canratoin soa mieew sesut ey simenstnanboncnmtan sat teucsetansieuubncoumecgncasneremeumetca nonsbaante ee eat esene eu atuaboieatieduantsamnteres 2 P a a E E a N E 2 identification of manufacturer and gquipmeNt cessisset danimi i e E E EERTE NTE N i 3 Reducsung tecNNCalASSiSlaANCE sses a aa tek nee new reenter cere tney ear Serer tra sme rene 3 SORE EES y EE E E E A N spate E E E E EN PI E NS A DA A E OEE S E seaeusbysed A E E E 3 Technical miormatioi sssi aa aE E a A 4 TE E 1 ier O e toed nt ter sclera tsa Wels Re ean PTC a nner ren nna pete te eee ore eS nee pee ee ai eee Oy eer Pere ne 4 SUIA EE ss E nd ce cles AAE E AE ease meters E P E ow geval otis EE T AE PAEAN E E A meagan seetenns ea 5 INSTANATON ANG UNPACKING sinini dervetadeaiccenduduntnseuaiavetniGscievabuasvauuasiesenensiesuenearencimaatanans 6 ITA I tioasiea nosy snatyacstegyciesseisanna cates usayandusanta gana caganiatiieetessss i aneraeninns oeean ayaa arena eaanubang aniston dead aca saaapeaneroe ain eusceaateeanaoeenane 6 PIRSA OM cates E E E E E A E A E sdssanaonnasenhien dine es E E E A PEE EE E e TRT 6 Py Sen UN Orena n O E n a 6 POSHtIONNOG Ne roDOLIN ihe charging DASE ossessi Oaa Ree 9 Use and OPErolO seeni EE 10 eRe Ea AA EA A E N A E T E E E E E T rec NE E E E E ey eee ene ee 10 A ELLENS DREA E ae E P A T Ee A E E EEN T A A ere A E A ene ee 10 Seno A prodam OOE ea e E a a es ern Reeve eey eneeerr
9. commended for large swimming pools Low recommended when the recharging base is positioned in a narrow section Travelling speed on the bottom sets the travelling speed of the robot on the bottom in metres minute The higher the speed set the more space the robot covers Set low speeds in small pools in relation to the maximum capacity of the robot Set high speeds in large pools or pools that dirty easily Date function for setting the date Time function for setting the time SETTING WORKING TIMES Weekly function for programming the working days of the robot during the week On days with the flag active the robot will perform the operating cycles according to the set working times Work schedule 1 function for setting the first time slot of the robot s working day Set the start and end time of the working cycle Setting the time at 00 00 00 00 means the robot will not work during work schedule 1 User manual 11 Work schedule 2 function for setting the second time slot of the robot s working day Set the start and end time of the working cycle Setting the time at 00 00 00 00 means the robot will not work during work schedule 2 The setting of the time is essential for the robot s proper functioning Many parameters should be taken into consideration when setting the work time such as the size shape ease with which it gets dirty frequency of use etc of the pool As a rule it is recommended to
10. ds Statistics Displays the statistics of the work performed by the robot SETTINGS PROGRAMMING MODE Percentage on bottom sets the percentage of time that the robot dedicates to cleaning the bottom of the pool A value between 0 and 100 can be set The higher the value set the longer the time dedicated to cleaning the bottom 100 the robot only works on the bottom 50 the robot works half the time on the bottom and half the time on the wall 0 when the robot finds a wall it will travel up it until reaching the water surface Recharging base Settings Return method Indicates the method used by the robotic cleaner to search for the recharging base Follow pool edge Recommended method for regular shaped pools with the recharging base positioned on the right or left Random Recommended method for round irregular shaped pools with narrow passages In these cases the recommended position for the recharging base is in the centre Recharging base position set the position of the recharging base on the wall looking at the wall as if you were inside the pool Left indicates the position of the recharging base on the left side of the wall Right indicates the position of the recharging base on the right side of the wall Centre indicates the position of the recharging base in the centre of the wall Detection indicates the recharging base detection level Standard recommended settings High re
11. e Remedies The robot has difficulty a I climbing up the walls Dirty filter Clean the filter Check the Percentage on bottom value in the Programming error user menu and if necessary set it at a higher value The robot does not climb the wall or the walls are dirty Check the programming of the re entry side Check that the recharging base has been positioned correctly Check that the fastening hook of the charging cord is flush with the wall and that the recharger does not turn around itself Check the filters and if necessary clean With the retrieving hook position the robot in recharging mode check that the leds are lit up and steady wait until the batteries are charged The robot will start its cycle only when the batteries are charged Check that electrical power is being supplied to the power supply unit The robot has stopped in the pool without being recharged Recharging cannot be reached Check that electrical power is being supplied to the power supply unit Check the programming of the working days and times The recharging does not Check that electrical power is being supplied to The blue recharging led flashes when the robot is in Wrong recharging side the recharging position The robot does not start the work cycle Power supply unit is off With the retrieving hook turn the robot on the opposite side Check the setting and follow the programming recommendations for the parameters e wor
12. e cord to the edge of the pool Here are some examples of pool edges with installation of the charging hook The cord can be installed along the edge or on the ground next to the pool as long as there is an eyelet or a loop in each of these points on which to fasten the hook jalan Nf Warning Caution Position the power supply unit in an area that cannot be reached by children For example at a height above 160 cm 63 When connecting the electricity make sure a power outlet is positioned near the installation area Make sure the connection to the mains power complies with the applicable laws To operate in complete safety make sure the electrical system which is connected to the power supply unit is equipped with a well functioning earthing system Make sure only authorised people have access to the power supply DN NZ mportant It is advisable to install the unit in a cabinet for electric components for outdoor or indoor use well ventilated to maintain correct air circulation and fitted with a key lock Connect the cord to the power outlet Connect the power unit to the mains electricity supply User manual 8 POSITIONING THE ROBOT IN THE CHARGING BASE Gently immerse the machine in the water Attach the retrieving hook on the pole to clean the pool not included Using the retrieving hook supplied bring the recharging side identified by a sticker affixed to the body of the robot
13. follow these rules e program the robot activity while the cleaning system of the robot is running Dirt removed by the turbines will then be filtered by the central system improving the robot s capacity e start with a wide ranging program and then reduce it when you are satisfied with the level of cleanliness e program and leave the robot running every day e check the filter of the robot At first very frequently and then decrease the frequency in relation to the dirt found in the filter SETTINGS LANGUAGE OPTIONS Function for selecting the display language of the user and format menu that is used to set and display the date and time of the robot SETTINGS DIAGNOSTICS Displays any critical events or errors that occurred in the main components during the operation of the robot If major errors occur refer to the Troubleshooting chapter or contact the technical service centre SETTINGS STATISTICS Displays information on the work performed by the robot during its operation SET UP 1 Set and check the robot programming 2 Check and clean the filters 3 Place the robot inside the pool refer to Positioning robot in charging base 4 The robot starts is work cycle according to the settings programmed USING THE COMMUNICATION BOX The Communication Box allows you to recall the robotic cleaner to the recharging base or start it up even if it is not within the set working time band Press the HOME
14. ied to recharge the robot Improper use can cause electric shocks overheating or leakage of corrosive liquid from the battery In case of leakage the battery must be washed with water neutraliser in case of contact with eyes consult a physician TECHNICAL INFORMATION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Model 045BA0 410 x 320 x 460 2 ROBOT 5 Min 35 Max Description Robot dimensions W x H x D Weight 3 3 A Ambient operating temperature Max C BATTERY CHARGER 10 Min 40 Max ROBOT IP68 BATTERY CHARGER IP64 500 500 pH 7 0 7 8 Temperature 5 35 C Water protection class O Maximum pool depth Maximum recharging base depth C 3 Water operating parameters NaCl Max 5 000 ppm Chlorine Max 4 ppm Vin 100 240Vac Input Frequency range 50 60 Vout 36Vcc 5 0A Lithium lon 25 2V 13 8Ah 2 00 3 00 10 20 Power Supply unit Battery Avg working time hh mm hh mm Mt min Mt min Avg recharging time Travelling speed on the bottom Travelling speed on the wall Filters 2 Litres mesh pitch of 0 5mm Tablet Console included Communication Box optional Smooth wall kit optional Adapter for curves between the wall and bottom optional User manual MAIN PARTS Robot Robot hook for lifting the robot out of the water pole not included Charging hook for securing the charging cord immersed in the water Robot recharger for recharging the robot i
15. ions on how to use the appliance Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance If the power supply of the transformer is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or by its technical service centre or by a person with similar qualifications in order to avoid any risk Always position the power supply unit at a minimum distance of 3 metres 10 feet from the edge of the pool in a dry well ventilated area Position the power supply unit in an area that cannot be reached by children For example at a height above 160 cm 63 inches Never remove bypass or tamper with the safety devices installed The failure to comply with this requirement may pose serious risks to the health and safety of people Operators who perform repairs during the working life of the robot must have the necessary technical expertise skills and experience in this specific field The failure to comply with these requirements may be hazardous to the health and safety of people Any work to be performed on the charging station must be carried out with plug of the power cord disconnected The robot cannot be used without the top cover If the mechanical parts of the robot are damaged replace them User manual 3 e The Manufacturer shall not be held liable if unoriginal spare parts are used e Never use and recharge the robot in explosive and or flammable environments Only use the battery charger and power supply unit suppl
16. king days e working times e speed on the bottom e percentage on bottom Dirty filter e Perform routine cleaning Dirty filter Perform routine cleaning The robot works a lot less than what is declared The batteries are about to run out Contact an authorised Service Centre With the retrieving hook position the robot on the recharging base check that the leds are Programming error The pool is dirty The robot does not start Discharged batteries lit up and steady wait until the batteries are charged The robot will start its cycle only when the batteries are charged when immersed in the pool User manual 15 REPLACEMENT OF PARTS TIPS ON REPLACING PARTS gt Replace and repair any parts according to the manufacturer s instructions or contact the service centre if these operations are not included in the manual BATTERY REPLACEMENT Replace the batteries at an authorised service centre ROBOT DISPOSAL e At the end of its life cycle this product is classified as WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment and therefore cannot be disposed of as household waste or as mixed municipal waste unsorted or separate municipal waste sorted e When disposing of the robot the user must ensure that it is recycled in accordance with the local requirements in particular the electrical and electronic components must be sorted and disposed of separately in special recycling collection centres authorised t
17. minutes after this time the robot goes back into stand by mode To reactivate place it in the charging station NAVIGATION The menu has a tree structure Follow the introduction containing a summary of the programming functions available Details of each function are found in the pages following the flow diagram Settings Indicates the percentage of time dedicated to cleaning the bottom of 0 100 the pool Percentage on bottom Recharging base Settings Indicates the method used by the Follow pool edge robotic cleaner to search for the recharging base Random Left Return method Indicates the position of the recharging base on the left wall in the Right centre on the right wall Recharging base position Centre Standard Indicates the recharging base High Detection detection level Low Indicates the travelling speed along the bottom in metres per minute Sets the date Time o setsthetme Travelling speed on the bottom 10 20 Work schedules Allows adjusting the work days and rest days Work Schedule 1 Determines the first working time of the robot Work Schedule 2 Determines the second working time of the robot User manual 10 Language options Language Sets the language of the user menu DD MM YY Date format Sets the format for entering the date MM DD YY 24H 12H Sets the format for entering the time Diagnostics Displays any errors occurring on the turbines motors and boar
18. n the water Power Supply unit powers the recharging of the robot Yo Pp ee E Tablet Console it allows you to programme the robotic cleaner settings and consult the user manual 7 Communication Box Not included in the kit Device to be installed between the power supply unit and robotic cleaner recharging base It allows you to recall the robotic cleaner to the recharging base or enable it to operate even if it is not within the set working time band 8 Smooth wall kit Not included in the kit Kit to be applied to the wheels in the presence of smooth walls which prevent the robotic cleaner from climbing up them 9 Adapter for curves between the wall and bottom Not included in the kit Allows the installation of the robotic cleaner recharging base in swimming pools that are curved between the wall and bottom distancing the recharging base up to 20 cm from the wall so it can detect the bottom The adapter also allows you to manage non horizontal bottoms User manual 5 INSTALLATION AND UNPACKING UNPACKING The equipment is delivered suitably packaged When unpacking carefully remove and check the integrity of the parts The packaging contains all the necessary information for handling the device INSTALLATION e Remove the robot from the packaging e Place the robot on the ground
19. necessary replacement of any worn parts such as filters turbines brushes e checking of the battery capacity e if necessary the dealer can download the operating statistics check for any faults and load any new software updates 3 Thorough cleaning of the robot turbines filters and all the moving parts 4 Check for any worn or damaged parts such as filters turbines brushes and if necessary replace Store the robot in a protected and dry place with an ambient temperature between 10 and 20 C out of reach of children pets other foreign objects etc Store the robot at a temperature below 20 C in order reduce the automatic discharge of the batteries 6 Disconnect the power plug from the power supply unit 7 For correct maintenance of the batteries recharge the robot at least every 5 months Restarting Before restarting the robot after a long period of inactivity proceed as follows 1 Connect the plug of the power supply unit to the electrical outlet Reconnect the main electrical power supply 3 Gently immerse the robot in the water and place it on the charging plate If positioned correctly the leds will light up continuously 4 The robot is now ready for use User manual 14 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE TROUBLESHOOTING The information below is designed to help identify and correct any faults and or malfunctions which may occur during operation Read this guide before contacting the dealer Problem Caus
20. o collect WEEE or the product must be returned still intact to the retailer when a new product is purchased Unauthorised disposal of WEEE is punishable with fines governed by the laws in force in the country where the infraction took place e The presence of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment has a potentially harmful effect on the environment and on human health therefore the user plays an important role in contributing to reuse recycling and other forms of recovering WEEE e All parts that must be collected separated and disposed of in a specific manner are marked with a special label ar 06 ARREU Ciel WEEE Waste of Electric and Electronic Equipment may contain hazardous substances having potentially harmful effects on the environment and on human health WEEE must be disposed of in the correct manner and only at authorised collection centres e Packaging The product packaging is made of recyclable materials and must be disposed of in a sustainable way in approved collection bins or at special authorised collection centres e Batteries Old or dead batteries contain substances harmful to the environment and to human health therefore they must not be disposed of as normal household waste The user must dispose of batteries in a sustainable way in approved collection bins or at authorised collection centres User manual 16
21. remove the filters to be cleaned Turn the closing clips to open the filter If possible clean the filter with the aid of a water hose Close the filter Place the filters inside the robot Position the body and make sure all the clips are closed correctly With the retrieving hook gently place the robot inside the pool refer to Positioning robot in charging base i o Danger Attention If the robot has been out of the water for more than one hour it will go into standby In this case place the robot on the charging base see Positioning robot in charging base to make it operational again User manual 13 UOU TUCH A A A OUH ym DRL DHL PROLONGED INACTIVITY AND RESTARTING If the robot has not been used for a long period of time a series of operations must be performed to guarantee proper functioning at the time of reuse 1 Remove the robot from the water when its batteries are fully charged Usually before the start of the first daily work cycle Alternatively disable the work times of the robot or the days of activity and extract it after at least 4 hours of recharging 2 Have routine maintenance performed by an authorised dealer This is essential for Keeping the robot in good working order The assistance usually includes the following operations e thorough cleaning of the robot turbines filters and all the moving parts e checking of robot functioning e checking and if
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