Operating The Cleaner - Polaris 9300 Sport Manual Del Usuario

4.2 Operating the Cleaner

9300 Sport and 9400 Sport
Select either the Cycle I or Cycle II cleaning program
on the control unit:
Cycle I Program
• Completed in 1.5 hours
• Maximum coverage in
minimal time
1. To start your cleaner, press the button for "Cycle
I" cleaning program. "Cycle I" cleaning is the
primary cleaning cycle for inground pools. If an
alternative cycle is preferred, press "Cycle II".
Refer to Figure 19. The indicator light illuminates
and the cleaner starts up after just a few seconds.
When the cleaner is powered ON it will remain in
standby until the Cycle I button is pressed.
Figure 19. Start the Cleaner
2. When the "Cycle I" program button is selected the
indicator light above will illuminate. The cleaner
will start in a few seconds.
3. To change the selected cleaning cycle, press the
new cycle button and the new cycle will start in a
few seconds.
4. If you wish to stop the cleaner during a cleaning
cycle, press the OFF button. Refer to Figure 20.
Figure 20. Turn Cleaner Off
Cycle II Program
• Completed in 2.5 hours
• Intensive and complete
cleaning
• Thorough tile cleaning
5. At the end of the cycle, the cleaner will stop and
after 15 minutes the light will fl ash slowly to
indicate the cycle is completed.
6. The cleaner includes a safety feature that
automatically stops the cleaner after about 20
seconds, when it is powered on, but not submerged
in the water. For pools equipped with a beach area,
this safety feature allows the cleaner to reverse,
and back into the pool when the impeller is out of
the water.
7. Disconnect the control unit cable from the
electrical outlet.
8. Disconnect the cable from the control unit.
9. At the end of each cycle, coil the cable starting
at the cleaner and go toward the connection
point at control unit. Remove coils or twists
along the way.
CAUTION
To prevent damage to the cleaner, be sure to adhere
to the following guidelines:
• Approximately 15 minutes after the cycle is
completed, the light located on the control unit will
flash slowly to indicate that the cleaner may be
removed from the pool. The 15 minute period allows
the motor to cool and will prevent damage to the
cleaner.
• Remove the cleaner from the pool after the cleaning
cycle is completed and store on the caddy.
• Never lift the cleaner out of the pool by the floating
cable. Always use the handle to remove it from the
pool. Refer to Figures 21 and 22.
• Remove the cleaner from pool when super
chlorinating.
• Do not handle cleaner while it is in operation.
Figure 21. Remove Cleaner From Pool
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