Kayak Jet Gre Bottom Cleaner

Autonomous robot that cleans the bottom of above-ground, self-supporting, or tubular pools with a flat bottom and a diameter of 10 m. Cleans your pool floor in a maximum of 2 hours. Independent of the filtration system, operates at 12v.

Kayak Jet Robot
• Fully autonomous
• Recommended for above-ground pools
• Cleans floors
• Filtration volume 14.2 m3/h
Includes:
• 12 m cable

The cleaning cycle lasts two hours. After two hours of operation, the pool cleaner will automatically switch off via a timer integrated into the device. In some cases, the pool is completely clean in less than two hours, while other times two hours may not be enough. The size and shape of the pool and the amount of dirt it contains will determine the time required for cleaning. When the cleaner moves slowly and constantly changes direction before reaching the pool walls, it will indicate that it is time to clean or replace the filter bag.

Your pool cleaner is designed to clean round pools with diameters between 4.30 metres and 9.15 metres. The cleaner leaves the factory with the locking pin placed in a hole on the right side of the adjustable roller. In this position, the device will clean the pool counterclockwise.

When the cleaning cycle is complete, remove the cleaner from the pool and transfer the locking pin from the right side of the device to the left side. The next time the device is used, the cleaning pattern will be clockwise. This will prevent the power cable from twisting or tangling.

Operating Instructions

Your new automatic pool cleaner consists of:

A. Robotic pool cleaner with cable

B. Transformer

Instructions before using your Pool Cleaner

1. Place the transformer at least 3 metres from the pool.
The transformer must not get wet, so it should be stored when it is raining and must not be placed on puddles of water.
2. Unroll the power cable
3. Ensure the transformer power switch is in the “OFF” position and connect the power cable to the transformer socket.
4. Plug the power cable into the female socket of the transformer as follows:
a. Align the wedge and slots of the male plug of the power cable with the corresponding wedge and slots of the female socket on the transformer
b. Push the male plug fully into the female socket of the transformer
c. Once the male plug is inserted, rotate it to the right to screw it in
5. Place the pool cleaner into the water.
Move it from side to side to expel air and let it sink to the bottom of the pool by its own weight. Spread the cable over the pool surface as much as possible, ensuring it does not get tangled or twisted.
6. Connect the transformer power cable to a 230-volt grounded power outlet