User manual IROBOT VERRO 600

[. . . ] Allow the cleaner to remain in the pool for 15 to 20 minutes following the end of its cleaning cycle. The floating power cord must be locked in the socket on the Power Supply. Never leave the Power Supply in direct sunlight and avoid leaving it in the rain. www. irobot. com   Tips Tip Clean the filter bag regularly. Verro uses the force of the water pumped through its filter bag to maintain traction, particularly on the walls of the pool. [. . . ] If this does not remove all visible dirt, machine wash the bag using cold water on the gentle cycle. Turn the filter bag so that the felt surface is on the inside and the smooth, shiny surface is on the outside and place it back on the support bars. 7 Label 8 9 Replace filter bag assembly in the robot. Make sure the tabs click into place. www. irobot. com 13  Maintenance and Adjustment Rinsing Verro iRobot recommends that you rinse Verro with a garden hose after using it. This will extend the life of the plastic and keep your robot looking good for years to come. Storage Store Verro in a dry place out of direct sunlight at a temperature between 50 and 104 degrees Fahrenheit. The Power Supply is water resistant, but not waterproof and may be damaged by rain. Important: Failure to properly store Verro will result in loss of warranty. Changing the Brushes Eventually, Verro’s brushes will need to be replaced. It is time to replace them when Verro is riding on its side tracks instead of on the brushes. If you have any difficulty, please call our customer care representatives at 877. 855. 8593. (Please keep the plug away from contact with water. ) Unplug the floating power cord (turn the locking collar counter-clockwise to unlock it) from the Power Supply. 2 Place Verro upside down on a towel and remove the filter bag assembly. (p. Remove the four screws that hold on the corresponding plate. 14 iRobot Verro Owner’s Manual  Maintenance and Adjustment (cont. . . ) 4 Remove the side plate. Side Plate 5 Note the arrangement of the drive belts and drive tracks and then remove the front and rear brush rollers. Wheel Tube PVA Brush 6 End Hub Remove the end hubs from the rollers. 7 Pull the brushes off the wheel tubes. If the brushes are difficult to remove, soak them in water for 20 minutes. Place the brushes back in robot, reinstalling the drive belts and drive tracks over the end hubs. www. irobot. com 15 8 9 10 11  Maintenance and Adjustment (cont. . . ) Changing the Drive Belts or Tracks Over time, Verro’s drive belts can stretch. When this happens, Verro may move more slowly and may have difficulty climbing the walls of the pool. You may also occasionally hear a click as the drive belt slips on its drive wheel. If you have any difficulty, please call our customer care representatives at 877. 855. 8593. They will be happy to provide assistance. 1 Place Verro upside down on a towel and remove the filter bag assembly. 12) On each side of the robot, remove the four screws that hold on the side plate. 2 Side Plate 3 4 Remove the side plates. Remove the drive tracks. 16 iRobot Verro Owner’s Manual  Maintenance and Adjustment (cont. . . ) 5 6 7 8 Noting carefully how they are installed, remove the drive belts. Reattach the four screws on each side. Untwisting the Floating Power Cord Check the floating power cord periodically for external damage. Verro is designed to travel around your pool in a way that reduces any tendency for the cord to become twisted. [. . . ] The Power Supply is water resistant, but not waterproof and may be damaged by rain. Tip iRobot recommends using the mesh filter bag (available separately at www. irobot. com) when the pool contains a significant quantity of large debris (leaves, etc. ), such as when the pool is opened for the season. The fine filter bag is ideal for filtering small debris (algae, sand, etc. ) and for regular maintenance. Tip Periodically straighten the floating power cord with the Detangler. Push and rotate clockwise 6  Ensure the Power Supply is at least 12 feet from the pool and plug it into a GFCI outlet. [. . . ]