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Will not climb walls

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Troubleshooting Will not climb walls Filter Too Dirty to Allow Proper Machine Performance • Pool condition is unacceptable for cleaner use. Sweep walls, vacuum pool, balance chemicals and algaecide to an acceptable swimming condition. Resume use of TigerShark for pool maintenance as often as required. • Increase frequency of TigerShark filter cleaning, especially during the initial use. Filter may have to be cleaned 30 minutes to 3 hours in the first few cycles until the pool is in an acceptable condition. • Algae on pool walls. Brush walls and chemically treat for algae. Increase frequency of TigerShark use and filter maintenance. • D.E. or sand filter leak. The primary pool filter may leak diatomaceous earth or fine sand that can overload the filter. Service and inspect the pool filter system, vacuum the pool and resume use of the TigerShark for pool maintenance. Page 38

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Will not climb walls
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Pool condition is unacceptable for cleaner use. Sweep walls, vacuum pool, balance
chemicals and algaecide to an acceptable swimming condition. Resume use of
TigerShark for pool maintenance as often as required.
•
Increase frequency of TigerShark filter cleaning, especially during the initial use.
Filter may have to be cleaned 30 minutes to 3 hours in the first few cycles until the
pool is in an acceptable condition.
•
Algae on pool walls. Brush walls and chemically treat for algae. Increase frequency
of TigerShark use and filter maintenance.
•
D.E. or sand filter leak. The primary pool filter may leak diatomaceous earth or fine
sand that can overload the filter. Service and inspect the pool filter system, vacuum
the pool and resume use of the TigerShark for pool maintenance.
Filter Too Dirty to Allow Proper Machine Performance
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Troubleshooting