Aquabot Pool Rover S2 50 Automatic Pool Cleaner Vacuum From InTheSwim.com

Aquabot Pool Rover S2-50 Automatic Pool Cleaner

Aquabot Pool Rover S2-50 Automatic Pool Cleaner

Item # E1601

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Aquabot Pool Rover S2-50 Automatic Pool Cleaner Does the Dirty Work for You

The Aquabot Pool Rover automatically cleans up small and big debris like leaves, dirt, algae and even small pebbles in your pool. The debris is deposited into an onboard large capacity bag that is easily cleaned out when the cleaning is done. The Pool Rover navigates itself around small obstacles in in-ground pools and will also work in flat-bottomed and dished-out above ground pools. read more

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A pair of 10-inch scrubbers on the Aquabot Pool Rover S2-50 automatic pool cleaner scrubs away stubborn dirt. Customizable intake ports increase suction velocity, catching even smaller particles than most other swimming pool cleaners, and vacuuming nearly any pool in 1 hour or less. NeverStuck™ rollers enable the Pool Rover to clean over raised main drains and across imperfect pool bottoms.

Aquabot Pool Rover can be used in above ground and in-ground pools up to 40 ft. long
Adjustable suction ports increase vacuum velocity to pick up more, smaller particles
Dirt and debris gets caught in on-board filter bags that are easy to empty
10-inch fixed brushes on front and rear scrub pool surfaces
Powered by 50 ft. power cable that plugs into ordinary 110V outlet
1 Year warranty

What size pools will this cleaner cover?

- Above and In-ground pools up to 40 feet in length

How long is the cord?

- The cord is 50 feet long and made of rubber over Kevlar

What surfaces will this cleaner work on?

- Vinyl, gunite/concrete, fiberglass, tile

Will it clean the walls?

- If there is a curved transition with a minimum of 6” for the radius, the cleaner will climb the walls.

How many gallons per minute will it clean?

- 80 gallons per minute

Moves slowly and does not seem to vacuum

Make sure filter bag is clean
Make sure suction ports are not clogged

LED light are blinking on power supply

See if filter bag is stuck in motor screen
Make sure impeller is not stuck

Floating cable has coiled

Change axel set up. Cleaner might be making too many turns in one direction
Let tangled cable lay stretched out in the sun

Unit does not suck up debris

Make sure impeller is not stuck
Adjust suction ports on bottom of cleaner
Make sure filter bag is clean

Unit not cleaning all of pool

Change axle position
Start the cleaner in shallow end always
Select right setting on power supply for large or small pools