ALPHA iQ - Pool POLARIS - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Automatic pool cleaner robot
Brand	Polaris
Model	ALPHA iQ
Dimensions (L x W x H)	43 x 48 x 27 cm
Cleaner weight	9.5 kg
Packaged weight	19 kg
Power supply of control box	100-125 VAC, 60 Hz
Output voltage	30 V DC
Installed power	150 W max
Cable length	18 m or 21 m depending on model
Filtration type	General purpose cartridge
Cleaning modes	SMART Clean, Waterline, Quick Clean, Bottom Only, Deep Clean, Custom (depending on model)
Cycle duration	From 30 min to 3 h 30 min (adjustable in 15 min steps)
Connectivity	Wi-Fi and Bluetooth via iAquaLink app
Smart functions	Easy Lift, Remote control, Scheduling, Water temperature display (depending on model), LED lights
Admissible water temperature	13 °C to 35 °C
Safety	Double insulation, automatic shutoff out of water, GFCI protection required
Maintenance	Clean filter basket after each cycle, replace brushes and tires
Wear parts	Brushes (with wear indicator), tires
Warranty	Subject to registration, 2 years (estimate)
Box contents	Cleaner, floating cable, control box, transport cart (frame, wheels, handle, etc.)
Protection rating	Weather-resistant control box, not submersible
Certifications	FCC Part 15, IC RSS, double insulation

Frequently Asked Questions - ALPHA iQ POLARIS

How to properly install and submerge the Polaris ALPHA iQ cleaner?

Place the control box at least 1.5 m (5 ft) from the pool edge (USA) or 3 m (10 ft) in Canada. Unroll the floating cable, immerse the cleaner vertically to release air, then let it sink to the bottom. Ensure it is fully submerged before starting.

How to use the Easy Lift function to retrieve the robot?

Press the Easy Lift button on the control box or in the app. The cleaner heads to a wall, climbs it, and stops at the waterline. Use the handle to lift it out: water drains automatically to lighten the unit. Never pull by the cable.

What to do if the floating cable gets tangled?

Use Easy Lift to remove the cleaner. Hold it vertically to drain, disconnect the cable from the control box, then untangle starting from the robot head. Expose the cable to sunlight to reduce memory.

How to clean the filter basket?

Remove the cleaner from the water via Easy Lift. Open the lid, extract the basket, empty debris, rinse with clean water. For deep cleaning, use soapy water and a soft brush. Reinstall after drying.

What cleaning modes are available?

Modes include: SMART Clean (automatic time calculation), Waterline (45 min), Quick Clean (1h15, bottom), Deep Clean (2h45, all surfaces and high intensity). Depending on model, a custom mode is available.

How to connect the cleaner to the iAquaLink app?

Download the app, create an account, press the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth button on the control box. Follow instructions to pair via Bluetooth, then connect the box to your Wi-Fi network. The Wi-Fi LED becomes solid once connected to the internet.

What do the error codes on the control box mean?

Codes 1 to 3 indicate motor issues (pump, drive). Codes 4 to 6: abnormal consumption. Code 7: cleaner floating. Code 8: out of water. Code 10: communication error. Refer to the troubleshooting guide for solutions.

Can automatic cleaning cycles be scheduled?

Yes, via the iAquaLink app, go to System Settings > Schedules. Choose day, time, and mode. Only one scheduled cycle per day is possible. The cleaner will start automatically at the set times.

When should the brushes and tires be replaced?

Brushes should be replaced when the wear indicator is reached (rubber worn to the top of the mark), about every 2 years. Tires are replaced when worn or torn: remove old tire, install new one with the INSIDE mark facing the chassis.

What safety precautions must be followed?

Never swim when the robot is in the water. Plug the control box into a GFCI-protected outlet. Keep a safe distance from the water edge. Do not use an extension cord. Never lift the robot by the cable. If the cord is damaged, contact a professional.

USER MANUAL ALPHA iQ POLARIS

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Owner's Manual

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FCC Statement

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and IC licence-exempt RSS standard. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

CAUTION

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the part responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This device complies with FCC and IC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for general population. This device must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate using an antenna of a type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that necessary for successful communication.

WARNING

FOR YOUR SAFETY - For anything other than the routine cleaning and maintenance described in this manual, this product must be serviced by a contractor who is licensed and qualified in pool equipment by the jurisdiction in which the product will be installed where such state or local requirements exist. In the event no such state or local requirement exists, the maintainer must be a professional with sufficient experience in pool equipment installation and maintenance so that all of the instructions in this manual can be followed exactly. Improper installation and/or operation may void the warranty.

THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING THE POLARIS CLEANER.

YOUR POLARIS ROBOTIC CLEANER HAS BEEN DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED TO BE EASILY INSTALLED AND TO PROVIDE LOW MAINTENANCE OPERATION. PRIOR TO INSTALLING YOUR NEW POLARIS CLEANER, PLEASE DO THE FOLLOWING:

1) Complete and return the warranty card.
2) Record your purchase information on the spaces provided below.
3) Attach your invoice (or a copy) to this page.

Taking these steps will help ensure prompt warranty service, should it be required. If service is required, please contact your original dealer. If the original dealer does not perform warranty service, please visit www.polarispool.com to locate an independent service company near you. If you are unable to locate a service company, please call our Technical Support department at 1-800-822-7933.

RECORD YOUR POLARIS CLEANER DATA HERE:

Date of Purchase ____ Purchased From ____ Serial Number: ____

City____ State/Province____ Zip/Postal Code____

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Table of Contents

1 Important Safety Instructions....4

2 Cleaner Specifications .... 5

General Specifications.... 5

3 Assembly....6

Contents 6

Assemble the Transport Caddy 6

Attach the Control Box to the Caddy 8

Connect to a Power Source....8

4 General Cleaner Operation ...... 9

Install and Submerge the Cleaner....10

Using the Control Box....11

Start / Stop Cleaning and Adjust Cleaning Time...... 12

Lift System....12

5 Installing iAquaLink™ 13

Download the App 13

Sign Up and Log In....13

Configure the System.... 13

6 iAquaLink™ Control....14

iAquaLink™ Control Home Screen.... 14

Start / Stop Cleaning and Adjust Cleaning Time...... 14

Set Cleaning Mode....14

Remote Control 14

Spot Clean....15

Program or Cancel Cleaning Schedules 15

Temperature Display.... 15

LED Lights....16

In-App Error Messages and Troubleshooting......16

System Settings.... 16

7 Maintenance....16

Cord Tangling 16

Clean the Filter Canister....17

Store the Cleaner When Not in Use 18

Replacing Wear Parts....19

Replacing Tires.... 20

Spare Parts.... 21

8 Troubleshooting......22

Error Codes 22

General Troubleshooting 23

Dismissing an Error Code.... 24

iAquaLink™ Troubleshooting 25

1 Important Safety Instructions

Congratulations on purchasing this Polaris Robotic Cleaner. Please read through the entire manual before installing your new robotic pool cleaner. Your cleaner must be installed and operated as specified.

READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING

Failure to comply with the following warnings can result in permanent injury, electrocution or death.

PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK

To reduce risk of electrical shock:

• Connect unit to receptacle protected by a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). Such a GFCI receptacle should be provided by a qualified installer and should be tested on a routine basis. To test the GFCI, push the test button. The GFCI should interrupt power. Push the reset button. Power should be restored. If the GFCI fails to operate in this manner, the GFCI is defective. If the GFCI interrupts power to the pump without the test button being pushed, a ground current is flowing, indicating the possibility of an electric shock. Do not use this product. Disconnect the cleaner and have the problem corrected by a qualified service representative before using.
• Per the United States National Electrical Code ^ (NEC ^ ), keep the control box at least five (5) feet from the edge of the (pool/spa) water. In Canada, the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) requires a minimum distance of 3m (10 ft.) to be maintained between the pool edge and the control box. Never submerge the control box.
• Do not enter pool while the Polaris cleaner is in water.
• Do not bury cord. Locate cord so as to prevent it from being damaged by lawn mowers, hedge trimmers and other equipment.
• To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not use the Polaris robotic cleaner or control box if the cord is worn or damaged. Contact Zodiac Pool Systems LLC. Technical Support immediately for proper servicing and replacement of the damaged cord.
• Double insulation—For continued protection against possible electric shock, use only identical replacement parts when servicing. Do not attempt repair of the Polaris robotic cleaner, control box, power cord, or floating cable.
• NEVER OPEN CONTROL UNIT.
• DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD TO CONNECT THE UNIT TO ELECTRIC SUPPLY; PROVIDE A PROPERLY LOCATED GFCI RECEPTACLE. THE CONTROL BOX SHOULD BE PLUGGED INTO THE GFCI RECEPTACLE BOX.

PREVENT CHILD INJURY AND DROWNING

• To reduce the risk of injury, do not permit children to operate this product.
• Do not let anyone, especially small children, sit, step, lean, or climb on any equipment installed as part of your pool's operational system.

CAUTION

Failure to comply with the following warnings could cause damage to pool equipment or personal injury.

• The Polaris cleaner must be installed and operated as specified.
• This product is intended for use with permanently-installed pools. Do not use with storable pools. A permanently-installed pool is constructed in or on the ground or in a building such that it cannot be readily disassembled for storage. A storable pool is constructed so that it is capable of being readily disassembled for storage and reassembled to its original integrity.
• Clean the filter canister in the Polaris cleaner after each use.
• Do not use the product in your pool if the water temperature is above 95^ (35°C) or below 55^ (13°C).

USE OF THE POLARIS ROBOTIC CLEANER IN A VINYL LINER POOL

- Certain vinyl liner patterns are particularly susceptible to rapid surface wear of pattern removal caused by objects coming into contact with the vinyl surface, including pool brushes, pool toys, floats, fountains, chlorine dispensers, and automatic pool cleaners. Some vinyl liner patterns can be seriously scratched or abraded simply by rubbing the surface with a pool brush. Ink from the pattern can also rub off during the installation process or when it comes into contact with objects in the pool. Zodiac Pool Systems LLC is not responsible for, and the Limited Warranty does not cover, pattern removal, abrasion or markings on vinyl liners.

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2 Cleaner Specifications

General Specifications

The general specifications for the cleaner are as follows:

Control box supply voltage	100-125 VAC, 60 Hz
Supply voltage	30 V DC
Installed load	150 W max
Cable length	60ft (18M) or 70ft (21M) depending on model
Cleaner size (WxDxH)	16.9 x 18.9 x 10.6 in. (43 x 48 x 27 cm)
Weight of Cleaner	21 lbs. (9.5 kg)
Packed weight	42 lbs. (19 kg)
Filtration	All-purpose filter canister
Cycle lengths	Variable programming

The cleaner is a double-insulated product. A double-insulated electrical appliance is one which has been designed in such a way that it does not require a safety connection to ground. The basic requirement for double-insulation is that no single failure can result in dangerous voltage becoming exposed so that it might cause an electric shock and that this is achieved without relying on an earthed (grounded) metal casing. This is achieved by having two (2) layers of insulating material surrounding live parts or by using reinforced insulation. Therefore, devices having double-insulated construction, such as this cleaner, do not use a grounded (three-prong) cord/plug.

3 Assembly

Contents

The packaging should contain the following items:

• Polaris cleaner and floating cable
• Control unit
• Transport and storage caddy assembly components (Figure 1)
  a. handle frame
  b. support blocks (x 2)
  c. wheels (x 2)
  d. wheel locking clips (x 2)
  e. wheel axle / hubcap (x 2)
  f. base unit
  g. cleaner hook
  h. caddy handle

Figure 1. Transport Caddy Assembly Components

A B x 2 C x 2 D x 2 E x 2 F G H

When unpacking the cleaner and its components:

• Make sure each component is in the box.
- Check cleaner and components for damage during transport.
- If there are any missing parts or damage, contact Technical Support at 1-800-822-7933.

Assemble the Transport Caddy

1. Unscrew the handnut from the base (Figure 2).

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Figure 2. Remove Handnut from Base Unit

1. Insert the metal handle frame tubing into the base with notch end at the top, then rotate so the bends are away from you. (Figure 3).
2. Push base down (Figure 3) so the metal handle frame is seated in the recess on the underside of the base.

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Figure 3. Connect Metal Frame to Base Unit

1. Slide the handnut over the tube and twist to tighten onto base unit (Figure 4).

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Figure 4. Twist Handnut to Secure Frame

1. Snap two support blocks into place (Figure 5).
2. Slide axle and hubcap piece through center of wheel and attach to base unit. Snap locking clip into place to secure wheel. Repeat to attach both wheels (Figure 5).

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Figure 5. Snap in Support Blocks and Attach Wheels

1. Slide the control box base / caddy handle attachment down over the metal tubing until it snaps into place (Figure 6).

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Figure 6. Attach Caddy Handle

1. Align cleaner hook pins with the top holes in the handle tube and snap into place (Figure 7).

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Figure 7. Snap Cleaner Hook into Place

Attach the Control Box to the Caddy

1. Align the bottom of the control box with the notch at bottom of the control box hook on the caddy (Figure 8).

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Figure 8. Align Control Box with Caddy Hook

1. Press control box onto the caddy hook until it snaps and locks into position (Figure 9).

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Figure 9. Attach the Control Box onto Caddy

Connect to a Power Source

WARNING

Failure to comply with the following warnings can result in permanent injury, electrocution or drowning.

PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK

• U.S.: Per NEC ^® requirements, keep the control box at least five (5) ft. (1.5 m) from the edge of the pool. CANADA: Per CEC requirements, keep the control box at least three (3) m (10 ft.) from the edge of the pool.
• Only connect the control box to a receptacle protected by a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). Contact a certified electrician if you cannot verify that the receptacle is protected by a GFCI.
• Do not use an extension cord to connect the control box.
• Do not allow anyone to swim while the cleaner is in the pool.

• The control box is water-resistant, not waterproof. In order to prevent electrocution, never submerge the control box or leave exposed to inclement weather.

• Unscrew the protective cap for the floating cable from the side of the control box by turning counter-clockwise (Figure 10).

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Figure 10. Remove Protective Cap

1. Grip the notched end of the floating power cable, insert into the control box, and turn clockwise to tighten. (Figure 11.)

2. Plug the control box directly into a GFCI outlet. DO NOT use an extension cord.

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Figure 11. Connect Floating Cable

NOTE: To avoid damaging the power cable, do not try to twist the entire cable housing (see below).

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NOTE: To avoid exposing the power cable connector pins to water, be sure the connector is screwed in all the way and there is no gap. (see below).

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4 General Cleaner Operation

CAUTION

To prevent damage to the cleaner, be sure to adhere to the following guidelines:

- Remove the cleaner from the pool after the cleaning cycle is completed.

- Store on the caddy out of direct sunlight or inclement weather.

- Never lift the cleaner out of the pool by the floating cable. Always use the lift feature to remove cleaner from the pool.

• Take additional care when lifting the cleaner out of the pool. It becomes heavier when filled with water.

• Always remove the cleaner from pool when super chlorinating or adding acid.

- Do not handle cleaner while it is in operation.

IMPORTANT

• Always make sure the cleaner head is fully submerged before you begin operation.
- Clean the filter canister after each cleaning cycle.
- Do not leave your cleaner in the pool on a permanent basis.
- At the end of each cycle, remove the cleaner from the pool.
- Start at the cleaner head and untangle any coils in the cable before storing the cleaner.

The Polaris robotic cleaner includes a safety feature that automatically stops the cleaner if it is powered on but not submerged in water. For pools equipped with a beach area, this safety feature is programmed to drive the cleaner in reverse and back into the pool when the impeller is out of the water.

Install and Submerge the Cleaner

1. With the control box plugged into a GFCI outlet, spread the floating cable across the pool deck until you reach the middle of the pool length.
2. At the center point, submerge the cleaner in the pool and hold in the vertical position to release any air trapped inside. (Figure 12).

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Figure 12. Submerge the Cleaner Vertically

1. Ensure the unit sinks to the bottom of the pool and does not float (Figure 13).

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Figure 13. Cleaner Sinking to the Bottom of the Pool

1. Place only enough floating cable in the water to reach the farthest end of your pool from the central point. Spread out the floating cable ensuring there are no kinks or coils in the cable (Figure 14).

NOTE: For optimal patterning and reduced tangling, the floating cable should enter the water near the middle of the pool length. Only place enough cable in the water to reach the farthest point in the pool (see Figure 14).

cleaner cleaner Max Floating Cable Length Recommended entry point Not Recommended caddy / control unit WARNING: Do not use an extension cord

Figure 14. Pool Entry Point for Optimal Patterning

Using the Control Box

The control box can be used to initiate basic cleaning features and to connect the device to home Wi-Fi. For more information on connecting your cleaner to Wi-Fi, see section 5, Installing iAquaLink™.

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Control box receiving power

Start/Stop cleaning

Select cleaning mode:

*

Waterline (45 min) Waterline only

Quick Clean (1h 15 min) Floor only

SMART Cycle (Calculate custom clean duration) Floor, Wall, Waterline

*

Deep Clean (2h 45 min) Floor, Walls, Waterline, High Intensity

Dirty canister indicator

Remove cleaner from the pool

+ / - 15 minute increments

Initiate connection and set up iAquaLink™ control

Bluetooth connection status: BLINKING - searching for signal SOLID - paired with phone

Wi-Fi connection status: BLINKING - connected to router SOLID - connected to the internet

*

Set recurring cleaning: Every: Day, 2 Days, or 3 Days

*not available on all models

Start / Stop Cleaning and Adjust Cleaning Time

The factory default cleaning mode is SMART Cycle (Floor, Wall, Waterline).

The first use of SMART Cycle (duration: 2:30), will automatically calculate the cleaner's optimal cleaning time for your pool. After the initial SMART Cycle calculation, the optimal cleaning time is saved for future use.

To recalculate the SMART Cycle setting, press and hold the MODE button for 5 seconds.

Use MODE change cleaning surface setting.

Toggle between:

Waterline

(45 min)

Waterline only

Quick Clean

(1h 15 min)

Floor only

SMART Cycle

(Calculate custom clean duration)

Floor, Wall, Waterline

Deep Clean

(2h 45 min)

Floor, Walls, Waterline, High Intensity

* not available on all models

1. With cleaner submerged in water, press

the to be operation. Press

again to interrupt and cancel an in-progress cleaning cycle.

NOTE: At the beginning of each cleaning cycle, the robot confirms your pool parameters (approximately 10 minutes). During this time, the cleaner does not climb to the waterline.

Press +/- buttons to increase or decrease cleaning time in 15-minute increments.

-Minimum run time is 30 minutes.

-Maximum run time is 3 hours 30 minutes.

NOTE: The control box automatically goes into standby mode after 5 minutes and the display screen turns off. Press any key to exit standby mode and view remaining cycle time. Cleaner will continue to function in standby mode.

Lift System

The Lift System is designed to assist in retrieving the robot from the pool. Lift System can be activated at any time during or after a cleaning cycle.

1. Press to begin the automated procedure.

The screen displays when the

Lift System is in operation.

NOTE: To stop the procedure at any time, press and release the button again.

1. Next, Press and HOLD to locate the cleaner.

2. Once the cleaner is facing the wall of your choice for retrieval, release the button.

3. Cleaner will drive forward and up the wall it is facing. It will wait at the water line to be retrieved.

4. When in reach, remove the cleaner from the pool using the handle. The cleaner will quickly expel water to allow for lighter, easier removal.

NOTE: Never lift the cleaner out of the pool by the floating cable.

5 Installing iAquaLink™

The iAquaLink app is available for download from the App Store or Google Play.

With iAquaLink Control, you can connect to your robotic cleaner from anywhere, anytime to access many functions and troubleshooting advice. App features are dependant on model.

Before you begin installation, make sure you have the following:

• Robotic Cleaner submerged in the pool.
  • Control Box connected and plugged into a GFCI outlet.
• Smart device (phone or tablet) with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled
  • Wi-Fi router with sufficient signal strength at the Control Box
• IMPORTANT: Have your Wi-Fi network password available.

Download the App

Install or update the iAquaLink app from the App Store or Google Play.

Once the download is complete, select the iAquaLink icon on your smart device to open the app.

Sign Up and Log In

Click Sign Up to create a new user account. Or, if you previously set up an iAquaLink account, click Log In to access your systems.

Complete all required fields in the Account Set Up page and agree to the Terms and Conditions.

Configure the System

1. On the My Systems page, click + in the upper right-hand corner to add a system.
2. Choose "Robotic Cleaner" from the list and choose your model type.
3. On the Control Box, press

Bluetooth light indicates status:

BLINKING - searching for signal

SOLID - paired with phone

1. Follow on-screen prompts to add your cleaner and connect to your home router.

Wi-Fi light indicates status:

BLINKING - connected to router

SOLID - connected to the internet

NOTE: The searching screen may take a few minutes to find your router. If you receive an error you may have a weak router signal at the location of your control box OR you may have entered an incorrect Wi-Fi password. In the case of a weak router signal, consider installing a Wi-Fi extender to boost your signal strength. (See iAquaLink Troubleshooting section.)

6 iAquaLink™ Control

Once you have downloaded the iAquaLink app and connected the device to Wi-Fi, the iAquaLink app allows for robotic cleaner control from anywhere, anytime. Functions vary within the iAqualink app depending on which cleaner model you have.

WARNING

Do not enter pool while the robotic cleaner is in water.

iAquaLink™ Control Home Screen

App function and design is subject to change.

Start/Stop Cleaning

Dirty Canister Indicator

Remote

Manual Time Adjustment (current run time +/- 15 minutes)

Clean Mode

°C / F

Water Temperature Display

Lift System

Start / Stop Cleaning and Adjust Cleaning Time

The factory default cleaning surface setting is SMART Cycle (Floor, Wall, Waterline).

SMART Cycle calculates a customized cleaning time optimized for your pool. On the first run of SMART Cycle, the app counts up as it calculates the optimized cleaning time.

On periodic SMART Cycle cleaning, the app will count down from the optimized cleaning time.

NOTE: To Recalculate SMART Cycle, go to the Set Cleaning Mode after the initial calculation.

1. From the Home screen or the Control Box, press the Start button to begin cleaning.

2. The app displays the cycle time in hours and minutes.

To increase or decrease the cycle time during cleaning, press the (+) and (−) buttons.

-Time adjusts up or down in 15 minute increments.

-Minimum run time is 30 minutes.

-Maximum run time is 3 hours 30 minutes.

-The control box displays the same countdown and cycle setting as the app.

1. Press ☐ to interrupt and cancel an in-progress cleaning cycle.

NOTE: At the beginning of each cleaning cycle, the robot confirms your pool parameters (approximately 10 minutes). During this time, the cleaner does not climb to the waterline.

Set Cleaning Mode

1. From the main screen, select Cleaning Mode to view options.

* 2. Choose from available cleaning modes depending on your cleaner model.

1. In Custom mode (if applicable), select the cleaning surface and cleaning intensity from the on-screen icons.

* not available on all models

Remote Control

Use your mobile device as a remote control.

IMPORTANT: Only use Remote Control when in view of the cleaner.

1. From the main screen, select the Remote tab.

NOTE: When in remote control mode, the control box

displays

1. You can direct the cleaner using the remote control or use the spot clean feature (not available on all models) to help pick up debris.
2. To use "Spot Clean" drive the cleaner near where debris has collected and initiate "Spot Clean." The Cleaner will perform a short cleaning pattern to remove debris in that area.

* not available on all models

NOTE: If you experience significant delays between the app command and cleaner response, you may have a weak Wi-Fi signal or other connectivity challenges that interfere with the immediacy of the remote control functions.

Lift System

The Lift System is designed to assist in retrieving the robot from the pool. Lift System can be activated at any time during or after a cleaning cycle.

IMPORTANT: Only use Lift System when in view of the cleaner.

1. From the main screen, select Lift System to enter automated procedure.
2. Use the left and right arrow icons to rotate the cleaner to face the wall of your choice.
3. Press the Lift System icon to drive the cleaner up the wall it is facing. The cleaner will wait at the water line to be retrieved.

NOTE: To stop the procedure at any time, press and release the button again.

1. When in reach, grab the cleaner handle and begin to pull cleaner out of the water. The cleaner will quickly expel water to allow for lighter, easier removal.

NOTE: Never lift the cleaner out of the pool by the floating cable.

Program or Cancel Cleaning Schedules

(not available on all models)

It is still recommended to remove and clean the filter canister after every cleaning cycle.

1. Tap the area titled Next Cleaning or go to System Settings and choose Schedules.
2. To program a schedule, select the day of the week.
3. Select a start time to begin the cleaning cycle.
4. Select a cleaning mode. Mode selected will determine runtime.
5. Press OK to save the schedule or Delete to remove permanently.
6. Repeat steps 2-4 to program additional days.

NOTE: Only one programmed cleaning cycle can be scheduled per day.

1. Press BACK or DONE to leave the Edit Schedule page and return to the main screen.
2. The next scheduled cleaning cycle will display near the top of the main screen.

Temperature Display (not available on all models)

On some models, the pool water temperature will be displayed on the main app screen. Accurate temperature may take a few minutes to display as the sensor acclimates to the surrounding water temperature. Temperature will only be displayed during an in-progress cleaning cycle.

LED Lights

1. Sensor Nav System™ - Indicator Light: Located on the front of the cleaner, this light has several functions to indicate status: Blinking Blue - Sensing, Scanning and Cleaning

* Solid Blue - Cleaning

Blinking Green: Lift System or Spot Cleaning

Solid Green: Remote Control

1. On some models, an LED light illuminates the interior area of the body and canister.

* not available on all models

NOTE: LED lights may be difficult to see in sunlight.

In-App Error Messages and Troubleshooting

If an error occurs, the status bar will show a warning symbol and: "Cleaning Interrupted".

1. Click on the warning symbol to view troubleshooting advice on how to fix the issue.
2. Choose Clear Error if you believe you have fixed the problem and want to re-try. Choose OK if you want to suspend the cleaner in error mode and work on the troubleshooting fix at a later time.

System Settings

Access System Settings by pressing the gear icon in the upper right hand corner of the app screen.

7 Maintenance

WARNING

To avoid electric shock and other hazards which could result in permanent injury or death, disconnect (unplug) the cleaner from the power source before performing any cleaning and maintenance.

Cord Tangling

Tangling can occur more frequently when the cleaner is not attended to after each cleaning cycle. The tangle-reducing swivel, in addition to proper installation, general maintenance and the following troubleshooting steps can help to avoid cable challenges.

IMPORTANT

Cleaner power cable may become tangled if correct procedure is not followed after each cleaning cycle.

NOTE: For optimal patterning and reduced tangling, the floating cable should enter the water near the middle of the pool length (Figure 15). Only place enough cable in the water to reach the farthest point in the pool.

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Figure 15. Optimal Entry Point in Pool

If tangling occurs, follow these steps:

1. Remove the cleaner from the pool using the Lift System. When the cleaner is within arm's reach, use the handle to remove from the water. Never lift the cleaner out of the pool by the floating cable or swivel.
2. Hold the cleaner vertically to drain (Figure 16).

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Figure 16. Keep Cleaner Vertical to Drain Water

1. Unplug power to the cleaner at the control box (Figure 17).

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Figure 17. Unplug

1. Remove the cleaner from the pool and untangle all kinks and coils in the power cable (Figure 18). Start at the cleaner head. Lay the cable in the sun to loosen any tangling memory.

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Figure 18. Untangle

Clean the Filter Canister

The filter canister should be cleaned at the end of each cycle.

1. Remove the cleaner from the water using the Lift System and let the remaining water drain.
2. Set the unit on four wheels.
3. Push the cover lock (1) and lift the cover (2) until it is secured in the vertical position. (Figure 19).

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Figure 19. Lift Cleaner Cover

1. Remove the filter canister assembly from the body (3), as shown in Figure 20.

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Figure 20. Remove Filter Canister Assembly

1. Push the quick release button on the canister assembly (4) and pull open Figure 21.

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Figure 21. Open Filter Canister Assembly

1. Separate the filter canister from the filter support (6), as shown in Figure 22.

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Figure 22. Remove Filter Canister

1. Empty all debris from the filter canister, then rinse the canister, the filter support and the cleaner using a hose, as shown in Figure 23.

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Figure 23. Wash Filter Canister

NOTE: Periodically, remove the filter canister and clean thoroughly with soapy water and a soft bristle brush.

Store the Cleaner When Not in Use

The cleaner should be cleaned regularly using slightly soapy clean water. Do not use solvents such as trichlorethylene or its equivalent. Rinse the cleaner generously using clean water. Do not let your cleaner dry in direct sunlight near the pool. The cleaner should be stored on its caddy so that it dries quickly.

1. Disconnect cleaner from the power source.
2. Starting at the cleaner head, remove all coils and tangles from the cable (Figure 24). Lay the cable in the sun to loosen any tangling memory.
3. Place the rear wheels on the caddy and position the cleaner vertically on the caddy base.
4. Disconnect the cable from the control box. Replace the protective cap on the control box.

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Figure 24. Untangle the Floating cable

1. Loosely coil the power cable starting at the cleaner and moving toward the connection point at control box. Store the cable by wrapping it around the hook located on the front of the caddy.

Replacing Wear Parts

Replacing Brushes

The cleaner is fitted with PVC brushes with a "wear" indicator. (Figure 25).

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Figure 25. Worn Brush Indicator

To maintain cleaner performance at its best you need to replace the brushes as soon as one of the wear indicators is reached (even if the blade wear is not even). It is recommended that you replace the brushes when the rubber is worn down to the top of the wear indicator (or every two years, whichever comes first).

To replace a worn brush:

1. Lift the cleaner to a vertical position so that the handle is up (Figure 26).

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Figure 26. Cleaner in Upright Position

1. Separate the edges of the brush and undo the tabs (Figure 27). Remove the worn brushes.

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Figure 27. Undo the Tabs of the Brush

1. To install the new brush, position the new brush on the roller with the cleaning blades facing away from the roller (Figure 28).

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Figure 28. Install the New Brush

1. Thread each tab into the slot provided and gently feed it through until the heel comes out at the other side of the slot (Figure 29).

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Figure 29. Pull Tabs Through Each Slot

1. Use a pair of scissors to cut the tabs 3/4 inch from the heel so that they are no higher than the cleaning blade (Figure 30).
2. Repeat the procedure to install the second brush.

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Figure 30. Cut Tabs

Replacing Tires

1. Pull on the inside of the old tire to remove the tire lip from the wheel (Figure 31).

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Figure 31. Pull the Old Tire Over the Wheel

1. Remove the old tire (Figure 32).

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Figure 32. Remove the Old Tire

1. To replace the tire, position the tire on the wheel making sure to orient the tire so that the word INSIDE is toward the body of the cleaner (Figure 33).

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Figure 33. Tire Replacement Orientation

1. Push one side of the tire on to the wheel and fit the rib of the tire in the groove of the wheel (Figure 34).

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Figure 34. Start on One Side of the Tire

1. Work the tire onto the wheel and verify the rib of the tire is positioned properly within the groove of the wheel (Figure 35).

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Figure 35. Work the Tire On Around the Wheel

1. Push and position the rib of the inner side of the tire in the groove of the wheel (Figure 36). If needed, turn the wheel gently to help with installation.

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Figure 36. Push the Tire into Place on the Wheel

Spare Parts

The complete spare parts list and exploded view is available on the Polaris website.

• USA: www.polarispool.com
• Canada: www.polarispool.ca

Contact your local maintenance provider to perform diagnostic tests or repairs not shown in general maintenance.

8 Troubleshooting

Information.about the cleaner status and any relevant condition will be displayed on the control box and/or in the iAquaLink™ app.

Error Codes

Control Box Display	In-App Display	Suggested Solution
1	Pump Motor	a. Check for corrosion or bent pins in the power cable connection area.b. Turn each wheel one quarter turn in one direction repeatedly until rotation is smooth. Repeat, turning wheels in the opposite direction until rotation is smooth.c. If this does not resolve the problem, contact your local retailer for a diagnostic review or call customer service.
2	Traction Motor Right
3	Traction Motor Left
4 Pump	Motor Consumption	a. Check for small debris or hair in the fan impeller.b. Thoroughly clean the filter canister.c. If this does not resolve the problem, contact your local retailer for a diagnostic review or call customer service.
5	Drive Motor Consumption Right	a. Thoroughly clean the filter canister.b. Turn off the cleaner and submerge. Shake to release air bubbles. Restart cycle.c. If this does not resolve the problem, contact your local retailer for a diagnostic review or call customer service.
6	Drive Motor Consumption Left
7 Cleaner	Floating	• Turn cleaner power off, then submerge cleaner according to correct procedure.
8 Cleaner	Out of the Water	• Turn off the cleaner and submerge. Shake to release air bubbles. Restart cycle.
9	N/A • Cleaner has completed a cleaning cycle. This is not an error. No action required.
10 Communication		a. Turn cleaner power off and on again to reset.b. Check floating cable connection to the control box. Check for corrosion or bent pins at the connection point.c. If this does not resolve the problem, contact your local retailer for a diagnostic review or call customer service.
11 Sensor Unit		• Contact approved service station for replacement.
N/A Connection Error		a. Check that the control box is plugged into a GFCI outlet and that the Wi-Fi icon is illuminated.b. If not, go through the set-up steps to reconnect to the home router. Check that the router is in close enough range to the control box. Install a Wi-Fi extender if necessary.

General Troubleshooting

The following list provides some helpful hints for troubleshooting common challenges when using the cleaner.

User Issue Possible Cause Suggested Solution

Lights on control box flash after pressing Start/Stop	Floating cable not connected Unplug and then reconnect the floating cable to the control box.
	Cleaner not fully submerged. Remove cleaner from pool and re-submerge (see: Install and Submerge the Cleaner).
	Poor connection or need to restart cycle.	Unplug the control box and reconnect to a GFCI outlet. Press "Start" to begin a new cycle.
	Propeller or wheels may be jammed and not turning correctly.	Contact your local retailer to request a diagnostic review. If the problem is not resolved, contact Polaris Technical Support at 1-800-822-7933.
The flashing lights appear on the control box during the cleaning cycle.	Cleaner not fully submerged Remove cleaner from pool and re-submerge (see: Install and Submerge the Cleaner).
The cleaner does not stay on the pool surface or is floating excessively.	There is air trapped inside the cleaner housing.	Remove cleaner from pool and re-submerge (see: Install and Submerge the Cleaner).
	The filter canister is full or dirty. Dispose of debris and thoroughly clean the filter canister with mild soap and a soft brush. Then, re-submerge the cleaner (see: Clean the Filter Canister).
The cleaner is not climbing walls.	The filter canister is full or dirty. Dispose of debris and thoroughly clean the filter canister with mild soap and a soft brush. Then, re-submerge the cleaner (see: Clean the Filter Canister).
	Tire treads worn down See: Replacing Wear Parts
	Confirm appropriate pool chemistry Speak with your pool service professional. Do not leave cleaner in the pool during any chemical treatments.
The cleaner is not moving Not connected to electricity. The outlet the control box is connected to, is not supplying electrical power. Check that the outlet to which the control box is connected is receiving electricity.

User Issue Possible Cause Suggested Solution
The cleaner is not cleaning the pool effectively.	Filter canister is full or dirty. Dispose of debris and thoroughly clean the filter canister with mild soap and a soft brush. Then, re-submerge the cleaner (see: Clean the Filter Canister).
	Brushes are worn. Check the wear indicator(s) (see: Replacing Wear Parts).
	Cable is excessively tangled. Untangle the twisted cord and lay in sun to reduce memory (see: Cord Tangling).

Dismissing an Error Code

From the Control Box:

After you have completed the troubleshooting solution steps, press any key (except the phone icon) to clear the error code.

If the control box is in Standby Mode, press the Start/Stop button to show the on-screen display. After you have completed the troubleshooting solution steps, press any key (except the phone icon) to clear the error code.

From the iAquaLink™ App:

Press the error icon to display troubleshooting solutions. After you have completed the troubleshooting solution steps, press Clear Error to return to normal operation. Or, press OK if you need to complete the solution steps at a later time.

iAquaLink™ Troubleshooting

This information can help to troubleshoot connection and setup challenges between the iAquaLink app and the cleaner.

How It Works

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    A["Your Smart Device"] -->|Wireless Signal| B["Internet"]
    B --> C["Your Internet Router"]
    C --> D["Cleaner Control Unit"]
    D --> E["Robotic Pool Cleaner"]

How to connect:

You must connect to the home router (network) by first establishing a direct connection between the control box and your smart device. (See: Configure the System.)

IMPORTANT: It is recommended to locate the control box as close to the home router as practical. Do not use an extension cord.

Common iAquaLink™ Troubleshooting

Remember, if you get a new Wi-Fi Router, reset the defaults of your current Wi-Fi Router or simply change your Wi-Fi network password, you will have to re-establish the connection between your cleaner and the router. (See: Configure the System.)

User Issue Possible Cause Suggested Solution
All lights are off Bright sunlight	Shield the lights to block sunlight and re-check if the lights are lit.
	Control box is unplugged. Plug the control box into a GFCI outlet (see: Connect to a Power Source).
	Power outage. Verify that the breaker is on and electricity is being supplied to the outlet.
	Lost internet connection. Check internet connection - Network may be down.
Wi-Fi is off Router is off. Turn	router on.
	Router password was changed. Reset router with new password.
Wi-Fi light is flashing Lost internet connection	Internet connection Check internet connection - Network may be down.
	Control box is too far from home router	Relocate the control box as near to the home router as practical. (See: Install and Submerge the Cleaner) Do not use an extension cord.
	Weak Wi-Fi signal • Check for adequate Wi-Fi signal strength.• With a Windows laptop, go to Network Connections in the Control Panel. Check Signal Strength meter under Wireless Network Connection icon while standing near the control box.• With a smart device, search for, download, and use an app that can check signal strength while standing near the control box. If Wi-Fi signal is weak, consider installing a Wi-Fi extender.
	Connectivity issue with local Wi-Fi or connection to the server.	Contact your local internet service provider.• Unplug your control box and wait 10 seconds. Plug in the box again and see if lights illuminate.• Check Internet connection - Network may be down.
Wi-Fi light is on but buttons and functions are disabled	Firmware update in progress.	"PROG" displays on the control box and information is displayed in the app during an over-the-air firmware update. Simply wait for button functions to resume after update completes. Do not unplug from power during an update.

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Figure 18. Démêler

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Figure 22. Retirer le panier filtrant

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Figura 10. Retire la tapa protectora

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