FAQ

EN: Scuba N1 FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Which pool types & structures is this device suitable for? Which are not

suitable for this device?

A: The device performs as intended in pools made of concrete, fiberglass

vinyl, mosaic tiles, glass, and other materials; it cannot be used for infinity

pools.

Q: Can the device clean steps?

A: The device can climb steps, but it cannot clean them.

Q: Why does the device automatically shut down after being turned on?

A: After the device is turned on for 30 s, it will turn the water pump briefly

every 10 s to check whether it has entered the water for 3 times. lf it detects

that it has not entered the water 3 times, it will shut down; please put the

device into the pool within 1 min after starting the device. The device will

begin cleaning within 10 s after it reaches the bottom of the pool.

Q: Why does the device stay on my pool drain for a long time?

A: The suction of your pool drain may pull your device onto it, preventing

the device from continuing its cleaning operations. Do not, under any

circumstances, open the drain outlet while your device is cleaning the pool.

lf the device has become stuck, it will adjust its propulsion and workfree

within 3 minutes.

Q: How do I use Eco mode?

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EN: Scuba N1 FAQ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q: Which pool types & structures is this device suitable for? Which are not suitable for this device? A: The device performs as intended in pools made of concrete, fiberglass vinyl, mosaic tiles, glass, and other materials; it cannot be used for infinity pools. Q: Can the device clean steps? A: The device can climb steps, but it cannot clean them.
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A: 1) After turning on the device, short press the button to select Eco Mode and put the device into the water. The device will clean the bottom of the pool every 48h for one week for a duration of 45 minutes per cleaning. 2) The device may be left in the pool during the entire process and does not need to be retrieved until the three cleaning cycles over one-week are completed.
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clean the device after each use to prevent blockage of these systems. Q: Why doesn't the device climb the wall? A:1) The contact surface between the caterpillar tread and the wall is insufficient. resulting in the device being unable to climb.2) The debris bin is full or the filter is clogged, causing the device to fail to climb the wall. Q: Why does the device perform a wheelie action and how can l solve it? A: This action may be caused by the debris bin being full or the filter being clogged.