1. Introduction
The Ubbink Robotclean 3 Plus is an advanced electric robotic pool cleaner designed for efficient and thorough cleaning of your swimming pool. This autonomous robot is capable of cleaning the pool floor, walls, and waterline, making it suitable for pools up to 120 square meters. It features a 15-meter cable, making it compatible with various pool coatings. With a powerful suction capacity of 16 cubic meters per hour and a filtration fineness of 100 microns, it ensures a clean pool. The Robotclean 3 Plus operates at low voltage for enhanced safety and includes an integrated safety system. Its two motors provide effective movement across pool surfaces.
2. Setup
2.1 Unpacking and Initial Inspection
Carefully remove all components from the packaging. Inspect the robot, control unit, and cable for any signs of damage. Ensure all parts are present before proceeding with installation.
Image: The Ubbink Robotclean 3 Plus robotic pool cleaner, its control unit, and power cable laid out next to the swimming pool, ready for setup.
2.2 Connecting the Control Unit
- Place the control unit at least 3.5 meters (11.5 feet) from the edge of the pool. Ensure it is in a shaded area and protected from direct sunlight and rain.
- Connect the floating cable from the robot to the control unit. Ensure the connection is secure.
- Plug the control unit's power cord into a grounded electrical outlet.
2.3 Placing the Robot in the Pool
Before placing the robot in the pool, ensure the pool is free of large debris that could obstruct the robot's movement or damage its components.
Image: The Ubbink Robotclean 3 Plus robotic pool cleaner is carefully lowered into the swimming pool by its handle, ensuring it fills with water.
- Hold the robot by its handle and gently lower it into the water.
- Allow the robot to sink to the bottom of the pool. Gently shake it from side to side to release any trapped air bubbles. This ensures proper submersion and operation.
- Spread the floating cable evenly across the pool surface to prevent tangling during operation.
3. Operation
3.1 Starting a Cleaning Cycle
Once the robot is properly submerged and connected, you can initiate a cleaning cycle.
Image: The Ubbink Robotclean 3 Plus robotic pool cleaner is fully submerged and actively cleaning the pool floor.
- Turn on the control unit.
- Select the desired cleaning cycle using the controls on the unit. The Robotclean 3 Plus offers three distinct cleaning cycles to suit different needs. Refer to the control unit's specific instructions for cycle selection.
- The robot will begin its programmed cleaning routine, covering the pool floor, walls, and waterline.
3.2 Removing the Robot from the Pool
After the cleaning cycle is complete or if you need to remove the robot:
Image: A hand grasps the handle of the Ubbink Robotclean 3 Plus robotic pool cleaner as it floats near the surface, ready to be lifted out of the water.
- Turn off the control unit and unplug it from the power outlet.
- Gently pull the floating cable to bring the robot to the edge of the pool.
- Use the handle to lift the robot out of the water. Allow excess water to drain from the robot before placing it on the pool deck. Do not pull the robot out of the water by its cable.
4. Maintenance
4.1 Cleaning the Filter Baskets
Regular cleaning of the filter baskets is crucial for maintaining the robot's cleaning efficiency and prolonging its lifespan. It is recommended to clean the filters after each use.
Image: The Ubbink Robotclean 3 Plus robotic pool cleaner with its top cover open, showing the two removable filter baskets lifted out for cleaning.
- Ensure the robot is turned off and unplugged.
- Open the top cover of the robot.
- Remove the filter baskets.
- Rinse the filter baskets thoroughly with a garden hose to remove all trapped debris.
- Reinsert the clean filter baskets into their compartments and close the top cover securely.
4.2 General Care and Storage
- After each use, rinse the robot with fresh water to remove any chlorine or chemical residue.
- Store the robot and control unit in a cool, dry, and shaded area when not in use. Avoid direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Periodically check the brushes and tracks for wear and tear. Replace them if necessary according to manufacturer guidelines.
- Ensure the floating cable is untangled and stored properly to prevent damage.
5. Troubleshooting
This section provides solutions to common issues you might encounter with your Robotclean 3 Plus.
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
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| Robot does not start or stops unexpectedly. |
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| Poor cleaning performance. |
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| Robot gets stuck or moves slowly. |
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6. Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
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| Model Name | Robotclean 3 Plus |
| Manufacturer Reference | 7505520 |
| Brand | Ubbink |
| Maximum Pool Area | Up to 120 m² |
| Cleaning Coverage | Pool floor, walls, and waterline |
| Filtration Fineness | 100 µm (microns) |
| Cable Length | 15 meters |
| Suction Power | 16 m³/h |
| Cleaning Cycles | Three (programmable) |
| Voltage | Low voltage operation |
| Motors | Two motors for efficient movement |
| Compatible Pool Coatings | All types |
| ASIN | B0CRYSVCSS |
7. Warranty and Support
For warranty information, technical support, or to inquire about spare parts, please contact Ubbink customer service directly. Refer to the product packaging or the official Ubbink website for contact details specific to your region.
Note: Information regarding the availability of spare parts is not provided in the product details. Please contact the manufacturer for current availability.
