Robotic Pool Cleaner LIBERTY

LIBERTY™ 200|300

User Instructions

Contents

  1. Pool cleaner parts

  2. Specifications

    1. Robot

    2. Water conditions

  3. Features and indications

  4. Charging recommendations

  5. Removing the robot out of the pool using click-up™ (for LIBERTY 300)

  6. Removing the robot out of the pool using grab hook (for LIBERTY 200)

  7. Cleaning the filter basket

  8. Periodic cleaning - recommended at least once a month

  9. Troubleshooting

  10. Off-season storage

  11. Warnings and cautions

    1. Warnings

    2. Cautions

1. POOL CLEANER PARTS

Settings and status indicator

Power button

Battery indicators

Inductive charger connection

Extra filter panels

Filter basket

Grab hook

Clicker* (*For LIBERTY 300)

Charger

2. SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 Robot

Water temperature range: 6°C-35°C / 43°F-95°F

Water depth range: 0.4m-2.5m / 1.33ft-8.2ft

Motor protection: IP 68

Chlorine - 4 ppm, Max.

pH - 7.0-7.8

NaCl - 5000 ppm, Max.

Battery Lithium-ion | 5,000mAh | 25.2V@5Ah / 126Wh

Charger protection: IP 54

2.2 Water Conditions

Use only the robotic pool cleaner in the following water conditions:

3. FEATURES AND INDICATIONS

Cycle Selector - LIBERTY 300

Use Cycle Selector to customize cleaning mode to "Floor only":

  1. Press ON to activate until the LED lights up.
  2. Press ON again for 3 seconds until the purple LED blinks 3 times.

Place the robot in the pool, and within 30 sec, it will start cleaning the pool floor. After cleaning cycle (90 minutes each cycle), the robot will return to default "Floor and Walls" mode.

You can use the Clicker for easy removal from the pool, in both “Floor and Walls" and "Floor only" mode.

Eco Mode - LIBERTY 300

Use Eco Mode to keep your pool floor clean for a week on one charge. The robot will automatically clean the pool floor for up to 30 min, 3 times a week, with 48 hours between cleaning cycles.

  1. Press ON to activate until LED lights up.
  2. Press ON again for 6 seconds until the purple LED light turns green.

Place the robot in the pool, and within 30 sec, it will start working.

Temperature Warning

In case of temperature warning notification, place and charge the pool cleaner in a protected and shaded area, at a temperature range of 6°C - 35°C / 43°F - 95°F.

Error

In case of error notification, please refer to troubleshooting.

4. CHARGING RECOMMENDATIONS

5. REMOVING THE ROBOT OUT OF THE POOL USING CLICK-UP™ (for LIBERTY 300)

1. Place the black capsule of the clicker, in the water.

2. Make sure the clicker is no more than 8 m/26 ft away from the robot.

3. Shake the clicker for at least 3 seconds.

After a few seconds the robot will climb to the waterline and will wait there for 60 seconds to be collected.

Take the robot easily out of the water.

* The robot will climb the nearest wall, and will wait for 60 seconds on the waterline.

* If you can't reach this wall, wait for the robot to move to another wall. Shake the clicker and the robot will climb to the waterline.

5.1 Removing The Robot Out Of The Pool Using Grab Hook (for LIBERTY 200)

* Standard pole. Not included.

* After finishing its cleaning cycle, the robot will stop next to a random wall, so you will be able to pick it up with the grab-hook.

6. CLEANING THE FILTER BASKET

It is highly recommended to clean the filter basket after each cleaning cycle.

Note: Do not let the filter basket dry out before cleaning.

Cleaning after use - removing and cleaning the filter basket

Open the filter cover.

Upon opening the filter cover, the handle will lift independently.

Lift up the basket.

Open the latch to release the bottom lid in order to remove the debris.

Clean the filter basket with a hose.

7. PERIODIC CLEANING - RECOMMENDED AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH

Dismantle the 2 ultra-fine filter panels of the basket, according to the following steps:

Dismantle the 2 panels using your thumbs.

Clean the filter panels with a hose.

Assemble the filter panels.

Insert the clean filter basket and close the filter cover.

8. TROUBLESHOOTING

Main Symptom Additional Symptoms Troubleshooting Steps - Customer
The robot doesn't charge Robot's Battery LEDs are blinking in a special pattern (central LED then right and left LEDs). The issue occurred while the robot was connected to the charger 1. In case the robot feels hot to the touch: charge the robot in a shaded location or when the temperature is low, for example: overnight / indoors.
2. In case the robot feels cold to the touch: try charging the robot in a warmer location.
The Power Unit doesn't show any LEDs at all Try connecting the charger to a different power outlet.
Make sure that the charger LED is on.
The Power Button LED is red The charging process stops, and the Power Button LED is blinking red for a short period of time 1. Try disconnecting the charger from the Power Unit and connecting it back a few times.
2. Check whether an object is blocking the connection between the charger and the Power Unit.
Charging progress is stuck: one of the battery LEDs is blinking and doesn't switch to the steady light after a long period of time 1. Make sure that the charger is connected properly.
2. Check whether an object is blocking the connection between the charger and the Power Unit.
The battery is not full after charging The robot's battery discharges while the robot is turned off 1. Check that the charger LED turns on.
2. Make sure that the charger is connected properly.
3. Check whether an object is blocking the connection between the charger and the Power Unit.
4. Charge overnight in a cooler location.
Red LED light appears above the power button The charging process works properly Fully charge the robot (until all battery LEDs are steady green), make sure that the robot is turned off. Do not start the cleaning process. Check the battery status after 2 days. If the battery charge level is significantly lower - contact Customer Care.
The robot will not start the cleaning cycle. The Power Button LED is red The robot finishes a 90-minute cleaning cycle Make sure there's nothing stuck in the tracks or brushes.
Clean the filter and make sure it's not clogged.
During the Eco mode and Cycle Selector, the robot will climb the walls even if configured otherwise Disconnect and reconnect the charger 3 times.
The robot will not respond to Click-Up™™ properly - will start the cleaning cycle instead of waiting at the wateline Contact Customer Care: wecare@maytronics.com
The charger is connected to the robot The charger is disconnected from the robot. The charging process works properly Disconnect the charger and press on the robot's power button to operate.
Contact Customer Care: wecare@maytronics.com

9. OFF-SEASON STORAGE

Before off-season or storing the robot during the winter - we recommend charging the battery at least 50% (2 green bars in the battery indicator panel).

Recommended storage temperature range: -10°C - 40°C / 14°F - 104°F.

After off-season storage, charge the robot to its fullest.

10. WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS

10.1 Warnings

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10.2 Cautions

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Models: LIBERTY 200 Robotic Pool Cleaner, LIBERTY 200, Robotic Pool Cleaner, Pool Cleaner, Cleaner

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