Aiper Seagull 800B Robotic Pool Cleaner

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You have joined a family of millions who have trusted Aiper to maintain their pools, enjoying the convenience of a pristinely clean pool. This user manual will help you maintain your Aiper pool cleaner and ensure it performs at its maximum efficiency for years to come. Please take a few minutes to read through this manual.

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Contents

1. Introduction
2. Structure
3. Specifications & Working Conditions
4. Use The Pool Cleaner
5. Clean The Filter Tray
6. Maintenance & Storage
7. Light Indicator
8. Packing List
9. Warranty

1. Introduction

This environment-friendly robotic pool cleaner Seagull 800B is a new type of rechargeable automatic cleaner that filters the pool water without replacing the pool water.

Please read this user manual carefully before using it.

2. Structure

The Aiper Seagull 800B has the following components:

• Handle
• Top Cover
• Filter Tray
• Chassis

Included accessories:

• Retrieving Hook
• Charger
• Brushes

3. Specifications & Working Conditions

CAUTION:

Use the cleaner in the water conditions below:

• Temperature: 50-95°F (10-35°C)
• pH Value: 7.0-7.4
• Chlorine: Maximum 4 ppm
• NaCl: Maximum 5000 ppm

4. Use The Pool Cleaner

4.1 Important Precautions

This model only applies to swimming pools with a flat floor with no slopes, up to 850 sq.ft / 80m².

Diagram showing a flat pool floor suitable for the cleaner, and a sloped pool floor not suitable.

Insert the included 2 brushes tightly to the bottom slots of the cleaner until you hear a click sound.

Diagram showing how to insert the brushes into the bottom slots of the cleaner.

Power off the cleaner after use.

Put into or lift out of the pool with the cleaner bottom towards the wall to avoid any possible scratches to the pool or the machine.

Diagram showing the correct way to place the cleaner into or lift it out of the pool, with the bottom facing the wall.

4.2 Charging

Fully charge the cleaner before cleaning your pool.

• Power off the cleaner before charging.
• Clean and dry the charging port before charging.
• When charging, do not place the cleaner with the bottom up to prevent the handle from being crushed.

Diagram showing the correct orientation for charging the cleaner (handle facing up, bottom down) and incorrect orientation (bottom up).

• Blue light flashing slowly indicates the battery is charging.
• Blue light staying ON indicates that charging is completed.

4.3 Working

a. Press and hold the power button until the blue light stays ON with a beep. Drop the cleaner into the water within 30 seconds. The cleaner will start working after 5 seconds, with the white light staying ON.

Diagram showing the power button being pressed, with indicators for beep and steady blue light.

b. When the battery is low, the red light flashes slowly, and the cleaner automatically stops alongside the pool wall. The red light will flash for 60 seconds and then power OFF, to be retrieved.

Diagram showing the cleaner on the pool wall with a flashing red light, indicating low battery.

c. Attach the included hook to your pool pole and hook up the handle of the cleaner to lift it out of the water.

Diagram showing a person using a pool pole with a hook to lift the cleaner out of the water.

5. Clean The Filter Tray

a. Open the two small buckles in the front and back of the machine, then slightly open the two big buckles at the sides of the machine.

Diagram showing how to open the buckles on the cleaner.

b. Take off the top cover of the machine and remove the filter tray.

Diagram showing the top cover being removed and the filter tray being taken out.

c. Dump the dirt and debris in the bottom shell. Wash the shell and filter tray with water.

Diagram showing dirt being dumped from the shell and the shell and filter tray being washed.

d. After cleaning, put the filter tray back and lock the top cover with the buckles.

Diagram showing the filter tray being reinserted and the top cover being closed and buckled.

6. Maintenance & Storage

a. Always wash the filter tray IMMEDIATELY after use. The filter tray can become blocked by dried debris and be difficult to remove if not washed promptly.

Diagram comparing a clean filter tray (with a checkmark) and a filter tray not cleaned for a long time (with a cross).

b. Replace a Brush:

If a brush is worn out, follow the steps below to replace it:

1. Take off the top cover of the machine and locate the brush position.
2. Use your finger or a small tool to push the two small locking bars aside, as shown in the arrows.

Diagram showing how to push the locking bars aside to release the brush.

3. Press the two locking bars down and remove the brush.
4. Insert your new brush (not included) into the bottom slot of the cleaner.

c. Replace a Wheel:

If a wheel breaks, follow the steps below for replacement:

1. Take off the top cover of the machine and locate the broken wheel position.
2. Use your finger or a small tool to push the wheel buckle until it bends slightly. Push down the top of the black wheel stem while keeping the white wheel stem catch part, as shown in the arrows.

Diagram showing how to release the wheel by pushing the buckle and wheel stem.

3. Insert the included new spare wheels into the white wheel stem catch, aligning it with either of the two small holes of the wheel position. Lock it up, and you should hear a click sound.

Diagram showing how to insert and secure the new wheel.

d. The cleaner should be stored in a cool and ventilated place, away from direct sunshine.

e. If the cleaner needs to be stored for a long period, it should be charged every three months to maintain battery life between 40%-60%. Use the original and authorized power adapter only. If the cleaner is not charged for a long time, the battery voltage may drop below the over-discharge protection voltage due to self-discharge, which could cause fatal damage.

Diagram showing a cleaner with a crossed-out battery icon indicating 'No charging for a long time', and a cleaner with a battery icon and text indicating 'Recharge every three months'.

7. Light Indicator

8. Packing List

9. Warranty

This product has passed all quality control and safety tests, conducted by the technical department of the factory.

1. This product comes with a warranty that covers its battery and motor from the date of purchase. The respective country's legal provisions for warranty conditions shall apply accordingly.
2. This warranty is voided if the product has been altered, misused, or has been repaired by unauthorized personnel.
3. The warranty extends only to manufacturing defects and does not cover any damage resulting from mishandling of the product by the owner.
4. The order number or record must be presented for any claim or repair during the warranty period.

Declaration of Conformity (CE)

The EU declaration of conformity can be requested via the address below:

AIPER INTELLIGENT SARL
24 Avenue du Prado
13006 Marseille 6e Arrondissement, France

[CE Mark] [Recycling Symbol] [RoHS Mark]