Kogan Automatic Pool Cleaner (KAPOOLCLNRA) – Kogan.com Help Centre

Safety & Warnings

Please handle this product with care and inspect it regularly to ensure it is in good working order.

If the power supply cord or plug shows any signs of damage: stop use, unplug and contact Kogan.com support.

Read all instructions before using the appliance and retain for reference.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
This appliance is designed for consumer use: follow directions and use only as described.
Do not use with an extension cord unless necessary, and if so, ensure it is suitably rated and it is handled safely as is the product's own power cord:
Do not allow the power cord to be exposed to water, heat, direct sunlight or overhang where it can be pulled or otherwise be damaged or pose a hazard.
This appliance contains no user-serviceable parts. If it suffers any failure or damage, cease usage and contact Kogan Support after consulting the Troubleshooting section of this manual.

Attach part A to part B.
Attach part C to part A to ensure part C rotates freely.
Turn off the pump of your pool.
If your pool is equipped with a vacuum plug, follow step 4 on the next page.
Otherwise, follow step 5.
Connect part G to your vacuum plug. Connect the part I (regulator) into the part G. Make sure that the arrow under the regulator is pointed towards the vacuum plug.
Proceed to the step 7 below.
Remove the top lid and the basket of your wall skimmer.
Assemble the two elbow connectors, part H, to the part I, the regulator. Insert the part G facing downward and then the regulator. Make sure that the arrow under the regulator is pointing towards the skimmer.
Connect together the tube sections parts D and E.
Place part F (weight) at the end of the first tube section and connect the tube assembly.
Fill the tube section with water to eliminate air pockets.
Fill the tube section with water to eliminate air pockets.
Adjust your filtration system to the vacuum setting. A pump of at least 3/4 horsepower (6.5 m3/h) is required. The water flow should not be larger than 12 m3/h.
The pump can now be turned on.

The regulator, part I, can control the power of the cleaner.	If the cleaner leans too far forwards or backwards during, operation, this can be corrected by moving the weight “F” along the tube section as shown below.

1. Unscrew the cover pole with the wheel from the body.

2. Pull the diaphragm and inner pole from the body.

3. Pull the diaphragm from the inner pole and push on the new diaphragm.


4. Insert the diaphragm with inner pole back to the body.	5. Install as above.	6. Screw the cover pole to the wheel with the body.

Check if the pump is ON and / or primed.
Check Cleaner head for blockages.
Clean and empty pump basket and empty skimmer/weir basket.
Ensure the filtration system is thoroughly cleaned. Clean sand/cartridge filters on your pool pump as per manufacturer specifications.
Inspect the regulator valve and flush away any debris build-up.
Check the Mat for wear.
Make sure the curved tips of the Mat are facing upwards.
Ensure that the skimmer/weir vacuum lid is fitted correctly and check for cracks.
Check the hose for blockage.
Check the hose for leaks by lifting each section above water while pump is running.
Consult a pool shop in your area.

Adjust the return jets toward the problem area to guide the cleaner away from the steps.
Verify proper hose length.
Ensure cleaner sits flush with the pool floor. Adjust the position of hose weight if necessary.
This should be done at the deepest part of the pool.
Increase or decrease the flow to your cleaner via the regulator.
Check the mat for wear.

Adjust return jets downwards.
Verify proper hose length.
Ensure cleaner sits flush with the pool floor. Adjust the position of hose weight if necessary.
This should be done at the deepest part of the pool.
Remove or add one hose section.
Inspect the Regulator Valve and flush away any debris build-up.
Check that the hose sections are straight; if not, lay hose in a straight line in the sun to relax the memory.
Twist each hose section a half-turn at each connection point.
Ensure the wheel at the top of the Cleaner head is rotating freely.

Ensure there is a valve installed in the skimmer/weir.
Inspect the Regulator Valve and flush away any debris build-up.
Verify proper hose length.
Ensure cleaner sits flush with the pool floor. Adjust the position of hose weight if necessary. This should be done at the deepest part of the pool.

Ensure the wheel on top of the Cleaner body is rotating freely and is screwed on securely.
Check that the hose sections are straight; if not, lay hose in a straight line in the sun to relax the memory.
There may be too many hose sections for your pool. Try removing a section.
Inspect the Regulator Valve and flush away any debris build-up.
For pools where the skimmer is located at one end, the performance of the cleaner can be greatly improved by tying the hose off in the middle of the long side of your pool. This will allow the cleaner to move about the entire pool and eliminate the cleaner hose from tangling.

Utilise return jets to move cleaner.
Adjust hose weight.
Try decreasing the flow to your cleaner via the regulator. Less suction will allow the cleaner to move more freely.

Ensure the wheel on top of the Cleaner body is rotating freely and is screwed on securely.
Adjust return jets downwards.
Verify proper hose length.
Ensure cleaner sits flush with the pool floor. Adjust the position of hose weight if necessary.
This should be done at the deepest part of the pool.
Check that the hose sections are straight; if not, lay hose in a straight line in the sun to relax the memory.