Weda W50 Manuel utilisateur

WEDA W50

OPERATING MANUAL

EDITION 1

WEDA W50

Table of Content

1 Weda Poolclener AB and Pool Vacuums

2 Delivery speciﬁcation

3 Technical speciﬁcation

4 Installation

5 Operating Instructions

6 Service and Maintenance

WEDA W50

1 Weda Poolcleaner AB and Pool Vacuums

Weda Poolcleaner AB has produced pool vacuums for public pools since the mid-1970´s. Today the

products are distributed world wide through own subsidiaries and a distributor network.

The product program consists of fully-automatic or semi-automatic pool vacuums (pool cleaners) for all

kinds of public pools.

Today’s market puts a great demand on the pool vacuums since pools are nowadays designed and built

in various shapes and forms and in a wide variety of sizes and depths. Pool types vary from regular

swimming pools to wave pools, lazy rivers etc.

Since there is a strong connection between chlorination levels in the pool water and the efﬁciency of the

pool vacuuming it is very important to optimise the pool vacuum for each individual pool. This is not only

based on the pool size but factors like the number of users and environmental issues in and around the

pool play an important role.

Since there is a common demand to decrease the usage of chlorine in pools Weda strives to design

better and more ﬂexible pool vacuums so that we can optimize the vacuum for each pool and meet the

customers’ high demands.

The latest product in the Weda range is the W50. W50 is the smallest fully-automatic and semi-auto-

matic pool vacuum in the Weda range. It is still designed to meet the needs of large public pools with

a large amount of users. And it includes the Weda reliability and more then 30 years experience from

pool-vacuum-design, usage and servicing.

The automatic function is reached by using the latest laser detection system and the most up-to-date

PLC technology available. The W50 uses no moving parts for wall detection.

The fully-automatic function is combined with a remote control option that allows for fast and reliable

movement control all over the pool bottoms.

The W50 is offered in two various basic models: The standard version and the “Super Auto” version with

the possibility to select a number of various cleaning programs. The two models are described in detail

below.

We wish you many good years of reliable pool cleaning with your new W50.

Klas Lange, Managing Director

Weda Poollcleaner AB

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Description

The W50 Standard is designed to clean bottoms in rectangular shaped pools.

The user has the option to choose between manual drive with a remote radio control or fully

automatic “one-way” cleaning. “One way” cleaning makes the cleaner clean the bottom in parallel

runs making a U-type turn as it hits the wall. This is a most efﬁcient way to clean most regular pools.

A built-in timer allows for setting of the start time from 0-9 hours and the running time also

up to 9 hours.

2. Delivery speciﬁcation

Pool Vacuum with 25 or 40 meter ﬂoating cable (umbilical) (75 or 120 Ft)

Filter, 50 or 125 micrometer

Control Box for wall mounting with power cable

Four (4) Channel Radio remote control

Tool kit

Manuals and other documentation

Optional equipment 1: Trolley for cleaner, control box and ﬂoating cable

Optional equipment 2: Hose discharge connection

3 Technical speciﬁcations

3.1 Vacuum Cleaner

Length x width x height 650x500x300 mm 26 x 20 x 12 inches

Weight in air 25 kg 62 lbs

Weight in water 12 kg 26 lbs

Cleaning width 500 mm 20 inches

Maximum suction capacity 600 liters/min 150 Gallons/min

Speed 0.2 meters/second 0.6 Feet/Second

Maximum Water temperature 40 Degrees Celsius 110F

Motor Single-phase 50 Hz 230 VAC

Single-phase 60 Hz 110 VAC

Power Consumption 1300 W

Max Noise level 70 dB

Water Protection IP 68

Filter bag PE 50-125 micron mesh

Sensor system 24 VDC 2 Ea.

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3.2 Control Box

Length x Width x Height 270x380x120 mm 11 x 15 x 5 inches

Water protection IP 67

Primary Voltage 110/230 VAC

Amperage primary side 10/4.9 A

Motor protection setting 11/5.9A

Fuses 16A/10A

3.3 Floating Cable (Umbilical)

Dimension and Length 25 mm x 25 or 40 meters 1 inch x 75 or 120 ft

3.4 Trolley

Width x Depth x Height 700 x 500 x 110 mm 28 x 20 x 43 inches

4 Installation

The vacuum cleaner must be connected via a Ground Fault Circuit Interruptor (GFCI) or an

Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker (ELCB) or a Recidual Carrent Device (RCD) having a rated residual

operating current not exceeding 30 mA in accordance with Standard EN 60335-2-41 or for the market

valid laws and regulations

Before connecting to power make sure that the wall outlet has:

The correct voltage

The correct fuses

The correct frequency (50 or 60 Hz) and

A GFCI, ELCB or RCD with correct setting (see above)

The power cable (the cable between the control box and the wall outlet) shall be connected so that the

control box cannot be pulled closer to the water than 2 meters (7 ft). This is normally achieved by

cutting the power cable to the desired length before connecting the power plug (see also any local

restrictions since this may vary from location to location).

Read the manual and note the warning signs on the cleaner and the control box.

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5. Operating Instructions

5.1 The Control Box

The control panel is located on the top of the control box and has the following

controls and options:

ON/OFF

Button with light

Program selector

Button With two (2) Positions,

Man/Auto

Timer 1 Time before start 0-9 Hrs

Timer 2 Operating time 0-9 Hrs

On the bottom of the control box you will ﬁnd:

The power cable connection

Reset for the over current protection

The 16 pole plug for the ﬂoating cable (umbilical) is located on the right hand side of the control box

Inside the control box you ﬁnd the shunt for setting of:

Turning cycle time for turn to the left 0-12 seconds

Turning cycle time for turn to the right 0-12 seconds

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5.2 The radio remote control

The remote control is normally placed on top of the

Control BoxSelect MAN control on the control box.

The remote control is a four (4) channel radio transmitter

with the following functions:

1. Forwards movement. Press once on forward button.

To stop press forward again or once on the backward button

2. Backwards movement.

Press once on backward button.

To stop press backward or once on the forward button

3. Left Turn

4. Right Turn

5.3 Running the vacuum in the pool

First make sure that nobody is in the pool.

If a trolley with the control box is used leave the trolley at a minimum of 2 meters (7 ft)

from the edge of the pool (Check any local regulations that may apply).

Roll out the ﬂoating cable (umbilical) and straighten it out as much as possible.

Check the outlet to make sure that the voltage that will be used corresponds to that of the pool vacuum.

Make sure that the outlet is equipped with a GFCI,ELCB or RCD (See above). Contact a local electri-

cian if you have any hesitations about this prior to connecting the power cable!

Fit the ﬁlter on the vacuum.

Connect the power cable

Turn the power on and drive the cleaner carefully into the pool. It is important to place the ﬂoating cable

into the pool since it is cooled by the pool water.

To avoid over heating do not drive the pool vacuum out of the pool for more than 5 minutes per hour.

5.4 Manual Cleaning

Start by driving the pool vacuum around the walls in the pool and clean thereafter the entire pool bot-

tom at any pattern you may prefer.

One-way

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5.5 Automatic Cleaning

Use the radio remote control to drive the pool vacuum to the selected starting position in the pool along

the right hand shorter wall side. The pool vacuum is set from the factory to work from the right to the left

side of the pool bottom. The turning time is set at the factory and does not normally need to be chan-

ged. If however this is necessary there are two (2) potentiometers inside the controlbox for this purpose.

Please contact Weda or an authorized service centre for assistance set the desired delay time and run-

ning time using the buttons on the control box.Set the program selector in position AUTO.

The W50 is equipped with multiple laser sensors to detect the oncoming wall and initiate a turn and to

detect the side wall at the far end of the pool.

5.6 Recovering the W50 from the pool

Set the program selector in position MANUAL.

Drive the vacuum towards the wall where it will be taken out of the pool.

Put down the radio remote control.

Pull the pool vacuum in the ﬂoating cable slowly upwards towards you until you can reach and grab it in

the handle bar. Pull the W50 onto the pool side.

Drive the cleaner to its storage or onto the trolley.

Turn off the power and disconnect the power cable from the outlet.

Remove the ﬁlter bag and ﬂush it with clean water. Allow it to dry off before next cleaning if possible.

Flush the cleaner with fresh water (also under the cover)

Look into the suction intake to make sure that no larger particles are caught in the pump

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6. Service and Maintenance

6.1. Routine maintenance after use

Check that the drive tracks are free from obstacles like hair, chewing gum, rubber bands

or whatever else that may have got stuck there during cleaning.

Flush the cleaner with fresh water. Make sure to reach also under the cover.

Check the lenses in front of the sensors to make sure that they are clean.

Roll up the ﬂoating cable.

Clean the ﬁlter bag by turning it inside out. Flush with fresh water.

Allow the ﬁlter to dry off completely.

If the cleaning has been performed deeper than 5 meters (15 ft) add grease in the shaft seal

after approximately every 10th hour of cleaning.

6.2 Monthly service and maintenance (after approximately 200 hours)

Greasing of the shaft seal.

For vacuums working no deeper than 5 meters (15 ft) depths the shaft seal should be greased after

every 200 hours of cleaning. Use only food approved white grease Weda Part No WP 740388. Use the

grease gun supplied with the cleaner. Remove the side plate an the left side to reach the nozzle on the

vacuum. Remove the grease nozzle cap, ﬁx the gun to the nozzle and give approx 5 pushes with the

gun to add the correct amount of grease. Avoid overﬁlling.

Dry off eventual grease that has leaked out and put the nozzle cap back on.

Check:

Drive track tension (see ﬁgure)

Brush drive belts (see ﬁgure)

General appearance of tracks and belts.

Make sure that there is no damage to the ﬂoating cable (umbilical)

6.3 Annual service and maintenance

Must be performed by Weda authorized service personnel only.

For details please refer to the Service Manual for Authorized Weda Service personnel.

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6.4 Straight moving path settings

To set a straight moving path the drive track tensions is adjusted on both sides of the cleaner

(please see ﬁgure below).

Release the 2 screws (1) and (2) and take off the side plate. Thereafter the slide rails can be adjusted

by turning the screws number (3).

6.5 Replacing the drive tracks, brush arms and brush drivbelts

Loosen the domed nuts (12) and lift off the covers (11).

Loosen the wheel bolts (4), the track tension bolts (9) and (10) and the front shaft (8).

Pull off the wheels and the tracks. Now the belts and the arms may be replaced.

Reassemble in reversed order.

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