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Posted by Dottie on September 3, 2006, 1:58 pm
We have a one year old Hayward pool robot and my husband has misplaced
the paper work that came with it. Anyway, it cleans the pool just fine
but it only seems to turn left....and so it is cleaning and re-cleaning
some areas and missing others. Has anyone else had problems like this?
Is there a way to reprogram it? Thanks.
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Posted by Steve B on September 3, 2006, 2:17 pm
> We have a one year old Hayward pool robot and my husband has misplaced
> the paper work that came with it. Anyway, it cleans the pool just fine
> but it only seems to turn left....and so it is cleaning and re-cleaning
> some areas and missing others. Has anyone else had problems like this?
> Is there a way to reprogram it? Thanks.
>
I just took my Hayward Ultra into the shop a few days ago. It was three
years old. It needed a new mechanism that works the feet, and a new set of
wings.
While I was there, I got to watch the guy work on it. I had it apart, but
did not notice the things he found wrong with it. The gear box needs to be
taken out and soaked in CLR or equivalent. The yokes on the foot mechanism
come with bushings, and the replacements are ball bearings.
Other than just stuff stuck in them, they either work or they don't. If you
feel comfortable about taking it apart, look for the obvious. Rocks, hair,
string, etc. It is an easy thing to take apart, just be observant as to how
it goes back together. I would just soak the gear box in white vinegar for
a couple of hours, then flush it out. Examine the outer ends of the wings,
as they have a line that it wears down to when they need changing.
If you don't feel confident, take it in for service. Mine was done in 45
minutes, and it works like brand new. Cost, about $90. I can do the
overhaul now after watching him, but at the time, I could not.
Steve
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Posted by Malcolm Hoar on September 3, 2006, 2:20 pm
>We have a one year old Hayward pool robot and my husband has misplaced
>the paper work that came with it. Anyway, it cleans the pool just fine
>but it only seems to turn left....and so it is cleaning and re-cleaning
>some areas and missing others. Has anyone else had problems like this?
> Is there a way to reprogram it? Thanks.
http://www.haywardnet.com/owners/owners.cfm
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