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INVERX AI-WIRELESS

ROBOTIC POOL CLEANER

USER MANUAL

Model: X30 / X45 / X / X8060

THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING THE INVERX AI-WIRELESS ROBOTIC POOL CLEANER.

Please read the manual thoroughly before installing or using the product.

Keep this manual for future reference.

IMPORTANT WARNINGS & SAFETY INFORMATION

This manual contains important information about the installation, operation, and safe use of this product. This information should be given

to the owner and/or operator of the robot. When installing and using the robot, basic safety precautions should always be followed. Failure

to follow safety warnings and instructions in this manual can result in serious injury and/or damage to your equipment. Read and follow all

warning notices and instructions which are included in this manual.

GENERAL WARNINGS

• Read the instructions before operating the robot.

• The robot is designed for pool cleaning; do not use it for any other purpose.

• Keep the robot out of the reach of children or persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and

knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction.

• Children should not play with the robot.

• The robot must be maintained by a qualified professional except for simple routine maintenance written in this manual.

• Installers/operators must follow manufacturer’s instructions and keep in compliance with national or local standards for installation. Under

no circumstances will the manufacturer be held responsible for any outcome incurred by failure to comply with applicable standards or

local regulations.

• Incorrect installation or use of the robot may cause serious damage to property or injuries to people, and will void the warranty.

• Do not use the robot when people or animals are in the pool.

• Disclaimer: Information in this manual is intended to provide general information on a particular subject(s) in good faith and is not an

exhaustive treatment of such subject(s). Its use is beyond the control of the author, contributor, publishers, and distributors and should

not be relied upon without consulting your local Professional for comprehensive advice. This manual includes subject(s) that should only

be performed by or under the direction and advice of your local Professional and under no circumstances should the manual be used

as a substitute for such professionals. No representations or warranties are made that the content, advice, and recommendations in this

manual are current, free from errors or omissions, or appropriate for the user’s circumstances or abilities. No liability is accepted for any

loss suffered as a result of any user’s reliance on such content.

WARNINGS ON USE

• Only use the provided/genuine charger when charging the robot.

• Only charge the robot indoors.

• The robot’s charger MUST BE DISCONNECTED before conducting any maintenance on the robot.

• Do not operate the robot with wet hands.

• Do not try to repair the robot yourself or open the engine box. In case of malfunction or for any issues not covered in the Troubleshooting

Guide, please contact your authorised dealer.

• If there is any malfunction or release of odour from the robot when charging, disconnect it from the power supply immediately and contact

your authorised dealer.

• Use only genuine replacement parts supplied by the manufacturer for service and repair.

• For battery protection, the robot should be fully charged every 3 months.

• The magnetic safety cap should be re-inserted into the robot if the robot is not going to be used for more than 14 days.

• Do not expose the robot to extended periods of sun exposure. When the robot is not in use, ensure it is fully dry and store the robot in

an undercover, cool dry place away from direct sunlight.

• This product contains electrical equipment. Dispose of the product in accordance with local regulations.

GENERAL OPERATING CONDITIONS

• Water depth range: 1 – 2.5m. m

• Water temperature 4°C – 35°C. The of the robot may be affected when the water temperature is below 15°C.range: endurance time

• Pool water pH: 7.0 – 7.8

• Salt level: 5000ppm maximum

• Chlorine level: 4ppm, maximum

• To protect the motor, the robot will automatically stop running if the water depth is less than 40 centimeters.

• Do not use the robot during shock chlorination – remove the robot completely from the pool water.

• Do not use the robot during a thunderstorm.

• Do not charge the robot outdoors.

• Do not expose the robot to direct rainfall or sunlight for an extended period.

• Ensure the robot is completely dry before storing it away. When the robot is not in use, store it in an undercover, cool dry place away

from direct sunlight. Recommended storage temperature for the robot is between -10°C and 45°C, and relative humidity 30%-70%.

CAUTIONS

• To drain the water from the robot, place the robot on the edge of the pool and hold it on an angle to let the water drain out into the pool.

• Lift the robot slowly out of the water to prevent back injury.

• Clean the filter basket after each cleaning cycle.

• Do not lift the robot out of the water by its track(s).

REMINDER

• When the battery below 30%, it will clean the oor of the pool only. robot is

• Robot must be fully dry before storing.

• Filter basket should be cleaned thoroughly after each use, do not let debris dry up in the basket.

• Charger cable must be stored neatly without twists or tangles.

• Optimum storage temperature is -10 oC – 45oC

Table of Contents

SECTION 1. PRODUCT OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................. 4

1.1 Packaging Contents .............................................................................................................................. 4

1.2 Technical Specifications ........................................................................................................................ 5

1.3 Preparation......................................................................................................................................... 6 - 7

SECTION 2. OPERATION .................................................................................................................................. 8

2.1 Control Panel Buttons .................................................................................................................... 9 - 10

2.2 Startup and Operation of the Unit ................................................................................................ - 10 11

2.3 Pool with a Sloped Beach Entry .......................................................................................................... 11

2.4 Cleaning the Filter Basket .............................................................................................................. 12 13 -

2.5 Charging the Robot ........................................................................................................................ 13 14-

2.6 WIFI Connection ................................................................................................................................. 14

SECTION 3. MAINTENANCE........................................................................................................................... 14

3.1 Filter Maintenance .............................................................................................................................. 15

3.2 Impeller Maintenance ................................................................................................................... - 15 16

3.3 Replacing Worn Brushes ............................................................................................................. - 16 17

3.4 Replacing Worn Track Belts ........................................................................................................ - 17 19

SECTION 4. TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................................................ - 19 20

SECTION 5 SCHEMATICS. ...................................................................................................................... - 21 22

SECTION 6 WARRANTY. ................................................................................................................................ 23

SECTION 7 PRODUCT REGISTRATION. ....................................................................................................... 23

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SECTION 1. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

1.1 Packaging Contents

The following items are included in the packaging of the robot. Please contact your dealer if any items are

damaged or missing.

①

①① Robot cleaner Charger Hook Magnetic safety cap 2 User manual ②

②

②② ③

③

③③ ④

④

④④ x ⑤

⑤

⑤⑤

Note: The magnetic safety cap is a safety feature of the robot. When the magnetic cap is inserted underneath the

robot, the robot is unable to be turned on. Remove the magnetic cap when operating the robot or charging ④the

robot The magnetic cap should be re-inserted into the robot if the robot is not going to be used for more than 14 .

days.

Note: the robot encounters an error, restart the robot by inserting the magnetic safety cap for 5 seconds, then If

removing it.

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1.2 Technical Specications

Model X80

Model X60

Model X45

Model X30

Endurance Time Floor Mode –

4.5h

Endurance Time Floor/Wall/Waterline Mode –

4.5h

3.5h

2.5h

Charging Time

4.5h

Battery

14Ah

(352wh)

10.4Ah

(262wh)

7.8Ah

(196wh)

5.2Ah

(131wh)

Ideal Pool Water Temperature Range

Between 4°C and 35°C

Cleaning Modes

Floor Only / Floor, Wall & Waterline

Multiple Cycle Options

0.5h / 1h / 2h

AI Timer

Clean every 24h / 48h / 72h

Mobile Device App Available

Yes

Filter Capacity

3.2L

Filtration Accuracy

180μm (80mesh)

Pump Flow Rate

22-15m³/h

20-15m³/h

Running Power

30-110W

Moving Speed

12m/min

Number of Motors

Charger Input

100-240VAC ~ 50/60Hz

Running Voltage/Current

25.2V/1.2A

Charger Power

72.5W

Robot Net Weight

12kg

11.5kg

Robot Gross Weight

17kg

16.5kg

Robot Dimensions (LxWxH)

495x395x265mm

Robot Packaging Dimensions (LxWxH)

580x448x330mm

Note: The abovementioned endurance times are based on 2 hour cleaning cycle Floor mode in a vinyl lined a in

pool.

Note: The manufacturer reserves the right to modify these specifications without notice.

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4. Plug the other end of the charger into a 240V power supply. When is flashing green, the on the robot

robot is charging.

When on the robot has 3 green lights on, the robot is fully charged. Note: Please fully charge the

robot before the first use.

5. Once the robot is fully charged, turn the power off at the wall, then unplug the charger from the robot and the

power supply. Store the charger in a safe place. To protect the battery, do not leave the charger plugged into

the robot after charging has completed.

6. Re-insert the charging port cover back into the robot.

Note: Do not charge the robot outdoors.

Note: Recommended ambient temperature for charging – .is 6°C 35°C

Note: Only use the genuine charger to charge the robot. Using any other charger will void the warranty.

7. Install the hook onto your telepole. (Telepole not included). This hook is to help you lift the robot up to the

surface of the pool water when you want to remove the robot from the pool.

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SECTION 2. OPERATION

CAUTION

To prevent possible damage to the robot injury to people or voiding your warranty, , please follow these

guidelines:

• Use the hook (attached to your telepole) to lift the robot from the bottom of the pool to the surface of the

pool water. Then use your hands to lift the robot onto the edge of the pool, using the robot’s handle. Do not

lift or carry the robot by the tracks or any other part of the robot.

• Do not use the hook to lift the robot out of the water, only use the hook to bring the robot to the surface of

the water.

• The robot heavier when filled with water. Place the robot on the edge of the pool and hold it on an angle is

to let the water drain out into the pool.

• After cleaning is completed, ensure robot is fully dry and store the robot in an undercover cool dry place

away from direct sunlight.

 Once you have selected the operating settings on the robot, place the robot into the pool water (we

recommend the corner of the pool) within 3 minutes, otherwise the robot will enter Sleep mode. If the robot

has entered Sleep mode, hold the button for 3 seconds to turn the robot on, and re-select your

settings.

 Clean the filter basket after each cleaning cycle. Avoid cleaning the surface of the filter box directly with

your hands.

 When placing the robot into the pool water, ensure it is fully

submerged, then gently tilt the robot slightly in all directions

to ensure any air contained in the robot is released.

IMPORTANT NOTE

To protect the motor, the robot will automatically stop running if the water

depth is less than 40 centimeters.

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2.1 Control Panel Buttons

Button

Icon

Display Status

Description

Power (on/off)

Green light flashing

Robot is starting up

Green light on (solid)

Robot is running

Cleaning time

1 green light on

Clean for hours0.5

2 green lights on

Clean for 1 hour

3 green lights on

Clean for 2 hours*

All lights off

Clean until battery is low

Cleaning mode

Bottom/floor triangle green light on

Floor cleaning mode

Both triangle green lights on

Overall cleaning mode

(Floor, wall, waterline)

AI Mode

1 green light on

Clean every 24 hours

2 green lights on

Clean every 48 hours

3 green lights on

Clean every 72 hours

All lights off

AI Mode is off

Error code

Left drive error

Right drive error

Water pump error

Control panel communication error

Infrared sensor error

Water sensor error

On/Off

Cleaning

Time

Cleaning

Mode

Error

Code

Battery

Indicator

Wifi

Signal

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Button

Icon

Display Status

Description

Battery indicator

(when robot is

not charging)

1 green light on

Battery level: 20-50%

2 green lights on

Battery level: 50-75%

3 green lights on

Battery level: 75-100%

Low battery

1 red light flashing

Battery level: 15-20%

Battery indicator

(when robot is

charging)

1 green light flashing

Battery level: 0-50%

1 green light on, 2 green light flashing

Battery level: 50-75%

2 green lights , 1 green light flashingon

Battery level: 75-100%

3 green lights on

Battery level: 100%

WIFI signal

Green light flashing

Searching for network

Green light on

Connected to network

Red light on

No network connection

Red light flashing

Network connection failure

*Note: If the cleaning time is set to be more than 2 hours via the App, there will also be 3 lights on.

2.2 Startup and Operation of the Unit

1. Remove the magnetic safety cap from underneath the robot; the robot will automatically turn on. If the magnetic

safety cap has previously been removed from underneath the robot, hold down for 3 seconds to turn on

the robot. When flashes, you can begin setup/programming the robot. After setup, press once to of

confirm your settings and immediately commence the cleaning cycle. If you have selected an AI Mode you

also have the option to continuously press for 3 seconds to delay the commencement of the cleaning cycle.

EXAMPLE: If you select the AI Mode for “cleaning every 24 hours” then press once, the cleaning cycle will

commence immediately. After one cleaning cycle, the robot will enter Sleep mode and automatically wake up

and start the cleaning cycle after 24 hours.

If you select the AI Mode for “cleaning every 24 hours” then press continuously for 3 seconds, the robot will

enter Sleep mode at first. After 24 hours, it will start cleaning automatically.

2. Place the robot into the pool water (we recommend the corner of the pool) within 3 minutes of setting the program,

otherwise the robot will enter Sleep mode. When placing the robot into the pool water, ensure it is fully

submerged, then gently tilt the robot slightly in all directions to ensure any air contained in the robot is released.

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3. The robot will start cleaning automatically after it reaches the floor (unless you chose a delayed start for one of

the AI modes).

4. If the battery reaches less than 15% charge during a cleaning cycle, will flash 1 red light, the robot will

automatically go to the side of the pool then enter into Sleep mode after 5 minutes.

5. To remove the robot from the pool, use the hook (attached to your telepole) to hook onto the robot’s handle, and

lift the robot from the bottom of the pool to the surface of the pool water. Then use your hands to lift the robot

onto the edge of the pool, by holding it by the handle.

6. Do not lift or carry the robot by the tracks or any other part of the robot. Do not use the hook to lift the robot out

of the water, only use the hook to bring the robot to the surface of the water. The robot is heavier when filled with

water. Pay special attention when lifting it out of the water.

7. Place the robot on the edge of the pool and hold it on an angle to let the water drain out into the pool.

Note: The robot will stop at the side of the pool if

a fault occurs, or when the battery level is less

than 15%.

Note: If a fault occurs, an error code will appear

on the control panel (see 2.1) and will flash

red. Pressing will remove the error code and

the robot will enter the setup mode.

2.3 Pools with Sloped Beach Entrya

To protect the motor, the robot will automatically stop running if the water depth is less than 40cm. To reduce the

frequency of the robot stopping on the beach entry, it is recommended that you:

1. Run the Floor Mode cycle first, to ensure the

entire floor is cleaned without interruption.

2. Then run Overall mode to clean the walls.

3. Place the robot in the opposite end of the pool.

4. Place the robot at a 90o angle to the beach

entry.

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2.4 Cleaning the Filter Basket

1. Clean the filter basket after each cleaning cycle. When cleaning cycle is complete, the robot will stop at the a

side the pool. of

2. Use the hook (attached to your telepole) to hook onto the robot’s handle, and lift the robot from the bottom of

the pool to the surface of the pool water. Then use your hands to lift the robot onto the edge of the pool, by

holding it by the handle.

3. Do not lift or carry the robot by the tracks or any other part of the robot. Do not use the hook to lift the robot out

of the water, only use the hook to bring the robot to the surface of the water. The robot heavier when filled is

with water. Pay special attention when lifting it out of the water.

4. Place the robot on the edge of the pool and hold it on an angle to let the water drain out into the pool.

5. Ensure the robot is turned off.

6. Remove the filter basket, then open the basket:

7. Empty any debris and clean the basket with a hose or by running under a tap. Ensure there are no holes

in the basket’s mesh.

Note: There is a risk of being injured by debris if cleaning the filter basket with your hands. It is recommended

to wear thick rubber gloves while cleaning the basket.

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8. Check the water inlet is free of debris and clean accordingly.

9. Close the basket and re-insert the basket into the robot, ensuring both magnets reconnect.

2.5 Charging the Robot

1. Take the cover off the charging port. The charging port cover will remain tethered to the robot’s body – do not

lose the charging port cover. Do not submerge the robot in water without the charging port cover inserted into

the charging port.

2. Ensure the charging port on the robot, and the charger, are dry.

3. Plug the charger into the robot first and then into a 240V power supply. When the battery light on the robot is

flashing green, the robot is charging.

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SECTION 3. MAINTENANCE

WARNING

1. To avoid electric shock and other hazards which could result in major injuries, ensure the robot is disconnected

from the charger before performing any cleaning and maintenance./or

2. Before any maintenance, be sure to insert the magnetic cap underneath the robot to prevent any parts from

moving and causing injury.

3.1 Filter Maintenance

1. Clean the lter after each cleaning cycle to ensure optimum cleaning and climbing performance. Refer to

Section 2.3 for lter cleaning instructions.

2. Annually clean the filter with mild acidic detergent. Safety equipment must be worn when carrying this out.

3.2 Impeller Maintenance

If you have any difficulties performing impeller maintenance, please contact your authorised dealer for

assistance.

1. Ensure the robot is turned o and the magnetic safety cap is inserted underneath the robot.

2. Take out the lter box.

3. Remove the 2 housing screws and take o the housing.

4. Remove the styrofoam insert.

5. The impeller has sharp edges, please ensure you wear protective gloves while handling the impeller.

6. Remove the 4 x impeller cover screws and take o the impeller cover.

Product Specifications

Brand:	Inverx
Category:	Not categorized
Model:	X80

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