F. Hooking up the Legend® II
1.Remove the Pressure Tester from the free end of the Feeder Hose by unscrewing the Hose Nut. Left hand thread (reverse), (see illustration previous page).
2.Place mender nut on Legend® II Swivel Mast. Connect the open end of the Feed Hose to the top of the Legend® II Swivel Mast and secure with the mender nut. The arch of the Feed Hose should align in the same direction as the Swivel Mast, there should be no twist in the Feed Hose after connection. (See illustration below.)
3.Carefully twist lock the Sand & Silt debris bag onto the top of the Legend® II Vacuum Tube. Make sure there is a Rubber Debris Valve attached to the top of the Vacuum Tube before locking on the Sand & Silt bag, (this valve is similar to a check valve to help keep debris inside the bag when the water pressure is off).
4.Gently place the Legend® II in the pool. Turn on the pool filtration pump.
5.Check to make sure the wheel RPM is between
G. Checking Operation
When operating correctly, the Legend® II will travel in a random pattern throughout the pool, vacuuming and sweeping the bottom. The climbing ability of the Legend® II is dependent on the pools structure and water flow coming into the pool. It will perform more efficiently in pools without sharp angles or curves in the transition from the floor of the pool to the wall.
The Legend® II comes with a Twist Lock Pressure Relief Valve (Wall Fitting). If the Legend® II is receiving too much water pressure, the Pressure Relief Valve in the Wall Fitting will release the excess water pressure.
Approximately every three minutes and 30 seconds the Legend® II will go into a
The Sweep Hose operates in a gentle sweeping motion to prevent debris from becoming trapped in hard to reach corners of the pools.
If the Legend® II does not travel to all areas of the pool, turn off the pool filtration pump and make the necessary adjustments from the instructions on the next page.
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LEGEND® II INSTALLATION MANUAL
