Translation of original operating instructions V4.0 clublinerTM | clublinerTM plus

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TOC Foreword 5 Purpose of this document 6 Quality control 7 Warranty 7 CE declaration of conformity 7 Safety instructions 8 General safety instructions 10 Additionally used symbols 10 Responsibilities 11 Responsibilities of the manufacturer: 11 Responsibilities of the owner: 11 Correct use 12 Foreseeable misuse 12 Description of product 13 General 14 Manufacturer 14 Overview clubliner and clubliner plus 15 Rating plate 16 Robot rating plate 16 Transport trolley rating plate 16 Controls 17 Overview of buttons on the control console 18 Menu navigation buttons 18 Display 19 Ready for operation 19 In cleaning mode (automatic operation) 19 Radio remote controls 20 Radio remote control with LED 20 Battery status LED 20 Cleaning patterns 21 X cleaning pattern 21 H and N cleaning patterns 21 Direction switching 21 Definition of terms related to operation 23 Movement in a straight line 23 Start delay 23 Track offset 23 Increasing the cleaning efficiency 23 Filtering/ flow schematic 24 Ventilation 24 Cleaning time 24 Wall cleaning 24 Technical data 25 General data 25 Control 25 Weight clubliner/clubliner plus 25 Cleaning 26 Checks before cleaning 27 Preparing cleaning robot 28

1. Insert the filter in the filter box 28
2. Insert filter box into housing 28
3. Close the housing 28
4. Lay the floating cable on the edge of the pool 28
5. Connect floating cable 29
6. Positioning and securing the transport trolley 29
7. Connect the power supply cable 29
8. Switch on the main switch 29 Start cleaning 30 Placing appliance in pool 30
9. Move the appliance to the edge of the pool 30
10. Place the floating cable into the water 30
11. Move the appliance over the edge of the pool 31
12. Immerse the appliance carefully into the pool 31 Cleaning 31 Manual cleaning 32

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Standstill during manual cleaning 32 Stopping cleaning 32 Automatic cleaning 33

1. Clarify the program sequence 33
2. Set up the starting position 33
3. Selection of program button P1 or P2 33
4. Start the program 33 Radio remote control with LED 33
5. Program sequence 34 Stopping cleaning 34 Removing appliance from the pool 34
6. Switch off pump 34
7. Hoist 34
8. Move the appliance over the edge of the pool 35
9. Place the appliance on the transport trolley 35
10. Switch off appliance 35
11. Roll up the floating cable 35
12. Carry out maintenance 35 Settings 36 Menu structure and navigation 37 Menu navigation buttons 37 Main indications 38 Version indication 38 Operating hours and cycle indication 38 Cleaning program indication 38 Auxiliary operation 39 Manual operation 39 Auto operation 39 Pump 39 General settings 40 LCD contrast 40 Language 40 Radio channel setting 40 Setting radio channel, radio remote control with LED 41 Cleaning program parameters 41 Pool 42 Pool name 42 Start delay 42 Cleaning time 42 Cleaning pattern 42 Speed 43 Ventilation 43 Liner program 43 Pump performance 43 Pump reduction 43 Direction switching at obstacles 43 Direction switching current 44 Delayed direction switching current 44 Direction switching shock 44 Track offset 44 Calibration 45 Alignment rear 45 Alignment front 45 Rotation distance front 45 Rotation distance rear 45 Direction switching inclination 46 Highest inclination offset manoeuvre 46 Speed boost 46 Maximum track length 46 Track length / time 46 Status display 47 Status messages 47
13. Status 47 Delete status messages 47 Resetting data 48 Reset default 48 Controller versions 49

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Version 49 Controller version, control console, transport trolley 49 Robot controller version 49 Gyro version indication 49 Pump controller version 49 Drive motor controller version 49 Factory settings 50 Troubleshooting 52 Usage in auxiliary operation 54 Manual cleaning using auxiliary operation 54 Overview of assignment of the buttons 54 Automatic cleaning using auxiliary operation 55 Faultfinding and rectification 56 Radio remote control malfunction 57 Drive malfunction 58 Manoeuvring malfunction 58 Appliance does not move 58 Appliance moves in circles 58 Standstill during cleaning 58 Deviation on movement in straight line (H, N) 58 Cleaning malfunction 59 Immersing malfunction 59 Cleaning result malfunction 59 Dirt in joints 59 Appliance causes a cloud of dirt 59 Suction performance malfunction 59 Drive malfunction in liner pool 60 Controller malfunction 61 No indication on control console 61 "Check cable" indication 61 "Over temperature" indication 61 Direction switching malfunction 62 Direction switching position error 62 Direction switching fault despite wall contact 62 Track length error 62 Inclination error 62 Status messages on the control console 63 100-104 pump controller 63 110-114 left motor controller 63 115-119 right motor controller 64 123 direction sensor (clubliner plus) 64 140-145 abort codes N cleaning pattern 65 160-167 abort codes H cleaning pattern 66 181-191 general status messages 67 Maintenance 68 General 69 Maintenance steps 69

1. Remove the cover 69
2. Remove the filter box 70
3. Remove the filter cartridges 70
4. Clean and check filter box and cartridges 70
5. Clean the appliance 70
6. Clean rollers and drive elements 71
7. Clean pump propeller 71
8. Check floating cable and appliance 71
9. Roll up the floating cable 71
10. Store appliance and filters 71 Servicing 73 Initial state 74 Removing housing 74 Replacing contact bar 75 Assembly 75 Replacing drive belt 75
11. Replacing drive belt 75
12. Adjusting belt tension 75 Checking belt tension 76 Replacing rope 76

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Assembly 76 Replacing pump propeller 77 Replacing rollers 77 Prepare roller replacement 77

2. Flap out the anti-twist lock 77
3. Remove the rollers 78
4. Install rollers 78
5. Flap in the anti-twist lock 78 Replacing roller cover 79 Assembly and adjustment 79 Replacing flanged disc 79 Assembly and adjustment 79 Replacing roller body 80 Replacing lateral guide 80 Decommissioning 81 Returning the product 82 Recycling 82 Spare parts 83

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Foreword

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Thank you for placing your confidence in one of our top quality products. We hope you will be very satisfied with the performance of your new appliance. Read these operating instructions carefully before starting work with the cleaning robot. Make sure they are understood by all persons working with the appliance.

Purpose of this document These operating instructions are intended to ensure safe and error-free commissioning, operation and maintenance of your cleaning robot. If you follow
the instructions in these operating instructions, your appliance will operate to your perfect satisfaction and also have a long service life. Before operating, make sure an internet connection is available or download the PDF version of the operating instructions.

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Safety instructions

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Mariner 3S appliances are constructed to the state-of-the-art and are safe to use. The general safety instructions in this chapter inform
you of possible remaining risks that permanently exist even if the cleaning robot clubliner/clubliner plus is used correctly, or that might occur unexpectedly.

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Description of product

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Overview clubliner and clubliner plus

A Transport trolley B Cleaning robot C Floating cable with tag line D Control box with control console E Radio remote control F Connection for floating cable G Power supply cable H Handle I Handle

A Housing B Housing cover C Control and drive unit D Shielding plate E Filter box F Filter cartridges G Lateral guide H Cleaning rollers I Roller axles J Drive belt K Contact bar L Cover mount M Locking clip

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Rating plate Robot rating plate

Transport trolley rating plate

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Overview of buttons on the control console

A Display B Program selection buttons C Menu navigation buttons D Main switch (0= OFF, I= ON) Menu navigation buttons Symbol Meaning

Program selection button P1 Selects the cleaning program saved in P1, which is defined via the menu item Pool 1. clubliner plus: if the button is pressed for 5 seconds, the program saved in P3 is selected.

Program selection button P2 Selects the cleaning program saved in P2, which is defined via the menu item Pool 2. clubliner plus: if the button is pressed for 5 seconds, the program saved in P4 is selected.

Plus button Navigates downwards between the menu items in a menu level or changes values.

Minus button Navigates upwards between the menu items in a menu level or changes values.

Escape button Leaves the current menu level without saving.

Enter button Moves to the next menu level or saves the setting.

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Display Ready for operation

In cleaning mode (automatic operation)

A Cleaning program B Pool name C Appliance model D Cleaning pattern set (H, N or X) E "Alignment" function activated F Cleaning speed set G Turning position from pool wall

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Cleaning patterns X cleaning pattern The X cleaning pattern controls the cleaning robot in a cross-shaped cleaning pattern and is therefore suitable for irregular pool shapes (even with depressions). Normally, no specific settings are required for this cleaning pattern. H and N cleaning patterns These cleaning patterns function based on the track by track principle. They control the cleaning robot back and forwards on a straight track. The track offset between the tracks is adjustable. Both must be set specifically. Pool depressions should be avoided.

If possible, clean parallel to the shorter side of the pool. Reason: the shorter the cleaning paths, the more exact the movement is in a straight line.

Direction switching The cleaning robot switches direction on its own in automatic operation. This always occurs if one of the following direction switching conditions is met: X N, H Direction switching condition Sketch On contact with the wall

Depending on the magnitude of the shock or current consumption of the motor.

Via track length

Depending on the distance travelled (max. track length).

Before inclination downward

Before diving areas or other deeper areas, the appliance automatically switches direction.

On inclines

Depending on the angle set, which is not allowed to be exceeded.

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Definition of terms related to operation Movement in a straight line Deviations on the direction of the appliance from the track in cleaning patterns H and N can have various causes: l Quality of the bottom of the pool l Evenness or inclination of the bottom of the pool l Dirt and wear on the rollers l Clogged filters l Wear and dirt on the drive elements For sources of errors and how to rectify them, see Troubleshooting. During operation with cleaning pattern X, movement in a straight line does not need to be taken into account. Start delay If the start delay is activated in the cleaning pattern, the cleaning robot waits for a specifically defined time before starting the cleaning process. Track offset In cleaning patterns H and N, the cleaning robot offsets each of its tracks by a specifically adjustable track offset (B).

Increasing the cleaning efficiency Moving water reduces the cleaning efficiency of the appliance. The efficiency is increased considerably if dirt particles can sink to the bottom of the pool in still water before starting the cleaning process. For this reason, the controller for the cleaning robot is equipped with the "start delay" function.

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Cleaning

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Settings

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Menu structure and navigation

The appliance's software is described in this chapter. You can read the version of the software for the remote, robot, gyro, pump and motor on the related version screen.

You can change appliance settings and settings for the automatic cleaning patterns on the control console. Use the menu structure in the appliance's software shown below on changing settings. The menu structure is divided into various levels. The further to the right you move within this structure, the deeper you go into the menu. With each change in level you can therefore make more detailed settings. Each menu item corresponds to one adjustable appliance parameter. Each setting is explained in the following chapters. An overview shows where you are in the menu structure.

Menu navigation buttons Symbol Meaning

Program selection button P1 Selects the program saved in P1, which you define via the menu item Pool 1 or Pool 3.

Program selection button P2 Selects the program saved in P2, which you define via the menu item Pool 2 or Pool 4.

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Plus button Navigates downwards between the
menu items in a menu level or changes values.

Minus button

Navigates upwards between the menu items in a menu level or changes values. Escape button Leaves the current menu level without saving.

Enter button Moves to the next menu level or saves the setting.

Main indications Version indication

Initial indication after switching on the control console, the remote controller version is indicated. CaretText

Operating hours and cycle indication

This indication is displayed approx. 5 seconds after the initial indication. The number of operating hours for manual and automatic operation are displayed. One cycle corresponds to automatic operation for at least 15 minutes without interruption. CaretText

Cleaning program indication

Indication of the cleaning program activated and its parameters CaretText

For information on the symbols, see Display.

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General settings LCD contrast

To change the contrast setting on the LCD display. CaretText Language

To select display language: German, French, Italian, English, Spanish, Danish or Dutch. CaretText Radio channel setting

To change the radio channel for the control console, factory setting is channel 9! CaretText

Only change the factory setting if several cleaning robots are used at the same location and at the same time.

The same channels must be set on the control console and the radio remote control!

To set the radio channel on the radio remote control, see next chapter.

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Setting radio channel, radio remote control with LED

Keep button combination pressed for 5 seconds to change to the channel selection mode. Count the flashes on the LED display. The number of flashes corresponds to the number of the channel set. You are now in the channel selection mode.

To select the next-higher radio channel: press "right" arrow button 1x.

To select the next-lower radio channel: press "left" arrow button 1x.

To save the current radio channel and leave the mode.

Cleaning program parameters

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Speed

To set speed from 7.5 15 m/min in steps of 0.375 m/min. CaretText

If possible, do not set speed higher than 12 m/min. CaretText Ventilation

To switch on/off ventilation, see Ventilation. Mariner 3S recommends you leave the vent

CaretText ilation switched on at all times. Liner program

To switch on/off the liner program. Pump performance CaretText

To set pump performance, 7.5 10.5 A. Pump reduction CaretText

To set pump current to OFF or for special situations, 5.0 10.0 A. CaretText

Direction switching at obstacles

To set moving around obstacles to OFF or number of avoidance manoeuvres for moving around obstacles (1-6). CaretText

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Calibration Only relevant for clubliner plus.

To set the calibration interval to short, middle or long. CaretText

Mariner 3S recommends you set the calibration interval as long as possible. The shorter the calibration interval, the less exact the movement is in a straight line.

Alignment rear

To switch alignment at rear ON/OFF/SECTION/0:05-18:00/ALWAYS. Only relevant for clubliner plus. CaretText Alignment front

To switch alignment at front ON/OFF/0:0518:00/ALWAYS. Only relevant for clubliner plus. CaretText Rotation distance front

To set rotation distance from the front wall to 0.30 5.0 m in steps of 0.10 m, only relevant for clubliner plus. CaretText

Rotation distance rear

To set rotation distance from the rear wall to 0.30 5.0 m in steps of 0.10 m, only relevant for clubliner plus. CaretText

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Status display Status messages

Open state 1. Status CaretText

To open 1st status message. To open further status messages if available, the last 20 status messages are saved. CaretText Delete status messages

Delete status messages, for this purpose keep Enter button pressed for 5 s. CaretText

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Resetting data Reset default

The parameters for the cleaning programs are reset to the factory setting. CaretText

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Controller versions Version

To display controller version and to update if necessary. CaretText

Controller version, control console, transport trolley

Version indication for the remote controller (controller in the control console). To initiate remote controller update (only from version 2.0). CaretText Robot controller version

Version indication for the robot controller. To initiate robot controller update. CaretText Gyro version indication

Version indication for the compass software Pump controller version CaretText

Version indication for the pump controller Drive motor controller version CaretText

Version indication for the drive motor controller CaretText

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Factory settings

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Function clubliner clubliner plus

Pool name POOL
1 Press P2 for 5 sec Start delay h 3 01:30 3 3 3 3 Cleaning time h 3 3 3 3 3 3 Cleaning pattern X X H N H N Speed m/min 12 12 12 12 12 12 Ventilation ON ON ON ON ON ON Liner program OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Pump performance A 10.5 10.5 10.5 10.5 10.5 10.5 Pump reduction A OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Moving around obstacles - - OFF OFF OFF OFF Direction switching current 2 2 2 2 2 2 Delayed current OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Direction switching shock 2 2 2 2 2 2 Track offset mm - - 300 300 300 300 Calibration - - LONG LONG LONG LONG Alignment front/rear - - ON/ON ON/ON OFF/ON OFF/ON Wall distance front/rear m - - 0.7/0.7 0.7/0.7 0.7/0.7 0.7/0.7 Direction switching inclin ation

Inclination curve range +/-10° +/-10° +/-10° +/-10° +/-10° +/-10° Speed boost OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Max. track length m 20 15 20 20 20 20

Max. track length over time

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

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Troubleshooting

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Usage in auxiliary operation If the radio remote control fails, all functions can be selected at the control console. Manual cleaning using auxiliary operation Step Display

Press Esc button until the initial indication is reached, see right.

Press Plus button to change to the "Auxiliary oper" menu item.

Switch to the "Manual operation" menu item of auxiliary operation: Press the enter button twice.

Manoeuvre manually (assignment of the buttons is displayed).

Overview of assignment of the buttons Symbol Meaning

To accelerate forwards. To slow down backwards.

To accelerate backwards. To slow down forwards.

To turn left.

To turn right.

Stop.

Return to the initial indication in the menu structure tree.

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Automatic cleaning using auxiliary operation Step Display

Press Esc button until the initial indication is reached, see right.

Select the required program with program selection buttons P1 and P2.

Press Plus button to change to the "Auxiliary oper" menu item.

Open "Auxiliary operation" area using Enter button.

Press Plus button to change to the "Auto operation" menu item. Offset to left.

Press Plus button. Offset to right.

Press Plus button. Pump ON/OFF.

Press the Enter button once: Start the program with a start delay. Press the enter button twice: Start the program without a start delay.

The cleaning program is now shown on the display.

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Faultfinding and rectification All general errors that are not indicated on the control console are described here.

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Status messages on the control console Errors displayed on the control console are listed here, as well as recurring measures for rectifying errors. Code Measures A Reset:

On the control console: Press the ESC button CaretText

On the radio remote control: Press the STOP button. CaretText

On the control console: Set the main switch to OFF (0) CaretText

Wait 5 seconds CaretText

On the control console: Set main switch to ON (I) CaretText

B On the control console: Press the ESC button C On the radio remote control: Press the STOP but CaretText CaretText ton.

If the problem persists after carrying out all measures, or if a status message not included in the list is displayed, then contact Mariner 3S service at the representative in your region! To be able to provide you with faster service, please have the following details at hand:

l Robot number l All status messages as displayed l An exact description of the position at which the appliance has stopped. 100-104 pump controller

No. Status title Description Measures

100 Pump over CaretText

temperature. CaretText

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110-114 left motor controller

No. Status title Description Measures

110 Initialisation
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failed. CaretText CaretText 112 Water ingress. Water ingress alarm. Water ingress into drive housing.

Immediately remove appliance from the water. Contact service. CaretText

113 Overload. Drive left overload. Check roller pulleys and drive belt on the left side for CaretText dirt and clean if necessary. The axial play on each roller must be at least 1 mm.

114 Position error. Drive left overload. Re-start appliance at a level position. CaretText

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181-191 general status messages

No. Status title Description Measures

181 No water detec CaretText ted.

Insufficient power supply to the pump. Check appliance's cable-controller CaretText connection.

Dirt between propeller and pump housing. CaretText

Pump current consumption < 7 A. Contact service. Unsuitable usage in conjunction with
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cleaning pattern X. CaretText 184 No contact with the wall.

During the last 12 cleaning lanes, the direction was switched due to the maximum track length. No wall contact was detected. The cleaning robot probably is lying on its back or is propped up on an obstruction.

Free the appliance from this position.

Continue cleaning. CaretText

Adjust settings for the direction switching using shock sensors and/or current consumption of the drive motors. CaretText

Check filters for clogging. Clean or replace filters. CaretText 188 Overtemperature, controller on trans port trolley.

Temperature in the control box too high. Protect transport trolley from direct CaretText sunlight. 189 Cable test Cable test has produced an out of tol erance cable length.

190 Wire break Interruption of the ROBOT to REMOTE signal cable

191 Wire break Interruption of REMOTE to ROBOT sig nal cable

Check connector on the appliance's cable: correctly inserted? Signs of corrosion on the connector? CaretText

Contact service. CaretText

Only plug in or disconnect connector if appliance is switched off. Switch off appliance. Check electrical connection elements. CaretText CaretText

Only plug in or disconnect connector if appliance is switched off. Switch off appliance. Check electrical connection elements. CaretText CaretText

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Maintenance

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Servicing

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Checking belt tension

Check the control dimension (B). If correctly tensioned, the drive belt can be lifted 25 mm from the guide rail with little force. CaretText

Replacing rope

Open the hose clamp (A) with a slotted screwdriver. CaretText

Cut through and remove the old tag line. CaretText Assembly

Insert the end of the new rope through the hole CaretText in the floating cable thread connection (B) below the bend protection (C) on the appliance and secure it from slipping through with a knot at the end.

Position the clamping piece (D) inside of the hose support with eye at a distance of 17 cm to the end of the bend protection. Clamp the end of the hose clamp (A) at a distance of 15.5 cm from the end of the bend protection. CaretText

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3. Remove the rollers

Pull out roller axle (C). To do this, press the opposite end of the roller axle in the direction of the centre of the appliance using a screwdriver. The complete rollers (D) can now be removed/replaced. CaretText CaretText

4. Install rollers

Position new rollers (E) between the lateral guides (F) and insert axle (C). CaretText

Rotate axle so that the milled recess is on the side of the anti-twist lock (G). CaretText

5. Flap in the anti-twist lock

Pivot in the anti-twist lock along the track on the guide plate (I). CaretText

Tighten the anti-twist lock screw (H). CaretText

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Decommissioning

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Returning the product The authorised representative will take back the used appliance for free recycling. This rule applies in particular in the EU region. Transport costs will be at the expense of the customer. Recycling Your product has been designed and manufactured with high-quality materials and components, most of which can be recycled.

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Spare parts

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