Jandy Ray Vac Manual

The Jandy Ray Vac is an automatic pool cleaning system designed to efficiently clean swimming pools by automatically navigating the pool floor, walls, and waterline. It features advanced suction technology, debris collection bag, and programmable cleaning cycles. Below are key sections for safety, features, installation, setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Features at a Glance

Key components: Automatic navigation system, Debris collection bag, Suction hose, Control unit, Wall climbing capability, Waterline cleaning.

Feature	Description
Automatic navigation	Intelligently maps and cleans pool surfaces
Debris collection bag	Captures leaves, dirt, and small debris
Suction hose	Flexible connection to pool suction line
Control unit	Programmable cleaning cycles and settings
Wall climbing	Cleans pool walls up to waterline
Waterline cleaning	Specialized mode for cleaning waterline area
Energy efficient	Low power consumption operation
Easy maintenance	Quick-clean debris bag and accessible parts
Multiple cycle options	Standard, quick, and deep clean modes
Safety features	Automatic shut-off and obstruction detection

Installation

Unpack and inspect all components. Ensure pool system is compatible.

1. Connect to suction line: Attach vacuum hose to dedicated suction port.
2. Install debris bag: Secure collection bag to vacuum unit.
3. Connect control unit: Plug into power source and connect to vacuum.
4. Prime the system: Submerge unit and ensure proper water flow.

WARNING! Ensure pool pump is off during installation. Follow all electrical safety guidelines.

First-Time Setup

Power on control unit; follow initialization procedure.

1. Program cleaning schedule: Use control panel to set cleaning frequency.
2. Set cleaning mode: Select Standard, Quick, or Deep Clean mode.
3. Calibrate navigation: Allow unit to map pool dimensions.
4. Test operation: Run initial cleaning cycle to verify performance.

CAUTION! Keep children and pets away during operation. Ensure pool water level is appropriate.

Specifications

• Pool Size: Up to 20,000 gallons.
• Cleaning Coverage: Floor, walls, and waterline.
• Power Requirements: 120V AC, 60Hz.
• Debris Capacity: 2.5 gallon collection bag.
• Hose Length: 40 feet standard.
• Cleaning Modes: Standard (2 hrs), Quick (1 hr), Deep Clean (3 hrs).
• Navigation: Random pattern with obstacle avoidance.
• Weight: 15 lbs (dry).
• Warranty: 2 years limited.

Controls and Settings

Access control panel on main unit. Remote control available for advanced models.

Control Panel: POWER, MODE SELECT, SCHEDULE, START/STOP, RESET.

Cleaning Modes: STANDARD (comprehensive clean), QUICK (surface cleaning), DEEP CLEAN (intensive cleaning). Schedule: Daily, Every Other Day, Weekly. Settings: Run time adjustment, navigation sensitivity, waterline focus.

Connecting to Pool System

Suction line connection: Dedicated vacuum port or skimmer connection.

1. Turn off pool pump before connecting.
2. Attach hose to vacuum unit and suction port.
3. Ensure all connections are secure and watertight.
4. Turn on pump and check for proper suction.

Tip: Regular maintenance of pool filter improves vacuum performance.

Operation and Cleaning

Automatic operation once programmed and started.

1. Start cleaning: Press START on control panel.
2. Monitor progress: Unit will navigate pool automatically.
3. Complete cycle: Unit returns to starting position or shuts off.
4. Empty debris bag: Remove and clean collection bag after each use.
5. Inspect components: Check hoses and moving parts regularly.
6. Store properly: Clean and dry unit before storage.

WARNING! Do not operate with damaged hoses or components. Keep hair and loose clothing away from moving parts.

Maintenance Procedures

Weekly: Clean debris bag, inspect hoses. Monthly: Check moving parts, clean filters. Quarterly: Professional inspection recommended.

Care & Cleaning

Unplug before maintenance. Rinse with fresh water after each use. Store in dry, protected area.

CAUTION! Do not use harsh chemicals or high-pressure water for cleaning.

Regulatory Information

UL Listed: Complies with safety standards. FCC Part 15: Class B digital device. Copyright © 2025 Jandy; trademarks of Fluidra USA. For technical support, visit www.jandy.com or contact 1-800-227-1442.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
Unit not moving	Obstruction/low suction	Remove obstacles; check pool pump and suction.
Poor cleaning	Full debris bag/worn parts	Empty collection bag; inspect brushes and moving parts.
Unit stuck in corner	Navigation issue	Reposition unit; check for hose tangles.
No power	Electrical connection	Check power cord and outlet; reset control unit.
Hose disconnection	Loose fittings	Secure all hose connections; check for damage.

Reset: Control panel > Settings > Reset to factory defaults.

Service: 1-800-227-1442; www.jandy.com