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General| Type | Robotic |
|---|---|
| Pool Type | In-ground |
| Energy Efficiency | Energy-efficient, low voltage |
| Brushing | Yes |
| Smart Navigation | Yes |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Pool Size | Up to 50 feet |
| Climbing Ability | Yes |
Obstruction in the pool causing cable to twist or coil up. Remove obstruction.
Cable gets stuck on the main drain cover. Turn off filter and install drain cover ring.
Too much cable in the pool causes tangling. Remove excess cable from the pool.
A dirty filter bag can affect cable movement. Clean the filter bag.
For all abovementioned cases, straighten cable and lay in sun periodically.
Foreign object stuck in moving parts. Remove the object.
Clogged filter bag affects movement. Clean or machine wash filter bag.
Power supply positioned wrongly. Place it to reach all pool areas.
Tracks worn due to wear and tear. Contact dealer to replace tracks.
Bottom lid mounted incorrectly. Lock it properly with both locks.
Pool water conditions are out of spec. Correct pH, salt, and temperature.
Power supply wrongly positioned affects pool coverage. Adjust position.
Algae on surfaces hinders cleaning. Brush walls and floor.
Pool filter and pump running concurrently. Turn them off for cleaning cycle.
Full filter bag prevents climbing. Empty and wash filter bag.
Large debris in pool affects climbing. Use special filter bag or clean regularly.
Algae on walls reduces grip. Brush walls manually.
Water temperature too low. Ideal range is 12-32°C.
Worn brushes hinder climbing. Replace brushes or contact dealer.
Slippery ceramic tiles cause loss of grip. Consult dealer for special brushes.
Debris caught around impeller. Untwist, remove tube, and clean impeller.
Trapped air affects performance. Turn Dolphin upside down underwater.
pH level is unsuitable. Check and maintain pH between 7-7.4.
Wrong brushes installed. Consult your dealer.
Non-climbing parameter programmed in remote control. Reprogram for climbing.
Impeller is blocked. Clean around the impeller.
Drive system is blocked. Clean tracks and wheels.
Electrical problem with power supply. Check source, fuse, or contact dealer.
Air caught in filter bag prevents submersion. Release trapped air.
Inlet flaps blocked with dirt. Open flaps to remove dirt/air.
Use a new filter bag with holes to aid submersion.
Dirty filter bag. Clean or machine wash the filter bag.
Brush sponges are dry. Soak brushes in water.
Dolphin climbs too high and disengages from wall. Remove handle float.
Dolphin disengages at waterline. Consult dealer about adding weight.
Dolphin damaged by operator. Call your Dolphin dealer.
Operator pulled on the cable. Call your Dolphin dealer.
Operator does not maintain Dolphin. Purchase/clean filter bag, clean Dolphin.
Dolphin worked out of water. Seals may be damaged, call dealer.
Power supply got wet. It could be damaged, call your Dolphin dealer.
Normal wear and tear. Send Dolphin for routine servicing.
Flat/dead batteries in remote control. Replace batteries.
