Thank you so much! This video should be the first one that pops up when a search is done for an automatic pool cleaner starting then stopping! Thank you so much!
i had the same problem, i was a click away from ordering a new control unit until i came across this video. took 5 minutes to fix. thanks a million guys!!!!
Thank you for the video. I wish this reply may help someone else out. The propellor was clear. After checking the belts, realized my drive gear wheel was hopping around out of balance. This created a start and stop effect under a normal cleaning cycle. The small gear output of the motor was binding on the drive wheel. I swapped the left drive wheel for the right drive wheel. Cleaner is back in business. Be sure to take a close look at the gear and wheel play after removing the track belts. Placing an order for a new wheel. Device is cleaning like a champ. Cheers!
I was very disappointed to take my impeller out and find that it was spotless. I found a tiny acorn or pebble in one of the directional vanes that surround the impeller. I removed the 4 screws popped that little guy out (it fell in the lawn and was gone so I'm not sure what it was) and put it all back together. To my delight, my robot is back to cleaning! So while it was not this exact issue, it was very similar and I wanted to let other viewers to know to make sure those directional vanes surrounding the impeller are clear of any tiny bits of grit. Thank you!
The impeller gets jammed up so easy that I'm surprised they have not come up with a solution like a screen to prevent hair and debris from getting trapped in there.
While waiting for Maytronics to contact me about my Dolphin Explorer 20 that would travel 2 feet before shutting down, I found your video and followed your instructions. I found that a very small amount of hair wrapped around the impeller was the culprit. Thanks again for taking the time to make this video!
Thank you so much! You just saved me hundreds of dollars at the pool store! My impeller had long hair twisted around it into a knot, which thanks to you and your clear directions, I cleaned off. And now my Dolphin pool vac is working!!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!
Worked perfectly. Thanks for saving me $150 and a trip to the pool store. Why Matt Tronics doesn’t include videos like this with their FAQs is beyond me. Thanks again.
That was very helpful. I have seen a number of videos that simply showed how to clear the impeller from above. We have four trees behind the pool and lots of palms that shed those little wiry threads. Thanks!
This was the EXACT problem I encountered today (after several cycles picking up winter debris from the bottom). The instructions took me 15 minutes to fix our "Little Geek". Debris plant "needles" had wrapped up the impeller like weeder whacker line. 5 minutes to clean out. "Little Geek" back in business! Thanks, Craig!
Thanks for this video. Looks like many people are having this problem. This is definitely a DESIGN FLAW! For my 10-year-old Dolphin DX3 I need to unscrew only 2 screws to clean the impeller. Maytronics is in the business for many decades and should fix this PROBLEM instead of keep on confusing the customers with many labels & covers. The customers should NOT have to get into the GUTS of the machine to fix this common issue.
Thank you! Our “Lil dude” was doing same thing and I just cleaned the fan area with my fingers and he was good to go after doing same start/stop. He’s been picking up pine needles and the ladies’ long hair which tangled up the fan. Didn’t wanna risk breaking the waterproof seal. He’s happy to be back to work now 😂 What an amazing little machine. Was gonna try to find an expensive replacement on Black Friday, but saved a lot of money. Thanks again!
There isn't any water proof seal in the areas where he is servicing in this video. The w/p seal is in the housing that holds the motor/board, which is under the impeller shaft.
Great Video! Definitely earned a subscriber, had a little piece of plastic that was jammed and preventing the impeller from spinning. Saved me a lot of money Thank You!
My impeller is not blocked yet the robot has the same behavior. The rollers spin one direction easier than the other, however there are no obstructions on the track. Any ideas?
This happened to me. The next few power ON cycles, I spun the impeller forward and backward by hand AND moved the square piece that "aims" the water (just above the impeller) side to side gently to make sure it was moving freely. It has run several startups with no problem since :)
@@spungewurthy could you explain that in a little more detail. Does that mean you take it apart again and move the propeller by hand? I’m not sure how this works with a power on while you’re doing that. Sorry I’m just a little confused. Any clarification would be greatly appreciated.
@@spungewurthy mine did the same thing. I didn’t take mine apart, but just turning it on and off i was able to get it to run a few more times in full cycles but now it has stopped again so I’m gonna be tearing it apart tomorrow to see if the impeller is dirty
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! I was dreading hauling my Dolphin S300 in for service. It was reporting a comm error but that's because a pine needle jammed the impeller and after a time-out period (I assume), it reported a communication error - buts that's because after it dies and becomes not responsive, the control assumes its a comm error. So THANKS AGAIN for posting and solving my problem!!!!
Mine is doing the exact same thing. Just bought it a couple days ago. Thought I got a bad one and was going to return it. I’m definitely going to try this. Thanks for the video!
If impeller is clean and spins freely. Try running it upside down on a bench. Then if it continues to run. Put it back in the water. I stripped mine down, cleaned it all out (it was fine). Bearings are fine. It’s a few years old and needs brushes for the main DC pump motor - but you can’t buy them from Maytronics which is a scam. They will only sell you an entire new motor. Brushes are a consumable part. Anywho. Put it all back together and it only ran a few seconds still…. Ran it upside down (perhaps a recovery maneuver?. And it’s run ever since. Still needs brushes soon though (before it destroys the motor from brushes running out).
IF cleaning the impeller doesn't work, here's what I did in addition: The next few power ON cycles, I spun the impeller forward and backward by hand AND moved the square piece that "aims" the water (just above the impeller) side to side gently to make sure it was moving freely. It has run several startups with no problem since :)
Thank you very much from Australia. my trusted pool guy charged me $270 for the same job four weeks ago and it happened again with all wifie/s hair tangled around the fan lol
I just disassembled my DX4, and there was ablut 1/4 cup of water inside the motor/board housing. No wonder it doesn't move, and the blue light is solid. The guy at my local Leslie's is going on vacation, so I'm not sure where to buy the parts. It was purchased 4/19/20, so it's "juuuuusssstttt outside of the 24 month warranty." We had the control/power unit replaced about 6 months after I initially purchased it. I'm not sure it is as robust as our previous Maytronics pool bot. I don't remember the nomenclature, but it had the bag under it, and had 80's esque pastel coloring. Unfortunately the replacement parts on it were hard to find, so after 3-4 years of my second hand use (it came with the house when we bought it.), I broke down and bought this new one. This new one is designed a lot better as the top load basket is easier to clean and the daily timer is better. But to me, the inside/working parts seemed to be better quality.
Brilliant, thanks so much. Robert the robot (ours is a boy) looks like he's got a new lease on life, and I'm feeling pretty pleased with myself that I managed to sort this out with my husband away. :-)
Update/solution!!! I started having this issue non stop. So much debris in the top part and outside of the basket. Turns out my rapid drain flap was missing! (The black flap between the wheels and robot). It prev came off and I thought I reconnected but apparently didn't, found it laying on side of house. To reconnect you have to use pliers to pull knotches through. It's working amazing now!!
6 month old Quantum… it was doing the same thing, checking showed impeller clean…. I put it back in the water and it’s up and running. Perhaps it reset after being unplugged? Anyway, thanks for the clear and constructive video on Dolphin maintenance… Cheers
Same issue. Everything clean. Took the main housing apart and there was water inside of it. The control board had mineral build up. Tried to clean it up and no success. At this point I think I need a new board the motors seem to be working fine.
My Dolphin PS Triton does this where it won't pass the self test. The impeller is clean and there is no debris. Sometimes it works after i take it out of the water and put it back in but it's very hit or miss. The gears and track are fine so maybe its a motor issue. It i do the upside down test it works occasionally as well.
My Dolphin DX4 moves about 3-4 feet and stops. I checked the impeller and it was clean. I replaced the impeller anyway and it still only moved about 3-4 feet and stops.
Cleaned the impeller, there was hair and pine needles clogging it up. But this did not resolve the issue. It still is only moving forward about a foot then stops. Any other ideas?
My impeller was clean also, it runs great actually, and is churning up the water quite well. But the cleaner is still running only a few minutes then stops.
Did the procedure you recommend and still having the same issue, mine was clean. Any other recommendations/ I see others are having similar expriences here.
Mine was doing the same thing and the impeller was clean. 2 possibility's could be motor brushes or motor bearings. Mine ended up being the motor brushes were worn out. I ended up custom modifying some and it works perfect now. I have more brushes for sale or you could ship me the motor and I'll put them in.
If the fan is missing fins the machine also stops because the fan needs resistance to make the machine think its under water, to work propperly, cost 4 euro
Craig, great video. Super helpful. I did what you said and it worked for 1 day. Now it is doing the same thing. Pulled it apart again and made sure nothing remained in the impeller area. Impeller will spin by hand as will the final drive unit. Still does the forward and backward dance and then stops when back together. Any followup ideas if that doesn't seem to fix it?
My dolphin run through the self test by moving forward, moving back, and running the fan. After that, it will not move. The impeller has been checked and it is clear. The basket has been emptied. Any suggestions?
Someone gave me their dx4 proteus I put it in the water , it moved around but doesn’t pick up debris. Do you know where I should start to troubleshoot?
I did this. Cleaned impeller and it made it work for two minutes instead of three seconds. Any ideas why it would now stop with a clean impeller after two minutes? I will add that the blue cord has a break in it
Hey Bro, would you be able to help me? The left belt of my robot is not running. only one side goes forward and backwards, the other side stay still, so it wont clean. Do you think its a gear issue?
I just opend up the motor unit and pulled the impellar motor out. Its filled with black soot, smells burnt and difficult to turn by hand. New one on Ebay for $115. Has anyone went this route before?
I just did…..replaced the impeller motor…it had carbon sitting in its well. For sure the carbon motor brushes are worn out. Ordered a reman on eBay. Just installed it…still does the same thing. I check it has 30 volts from the power supply. A little disappointed it still does it.
I cleaned the impeller and even changed the cable and mine still moves a little and stops and cannot turn it on again. power supply is working. Would it be the motor? thanks
I have a t55i brand new. I just wanted to make sure that the power supply is working so i did a outside off water test but for some reason my dolphin didn’t stop running it did the cycle and pause then start running again is this normal??
Thank you so much! This video should be the first one that pops up when a search is done for an automatic pool cleaner starting then stopping! Thank you so much!
This is why TH-cam is worth every penny. Videos like these are gold. It helped our little vacuum, thank you!
How much you paying? Lol
@@MyMomHadMe whatever your wife’s rate is
@@AlexSzell damn that sucks for you brother.
Especially when you've never paid a penny to use it 🤔... What version do you have that requires you to spend pennies?
youtube has done alot for youtube.
Such a quick and simple fix, sometimes I just need an expert to point me in the obvious direction. Thank you!
i had the same problem, i was a click away from ordering a new control unit until i came across this video. took 5 minutes to fix. thanks a million guys!!!!
Thank you for the video. I wish this reply may help someone else out. The propellor was clear. After checking the belts, realized my drive gear wheel was hopping around out of balance. This created a start and stop effect under a normal cleaning cycle. The small gear output of the motor was binding on the drive wheel.
I swapped the left drive wheel for the right drive wheel. Cleaner is back in business. Be sure to take a close look at the gear and wheel play after removing the track belts. Placing an order for a new wheel. Device is cleaning like a champ. Cheers!
I was very disappointed to take my impeller out and find that it was spotless. I found a tiny acorn or pebble in one of the directional vanes that surround the impeller. I removed the 4 screws popped that little guy out (it fell in the lawn and was gone so I'm not sure what it was) and put it all back together. To my delight, my robot is back to cleaning! So while it was not this exact issue, it was very similar and I wanted to let other viewers to know to make sure those directional vanes surrounding the impeller are clear of any tiny bits of grit. Thank you!
The impeller gets jammed up so easy that I'm surprised they have not come up with a solution like a screen to prevent hair and debris from getting trapped in there.
While waiting for Maytronics to contact me about my Dolphin Explorer 20 that would travel 2 feet before shutting down, I found your video and followed your instructions. I found that a very small amount of hair wrapped around the impeller was the culprit. Thanks again for taking the time to make this video!
Thank you so much! You just saved me hundreds of dollars at the pool store! My impeller had long hair twisted around it into a knot, which thanks to you and your clear directions, I cleaned off. And now my Dolphin pool vac is working!!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!
Worked perfectly. Thanks for saving me $150 and a trip to the pool store. Why Matt Tronics doesn’t include videos like this with their FAQs is beyond me. Thanks again.
Sitting at my work station today facing off against 6 of these bad boys diagnosing and I tell you, Your videos are very very helpful Thanks Alot!
That was very helpful. I have seen a number of videos that simply showed how to clear the impeller from above. We have four trees behind the pool and lots of palms that shed those little wiry threads. Thanks!
This was the EXACT problem I encountered today (after several cycles picking up winter debris from the bottom). The instructions took me 15 minutes to fix our "Little Geek". Debris plant "needles" had wrapped up the impeller like
weeder whacker line. 5 minutes to clean out. "Little Geek" back in business! Thanks, Craig!
Thanks Craigie. We at the Ripley Homestead appreciate your guidance. We have Rosie up and running again thanks to you.
Thanks Craig! Just what we needed. Saved us some money and it is a simple operation.
Thanks for this video. Looks like many people are having this problem. This is definitely a DESIGN FLAW! For my 10-year-old Dolphin DX3 I need to unscrew only 2 screws to clean the impeller. Maytronics is in the business for many decades and should fix this PROBLEM instead of keep on confusing the customers with many labels & covers. The customers should NOT have to get into the GUTS of the machine to fix this common issue.
Same here. Mine has not been working for a few months, and unfortunately I can not find the parts.
This issue happened today 12/23/2023, and your video helped me figure it out! Thank you
Thank you! Our “Lil dude” was doing same thing and I just cleaned the fan area with my fingers and he was good to go after doing same start/stop. He’s been picking up pine needles and the ladies’ long hair which tangled up the fan. Didn’t wanna risk breaking the waterproof seal. He’s happy to be back to work now 😂 What an amazing little machine. Was gonna try to find an expensive replacement on Black Friday, but saved a lot of money. Thanks again!
There isn't any water proof seal in the areas where he is servicing in this video. The w/p seal is in the housing that holds the motor/board, which is under the impeller shaft.
I had this problem. Took it apart as was shown. It was clean. But for some reason, now its working. So thank you.
Thank you very much from Austria/Europe as well!!! Saved a lot of Euros and the waiting time for the service-guy! Thank you!!!
Great Video! Definitely earned a subscriber, had a little piece of plastic that was jammed and preventing the impeller from spinning. Saved me a lot of money Thank You!
Thank you for helping me fix my dolphin. I’ve saved myself some money especially how easy it was to fix it.
My impeller is not blocked yet the robot has the same behavior. The rollers spin one direction easier than the other, however there are no obstructions on the track. Any ideas?
Me too. Still not going on reverse.
This happened to me. The next few power ON cycles, I spun the impeller forward and backward by hand AND moved the square piece that "aims" the water (just above the impeller) side to side gently to make sure it was moving freely. It has run several startups with no problem since :)
@@spungewurthy could you explain that in a little more detail. Does that mean you take it apart again and move the propeller by hand? I’m not sure how this works with a power on while you’re doing that. Sorry I’m just a little confused. Any clarification would be greatly appreciated.
@@spungewurthy mine did the same thing. I didn’t take mine apart, but just turning it on and off i was able to get it to run a few more times in full cycles but now it has stopped again so I’m gonna be tearing it apart tomorrow to see if the impeller is dirty
@@TheRemyRomano I did it a couple times and it's been running perfectly for a month
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! I was dreading hauling my Dolphin S300 in for service. It was reporting a comm error but that's because a pine needle jammed the impeller and after a time-out period (I assume), it reported a communication error - buts that's because after it dies and becomes not responsive, the control assumes its a comm error. So THANKS AGAIN for posting and solving my problem!!!!
Thank you very much. You saved me a few dollars. I almost ordered a new unit before finding your video
Mine is doing the exact same thing. Just bought it a couple days ago. Thought I got a bad one and was going to return it. I’m definitely going to try this. Thanks for the video!
did it work?
If impeller is clean and spins freely. Try running it upside down on a bench. Then if it continues to run. Put it back in the water.
I stripped mine down, cleaned it all out (it was fine). Bearings are fine. It’s a few years old and needs brushes for the main DC pump motor - but you can’t buy them from Maytronics which is a scam. They will only sell you an entire new motor. Brushes are a consumable part.
Anywho. Put it all back together and it only ran a few seconds still…. Ran it upside down (perhaps a recovery maneuver?. And it’s run ever since. Still needs brushes soon though (before it destroys the motor from brushes running out).
IF cleaning the impeller doesn't work, here's what I did in addition: The next few power ON cycles, I spun the impeller forward and backward by hand AND moved the square piece that "aims" the water (just above the impeller) side to side gently to make sure it was moving freely. It has run several startups with no problem since :)
Brilliant thanks. The pictorial instructions that came with my Dolphin where useless but your video helped me sort out the problem. Many thanks.
Very clear instructions! Worked like a charm. Thank you!!
Thank you very much from Australia. my trusted pool guy charged me $270 for the same job four weeks ago and it happened again with all wifie/s hair tangled around the fan lol
Thanks for this video
Our robot has been acting up and this was the fix for it. She is moving right along now 👍👍
Thank you for the video.
I had a chickle at your naming yours Rosie. Yes, i too am from that generation.
Mine, is named Robbie. 😊
Thank you so much! We bought a 2nd robot and can now return it with this fix!
This worked on Dolphin dx3 thanks for the informative and not boring video.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Saved me a few hundred bucks!!! 🤝
Thanks for the instructions. This fixed my Dolphin Triton.
We are surely moving to a disposable electronics era. People don't realize a little bit of maintenance goes a long way! Great video
Totally! Saving thousands and thousands of dollars! 💰💸💵🎉
I just disassembled my DX4, and there was ablut 1/4 cup of water inside the motor/board housing. No wonder it doesn't move, and the blue light is solid. The guy at my local Leslie's is going on vacation, so I'm not sure where to buy the parts. It was purchased 4/19/20, so it's "juuuuusssstttt outside of the 24 month warranty." We had the control/power unit replaced about 6 months after I initially purchased it. I'm not sure it is as robust as our previous Maytronics pool bot. I don't remember the nomenclature, but it had the bag under it, and had 80's esque pastel coloring. Unfortunately the replacement parts on it were hard to find, so after 3-4 years of my second hand use (it came with the house when we bought it.), I broke down and bought this new one. This new one is designed a lot better as the top load basket is easier to clean and the daily timer is better. But to me, the inside/working parts seemed to be better quality.
Thank you very much!!! Perfect, detailed presentation!!!
Worked! Yeah saved me time and money in just minutes thanks to this video
This worked like a charm. Thanks so much for creating this video!!
Brilliant, thanks so much. Robert the robot (ours is a boy) looks like he's got a new lease on life, and I'm feeling pretty pleased with myself that I managed to sort this out with my husband away. :-)
We call ours Robbie haha
Excellent video. Just what I needed.
Thank you so much you are truly making the world a better place keep doing Gods work
Update/solution!!! I started having this issue non stop. So much debris in the top part and outside of the basket. Turns out my rapid drain flap was missing! (The black flap between the wheels and robot). It prev came off and I thought I reconnected but apparently didn't, found it laying on side of house. To reconnect you have to use pliers to pull knotches through. It's working amazing now!!
Brilliant solution .. many thanks for this .. so simple and so effective .. our Robot is called Henri by the way ( we are in France )
Fantastic! Worked like a charm. Found an acorn lodged in there. You saved me a lot of time and money - Thank You!
Thanks for this saved me a whole load of time and effort
6 month old Quantum… it was doing the same thing, checking showed impeller clean…. I put it back in the water and it’s up and running. Perhaps it reset after being unplugged? Anyway, thanks for the clear and constructive video on Dolphin maintenance… Cheers
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this video and do it well!
Glad it was helpful!
I was able to fix my vacuum. Thank you!
+1
Thanks so much! Saved me 100 dollars and more than that in pia
I let my neighbor use mine and it’s been doing this since I got it back. I thought I was gonna have to buy a new one, but I will try this tomorrow.
Thanks Craig, I came very close to throwing mine in the dumpster.
Fixed the problem. Thanks for the video
Very helpful explained everything in detail ready to go and fix my new dolphin pool cleaner most not really new
Same issue. Everything clean. Took the main housing apart and there was water inside of it. The control board had mineral build up. Tried to clean it up and no success. At this point I think I need a new board the motors seem to be working fine.
I'm problem was water got inside and was halfway up the motherboard and the capacitors and what not. Thank u for vid though very helpful.
woo hoo! just fixed my Active 40 aka "george"! Thank you so much!
same issue as mine, going give it a try, ither jammed or bearing is bad
I love Rosie 😊 9:07
That was great and helped a ton. But my belt keeps coming off on one side alot and only one side even with new belts any ideas on why? Thanks Mark
Love the Rosie name! We named ours Johny 5!😂😊
Brilliant, thanks for the tip. Was spot on
cheers mate, Mark was exactly the same
thank you
Thanks! It worked for me on my Dolphin E10!
How do you replace the front and back spinning brushes?
Thanks for the tip!!!! It work again thanks
Thank you. Fixed my issue.
My Dolphin PS Triton does this where it won't pass the self test. The impeller is clean and there is no debris. Sometimes it works after i take it out of the water and put it back in but it's very hit or miss. The gears and track are fine so maybe its a motor issue. It i do the upside down test it works occasionally as well.
My Dolphin DX4 moves about 3-4 feet and stops. I checked the impeller and it was clean. I replaced the impeller anyway and it still only moved about 3-4 feet and stops.
Mine is doing the same and impeller is clean; did you solve it?
Cleaned the impeller, there was hair and pine needles clogging it up. But this did not resolve the issue. It still is only moving forward about a foot then stops. Any other ideas?
My impeller was clean also, it runs great actually, and is churning up the water quite well. But the cleaner is still running only a few minutes then stops.
Did the procedure you recommend and still having the same issue, mine was clean. Any other recommendations/ I see others are having similar expriences here.
Same issue here
Mine was doing the same thing and the impeller was clean. 2 possibility's could be motor brushes or motor bearings. Mine ended up being the motor brushes were worn out. I ended up custom modifying some and it works perfect now. I have more brushes for sale or you could ship me the motor and I'll put them in.
If the fan is missing fins the machine also stops because the fan needs resistance to make the machine think its under water, to work propperly, cost 4 euro
Craig, great video. Super helpful. I did what you said and it worked for 1 day. Now it is doing the same thing. Pulled it apart again and made sure nothing remained in the impeller area. Impeller will spin by hand as will the final drive unit. Still does the forward and backward dance and then stops when back together. Any followup ideas if that doesn't seem to fix it?
I have the same issue right now. I have a service tech supposed to come and check it out now.
If anyone knows where to get the 2 drive gears I will replace those also. I can find them for the Dx4
Brilliant, many thanks ❤
My dolphin run through the self test by moving forward, moving back, and running the fan. After that, it will not move. The impeller has been checked and it is clear. The basket has been emptied. Any suggestions?
I have this model. Its blowing small debris back into the pool from the top where the holes are. I guess its the water shoot. Can u help?
Someone gave me their dx4 proteus I put it in the water , it moved around but doesn’t pick up debris. Do you know where I should start to troubleshoot?
My still doesnt work and i even replaced the cord. Is there a reset button? If so where?
I did this. Cleaned impeller and it made it work for two minutes instead of three seconds. Any ideas why it would now stop with a clean impeller after two minutes? I will add that the blue cord has a break in it
Fixed my problem!
If it’s not a warranty item, they should make it user serviceable and put this in the instructions.
Thank you. Very helpful
Hello, could you give me some advice to recover the waterproofing of the box, I can no longer get it, it continues to have infiltrations, thanks
what if it moves back and forth briefly and stop, but the impeller is running?
Great video my friend 👍
Thank you my Brother
Hey Bro, would you be able to help me?
The left belt of my robot is not running. only one side goes forward and backwards, the other side stay still, so it wont clean. Do you think its a gear issue?
Thank you for the info 🙏
Who is here summer 2024? Hoping for the best!
mine stops when it hits wall
Thx for the tip,worked great
Glad it helped
I just opend up the motor unit and pulled the impellar motor out. Its filled with black soot, smells burnt and difficult to turn by hand. New one on Ebay for $115. Has anyone went this route before?
I just did…..replaced the impeller motor…it had carbon sitting in its well. For sure
the carbon motor brushes are worn out. Ordered a reman on eBay. Just installed it…still does the same thing. I check it has 30 volts from the power supply. A little disappointed it still does it.
Excellent… thanks 🙏
Thank you for show it I know how to do now
I remember Rosie 😊😊😊
I cleaned the impeller and even changed the cable and mine still moves a little and stops and cannot turn it on again. power supply is working. Would it be the motor? thanks
I have the same problem. I’m gonna change the robot tracks next. Hopefully that works
nice very helpful video
I have a t55i brand new. I just wanted to make sure that the power supply is working so i did a outside off water test but for some reason my dolphin didn’t stop running it did the cycle and pause then start running again is this normal??