Dolphin Cayman pool cleaner troubleshooting

If your Dolphin Cayman pool cleaner is slacking—spinning aimlessly or refusing to suck—start with Dolphin Cayman pool cleaner troubleshooting. Clogged filters are the silent killer; rinse them gently or soak in a 50⁄50 vinegar-water mix overnight. Check the impeller for debris like twigs or LEGO pieces blocking suction. Ensure the cable isn’t tangled or frayed, as kinks disrupt power. Adjust floatation settings if the Cayman pool cleaner struggles with walls or corners. For software glitches, unplug it for 30 seconds or check for firmware updates. Regular robotic pool cleaner maintenance tips include cleaning filters weekly, inspecting brushes for wear, and storing the cable loosely. If all else fails, test the motor or warranty—sometimes upgrades beat repairs. Keep your pool chemistry balanced (pH 7.2–7.6) to avoid damaging parts. With these fixes, your Dolphin Cayman should be back to efficient cleaning!