Dolphin pool cleaner repair

If your Dolphin pool cleaner (like the Dolphin Nautilus) is acting up—getting stuck, skipping spots, or making weird noises—it likely just needs Dolphin pool cleaner repair with a few key pool cleaner parts. Most issues stem from three common Dolphin parts: the brush roll (worn bristles cause poor cleaning), filter cartridges (clogged filters reduce suction), and drive tracks (bald treads lead to slipping). Replacing these is often cheaper than buying a new unit. For Dolphin pool cleaner parts, stick to OEM (original) components to avoid knockoffs that fail quickly. Check cables for tangles, rinse filters after each use, and store the cleaner in shade to extend its life. If it’s spinning, leaking, or showing error codes, inspect for debris or internal damage—some fixes are DIY, but motor or electrical issues require a pro. To shop smart for Dolphin Nautilus or other models, buy from trusted sellers like Marina Pool Spa or Dolphin’s official site. Regular maintenance (greasing tracks, winterizing) keeps your cleaner running smoothly. Remember: most “broken” Dolphins just need TLC and a $30-$50 part, not a replacement. 🐬