Spare parts for Dolphin Swash CL

If your Dolphin Swash CL has stopped climbing walls with the same agility or you notice that the 2.5 hour cycle does not leave the bottom spotless, it's time to check its components. This model of Maytronics is an "all-rounder" designed for pools up to 12 meters, famous for its robustness and its dual motorization capacity.

At Quimipool we don't just sell parts; we help you extend the life of your equipment. Here you'll find everything from the original filter bag to key upgrades like cartridge conversion kits or Swivel cables.

Technical Catalog: What parts does your Swash CL need?

To make your shopping experience easier, we've categorized the parts by the critical function they play in your robot cleaner:

1. Filtration System and Upgrades

The Swash CL comes standard with a high-capacity filtration bag. However, over time, the fabric becomes saturated and loses micron retention.

• Original Filter Bag: Ideal for collecting coarse and fine debris. It is the standard and economical replacement.
• Cartridge Conversion Kit (Recommended): Tired of washing the bag? We have the filter kit (spring or ultrafine) with its holder. They are much easier to clean and offer superior filtration.

2. Traction and Motricity (Tracks and Brushes)

If the robot stalls or slips on the wall, the problem is usually here:

• Combination Brushes (PVC + Foam Rings): these are standard for this model. The foam rings improve the grip on slippery liner or gresite pools.
• Traction Tracks: With chlorine and sun, the rubber bands stretch. If they become loose, replace them to regain climbing speed.

3. Wiring and Power Supply

• Cable with Swivel (Anti-knot): One of the most common problems is cable wrap. We have versions of the 18m cable that include the Swivel system, a rotating part that prevents the cable from twisting during the cleaning cycle.

Professional Maintenance Tips for the Dolphin Swash CL

As technicians, we see that 80% of serious breakdowns could be avoided with these 3 simple routines. It's not just cleaning, it's caring:

• The "Immediate Rinse" rule: Never let chlorine or salt residue dry on the robot. Rinse the equipment with fresh water (hose) after each use, especially the brushes and motor shaft.
• Cable Storage: Do not wrap the cable around the robot arm like a garden hose. This creates "memory" in the cable and causes permanent knots. Stretch it out in the sun (a few minutes) to allow it to regain its shape, and then wrap it in wide loops.
• Watch the Helix: Sometimes hairs or threads get tangled in the upper helix (under the yellow grid). Check it once a month; a clogged propeller forces the motor and can burn out the electronic board.

Comparison Table: Estimated Component Lifetimes

Data based on standard seasonal use (May-September). Actual life depends on water chemistry and pool surface.