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PoolBot B150: What does a yellow, pink, or red light on your PoolBot indicate
The different indicator colours signal specific statuses of the PoolBot B150. Colour Status Blue Operating normally Yellow Low on charge Red Fault detected / Power Off Red on Charger Charging Green on charger Fully charged Pink No water detected If ...
Poolbot B150: Does not turn on or charge
Your PoolBot may not be turning ON or charging due to the following reasons. Corrosion of the charging pins Debris and dust clogging the power switch mechanism. To check for and fix corrosion of the charging pins follow the instructions here. To ...
Poolbot B150: Does not climb walls, clean floors, or operate as intended in the pool
Environmental changes may call for recalibration of the sensors. To recalibrate your PoolBot, first open the cover and remove the filter basket to find out your serial number. Then follow the instructions below to recalibrate the sensors. Before ...
PoolBot B150: Has corroded charging pins
To check for corrosion on the charging pins look for the following signs Blue pigment on the charger pins Broken charger pins The image below shows a normal and a corroded pin. Click to Zoom If your charger pin is slightly corroded use a small amount ...
PoolBot B150: Has debris stuck in the fan
If the red light indicator turns on and causes the unit to turn off right after submerging your PoolBot B150 it may be due to dust and debris stuck and obstructing the operation of the fan. This may also cause faster battery drain, motor ...

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MoeBot: How do I install the boundary wire?
The boundary wire is used to tell your MoeBot where it can and cannot go. The line should be taut and a peg placed every 1 metre The line can be buried if you wish up to 4cm, but is not necessary After approx 6 weeks the line will not be visible as ...
MoeBot: How to replace a PCB board on a MoeBot
Please follow this link for the video instruction: https://youtu.be/JJd8pwbCqoI Was thi
PoolBot B150: Has debris and dust clogging the power switch mechanism
You may see flickering red and green lights while your PoolBot B150 is on charge if you have any debris stuck in the power switch mechanism. To identify the issue check if the power switch feels obstructed. Secondly visually inspect the power switch ...
PoolBot B150: Does not climb walls or steps
The PoolBot B150 may fail to climb walls due to the chemicals and salinity in your pool. You can simply install the foam pads provided with the PoolBot to provide extra buoyancy which will resolve the issue. Following is an image with a PoolBot B150 ...
MoeBot: How often do blades need to be changed?
Blades should be changed every 6 weeks. Blades need to be razor sharp to reduce wear and tear on the motor and to ensure your grass looks prestine. Blades cost is $66 per 30 blades.

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Recent Articles

PoolBot B150: What does a yellow, pink, or red light on your PoolBot indicate

Poolbot B150: Does not turn on or charge

Poolbot B150: Does not climb walls, clean floors, or operate as intended in the pool

PoolBot B150: Has corroded charging pins

PoolBot B150: Has debris stuck in the fan

Popular Articles

MoeBot: How do I install the boundary wire?

MoeBot: How to replace a PCB board on a MoeBot

PoolBot B150: Has debris and dust clogging the power switch mechanism

PoolBot B150: Does not climb walls or steps

MoeBot: How often do blades need to be changed?