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

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• PoolBot B150: The red light indicator is activated

  A red light indicator can be a sign of the following issues. Debris stuck in fan motor Hardware error First, check the fan motor for debris and resolve the issue by following the instructions by clicking here. If you do not find any debris or the fix ...

• 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 ...

• 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 flickering red and green lights while on charge

  Your PoolBot B150 may be malfunctioning due to a clogged power switch. To check for and resolve the issue follow the instructions here.

• 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 ...