Maytronics Dolphin Ex60 IOT CB

Maytronics Dolphin Ex60 IOT CB exploded view & spare parts

The Maytronics Dolphin Ex60 IOT CB is a high-performance robotic pool cleaner designed for pools up to 15 metres in length, delivering a thorough scrub of the floor, walls and waterline in a single automated cycle. Its cloud-connected power supply keeps it in constant communication with the MyDolphin™ Plus app, letting you schedule cleans, receive maintenance alerts and monitor the robot remotely. Like every mechanical device, it relies on a set of wear parts that need periodic attention to stay at peak performance. The exploded-view diagram on this page — complete with numbered callouts — makes it straightforward to identify every component and order the exact genuine Maytronics spare part you need from poolparthub.com.

How to use the numbered spare-parts diagram

Every part shown in the exploded-view illustration carries a unique item number that maps directly to the part numbers in the table below the diagram. Start by locating the area of the robot where you notice wear or damage — for example, a cracked track section, a torn brush strip or a blocked filter panel. Find the corresponding numbered callout on the diagram, note the part number listed alongside it, and add that item to your cart. If you are unsure which variant applies to your machine, check the model sticker on the underside of the Dolphin Ex60 IOT CB — it carries the full product code you can cross-reference with our listings to confirm compatibility before you order.

Main replaceable parts overview

The Dolphin Ex60 IOT CB is built around several key assemblies, all of which appear in the exploded-view diagram. The rubber tracks provide the traction needed to climb walls and navigate the waterline. The dual active brushes — front and rear — agitate and lift debris from every pool surface. The multilayer filter panels and filter bags capture everything from coarse leaves down to fine dust particles. The impeller creates the suction that draws water and debris up through the filtration system, while the motor unit drives the entire cleaning mechanism. Externally, the swivel floating cable prevents tangling during a cycle, the cloud-connected power supply manages scheduling and IoT connectivity, and the handle and caddy make transport and storage effortless between sessions.

Common wear items and when to replace them

Tracks and brushes are the parts that work hardest in direct contact with pool surfaces, so they typically show wear first. Inspect the tracks every season for cracking, stretching or missing lugs, and replace them if traction seems reduced or the robot struggles to climb walls. Brush strips should be checked at the same time — worn bristles lose the ability to dislodge algae and fine grit effectively. Filter panels and bags need rinsing after every cleaning cycle; replace them when the mesh is torn, the frame is warped, or the indicator on the power supply signals a persistent blockage even after cleaning. The impeller can become clogged with hair or fine debris, and a noisy or underperforming pump is a reliable sign it needs attention. The floating cable should be replaced if the outer sheath cracks or if the robot begins to behave erratically during a cycle. Finally, inspect the power supply annually — its cloud connectivity means firmware updates arrive automatically, but physical wear to connectors or the housing warrants a genuine replacement unit.

Caring for your handle and caddy

The Dolphin Ex60 IOT CB caddy is designed to store the robot, wind the floating cable and wheel the unit between pool and storage area with minimal effort. Over time, the plastic frame can become brittle from UV exposure, and the cable hooks or axle pins may wear. Replacing a broken caddy or handle is straightforward using the numbered parts in the diagram — no special tools are required. Keeping these accessories in good condition protects the robot itself from being dropped or dragged across abrasive surfaces, which can prematurely damage the tracks or cable.

Why genuine Maytronics parts matter

Maytronics engineers each spare part specifically for the Dolphin range, meaning tolerances, materials and chemical resistance are all matched to the demands of continuous immersion in chlorinated or salt water. Fitting non-genuine tracks, brushes or filter panels can compromise the seal between components, reduce suction efficiency and, in the case of the motor unit or power supply, potentially void your warranty. Because the Dolphin Ex60 IOT CB’s cloud-connected power supply can send proactive maintenance notifications and remote diagnostics, using correctly specced genuine components also ensures those smart features continue to function as intended. Every spare part listed on this page is an authentic Maytronics component, sourced and shipped from poolparthub.com so you can service your robot with complete confidence.