Maytronics - Dolphin EasyKleen cable spring for 3-wire cables - 3917033

Maytronics Dolphin EasyKleen cable spring for 3-wire cables

This is the genuine OEM cable spring for the Maytronics Dolphin EasyKleen, designed to seat the 3-wire floating cable securely into the cable slot on the cleaner’s cover assembly. Without a functional spring, the cable entry point lacks the mechanical retention it needs to stay correctly positioned during operation.

What this cable spring does in the Dolphin

The spring works the cable end into the cable slot on the top of the cover assembly, locking the cable’s exit angle and preventing it from pulling directly against the internal connector under load. A fatigued or broken spring allows the cable to move freely at the entry point, which accelerates wear on the cable jacket and risks stressing the internal wiring terminations over time.

A quali modelli Dolphin è compatibile

This spring is confirmed for the Dolphin EasyKleen as the primary parent product. The same part number 3917033 is used across a wide range of Dolphin 3-wire cable platforms, including the Orion, DX3, DX3s, DX4, DX4s, DX5, DX5s, DX6, Deluxe 3, Deluxe 4, Deluxe 5, Neptune, Neptune Plus, Nautilus, Apollo, Apollo Plus, Edge, Endeavor, Primal X3, Saturn, Atlantis, Discovery, Premier, Quest, Triton, Prowler 820/830, and Supreme M3. Verify your cable is the 3-wire (DYN) type before ordering — this spring is not compatible with 2-wire or rubber-spring cable assemblies.

Segnali che indicano la necessità di sostituirlo

Inspect the spring when you remove the cover assembly for any routine service. Replace it if you see visible deformation, cracking, loss of tension, or if the cable no longer sits flush and retained in the slot. A cable that shifts or rotates freely at the body entry point is a clear indicator the spring has failed.

Come installarlo

Disconnect power before opening the unit. Remove the two screws securing the impeller cover with a manual Phillips screwdriver — do not use a power drill or you risk stripping the threads. Lift off the impeller cover, then work the end of the new cable spring into the cable slot on the top of the cover assembly before refitting and screwing down the cover. The job takes under ten minutes and requires only a Phillips screwdriver.