Maytronics - Dolphin Superkleen combined PVC brush (pack of 2) - 6101543

Maytronics Dolphin Superkleen combined PVC brush (pack of 2)

This is the OEM combined PVC brush for the Maytronics Dolphin Superkleen robotic pool cleaner, supplied as a pair. The combined design means a single brush strip handles both pool-surface scrubbing and the traction needed for the robot to climb walls, integrating two functions in one component. It is the direct replacement specified by Maytronics under part number 6101543.

What this combined PVC brush does in the Dolphin

The combined brush sits across the full drive width of the Superkleen and performs two jobs simultaneously: the PVC bristle section agitates debris from the pool floor and walls, while the smooth climbing-ring zone provides the grip that lets the robot transition from the floor up vertical surfaces. When the brush wears, you will notice both a drop in scrubbing effectiveness and a failure to climb — because both functions degrade together.

Op welke Dolphin-modellen past dit?

Part 6101543 is listed by Maytronics as the combined PVC brush for the Dolphin Superkleen and is sold under the parent product Dolphin EasyKleen. The closely related 6101543-R2 variant is confirmed for the Dolphin Wave 65. Confirm your exact model number before ordering, as other Dolphin ranges use different combined-brush part numbers.

Tekenen dat het vervangen moet worden

Inspect the bristle rows for flattening, splitting, or missing sections — PVC bristles do not spring back once deformed. If the robot is leaving visible track marks or streaks on the pool floor, or struggling to mount the wall from the floor transition, the brush is the first component to check. Climbing ring wear appears as smooth, glazed patches on the ring zone of the brush.

Hoe installeer je het?

Release the four foam climbing rings (part 6101611) from the old brush before discarding it — they can be reused if undamaged. Slide the new brush strips into the brush frame channels from the ends, then refit the climbing rings to lock the brushes in place. No tools are required; the full swap takes around ten minutes on the bench with the robot out of the water.