Maytronics Dolphin Pool Up CB

Maytronics Dolphin Pool Up CB exploded view & spare parts

The Maytronics Dolphin Pool Up CB is a compact, user-friendly robotic pool cleaner designed for above-ground pools. Lightweight and straightforward to operate, it delivers powerful scrubbing and reliable filtration to keep your pool water consistently clean. This page provides the full exploded-view diagram for the Pool Up CB alongside every genuine spare part you might need — from consumable wear items to major assemblies — so you can keep your robot running exactly as it left the factory without unnecessary downtime.

How to use the numbered exploded-view diagram

The exploded-view diagram on this page maps every component of the Dolphin Pool Up CB to a unique reference number. To find the part you need, simply locate the component on the diagram — either by visual inspection of your robot or by identifying the area that is worn or faulty — then note its reference number. Use that number to match the correct product listing below the diagram and add it straight to your basket. Each part listed corresponds to a single, specific component, so there is no guesswork about fitment. If you are unsure which part is causing a problem, cross-reference the diagram with your robot’s symptom: a loss of drive usually points to the tracks or motor unit, while reduced suction typically indicates the impeller, filter panels, or filter bags.

Main replaceable parts for the Pool Up CB

The Dolphin Pool Up CB is built around a set of clearly serviceable assemblies. The rubber tracks grip the pool floor and walls and are the primary drive mechanism. The scrubbing brushes sit along the underside of the robot and agitate dirt and algae before it is drawn into the filtration system. Filtration is handled by interchangeable filter panels and filter bags, giving you the choice between fine-particle filtration and higher-capacity debris collection depending on your pool conditions. The impeller draws water through the filter housing, while the sealed motor unit drives both propulsion and suction. External components include the anti-tangle floating cable, the low-voltage power supply that converts mains power to a safe operating voltage, the integrated handle for lifting the robot in and out of the water, and the caddy (trolley) for storing and transporting the robot between cleaning sessions.

Common wear items and when to replace them

Some components of the Pool Up CB require routine attention regardless of how well the robot is maintained. The tracks gradually lose grip as the rubber wears down; if you notice the robot slipping on pool surfaces or failing to climb walls, inspecting the tracks should be your first step. The brushes are similarly subject to steady abrasion — bristles that appear splayed, flattened, or noticeably shorter than when new will no longer scrub effectively and should be swapped out. Filter panels and bags should be rinsed after every cleaning cycle and replaced once they show signs of tearing, clogging that cannot be cleared with water, or visible degradation of the mesh material. The floating cable is exposed to UV light and pool chemicals throughout the season; cracks in the jacket or a loss of flexibility are clear indicators that replacement is due. The power supply is an electronic component that should be replaced with a genuine unit if it no longer charges the robot correctly or shows signs of overheating, as a mismatched third-party unit can damage the motor.

Handling and transport: handle and caddy

The Pool Up CB’s handle is the primary lifting point for removing the robot from the pool, and it takes considerable strain over a season of use. Check the handle assembly regularly for cracks around the mounting points, particularly if the robot is lifted by a single hand. The caddy keeps the robot, cable, and power supply organised between uses and protects the tracks from sitting on hard ground for extended periods. Both the handle and caddy are available as genuine replacement assemblies, ensuring the ergonomics and structural integrity of the original design are preserved. Replacing a cracked handle or a broken caddy wheel promptly prevents further damage to the robot body itself.

Why genuine Maytronics parts matter for your Pool Up CB

Every part listed on this page is a genuine Maytronics component engineered specifically for the Dolphin Pool Up CB. Genuine parts are manufactured to the exact tolerances of the original assembly, which means tracks seat correctly on the drive wheel, brushes align precisely with the pool surface, and filter panels seal properly against the housing. Third-party alternatives may appear compatible at first glance but can introduce subtle mismatches that accelerate wear on surrounding components or reduce cleaning efficiency. Genuine Maytronics spare parts are also backed by a manufacturer’s limited warranty, giving you confidence in both quality and longevity. Choosing genuine parts from poolparthub.com is the most cost-effective way to protect the full lifespan of your Dolphin Pool Up CB investment.