Maytronics Dolphin C6

Maytronics Dolphin C6 exploded view & spare parts

This page brings together the complete exploded-view diagram and every genuine spare part available for the Maytronics Dolphin C6 robotic pool cleaner. Whether your robot needs a routine consumable swap or a deeper mechanical repair, the numbered diagram above maps each component to its exact part listing in our catalogue — so you can order with confidence and get your Dolphin C6 back in the water as quickly as possible.

How to use the exploded-view diagram to find the right part

The diagram shows the Dolphin C6 fully disassembled, with every component assigned a unique reference number. Start by identifying the area of the robot where the fault or wear is visible — for example, the drive system at the base, the filtration cavity in the top section, or the electrical connections at the rear. Match the component you can see in the diagram to its reference number, then use that number to locate the corresponding product listing on this page. If you are unsure which part you need, the diagram also helps you understand how components connect to each other, making it easier to spot secondary parts that may need replacing at the same time.

Main replaceable parts on the Dolphin C6

The Dolphin C6 is built around a set of serviceable assemblies designed to be replaced individually rather than requiring a whole-unit swap. The rubber tracks drive the robot across pool surfaces and are held in place by the chassis frame. The brushes sit along the underside and agitate debris loose before it is drawn into the filtration area. Filter panels inside the top-loading basket capture fine particles and can be removed, rinsed, and reinstalled in minutes. The impeller tube channels water through the pump housing, while the motor unit provides the suction and drive power at the heart of the machine. External components include the floating cable, which carries power from the power supply (also known as the transformer unit) down to the robot, as well as the handle for lifting the robot out of the water and the optional trolley for storage and transport poolside.

Common wear items and when to replace them

The tracks and brushes are the highest-wear parts on the Dolphin C6 because they are in constant contact with pool walls, floors, and waterline tiles throughout every cleaning cycle. Inspect the tracks each season for cracking, stretching, or chunks missing from the tread — a worn track reduces traction and can cause the robot to stall or veer off course. Brushes should be checked for bristle wear; flattened or missing bristles mean debris is no longer being lifted efficiently into the filter stream. Filter panels should be rinsed after every use and replaced once they show signs of tearing or permanent clogging that rinsing cannot clear. The floating cable is worth examining annually for kinks, cuts, or corrosion at the connector ends, as cable damage can affect both performance and safety. The power supply should be replaced promptly if it shows signs of overheating, fails to power on, or does not deliver a stable output — running the robot from a faulty power supply risks damaging the motor unit, which is a significantly more costly repair.

Keeping filtration and water flow at their best

The impeller tube and motor unit work together to generate the suction that draws water — and the dirt suspended in it — through the filter panels. If you notice a drop in cleaning performance, reduced suction is often the cause. Start by checking that the filter panels are clean and properly seated, as a blocked or misaligned filter is the most common culprit. If suction remains weak after a filter clean, inspect the impeller tube for debris lodged inside the housing. A cracked or partially blocked impeller tube reduces flow dramatically and should be replaced rather than cleared with tools, which can cause further damage. Keeping the motor unit dry during storage and avoiding dry runs outside the water will significantly extend its service life.

Why genuine Maytronics parts matter for your Dolphin C6

Genuine Maytronics parts are engineered specifically for each Dolphin model, meaning dimensions, materials, and tolerances are matched exactly to the original specification. Using non-genuine or aftermarket parts can compromise the fit between components, reduce cleaning efficiency, and — critically — void your Maytronics warranty. Genuine parts are also individually quality-checked to the same standard as the components fitted during manufacture, so you can be certain a replacement track, brush set, or motor unit will perform as the robot was designed to. Every genuine spare part sold on poolparthub.com is sourced directly through authorised Maytronics supply channels, giving you full confidence that what arrives in the box is exactly what your Dolphin C6 was built to accept.