This page provides the full exploded-view diagram and complete spare parts catalogue for the Maytronics Dolphin M400 IOT EU robotic pool cleaner. The M400 IOT EU is a premium, always-connected robot that cleans floors, walls and the waterline in a single 2.5-hour cycle, guided by CleverClean\u2122 smart-navigation technology and controlled remotely via the MyDolphin\u2122 Plus app. Every numbered component shown in the diagram below is available as a genuine Maytronics spare part, so you can keep your robot running at peak performance season after season without replacing the entire unit.<\/p>\n
The diagram on this page breaks the Dolphin M400 IOT EU down into every individual sub-assembly and component, each assigned a unique reference number. To find the part you need, locate the component on the diagram \u2014 whether it is a drive track, a brush roller or an internal motor assembly \u2014 note its reference number, and use that number to search or browse the listings below. Each listing includes the official Maytronics part number, a description, and compatibility confirmation for the M400 IOT EU (product code 99991049-EUI). If you are unsure which part has failed, cross-reference the diagram with the symptoms you are seeing: a robot that veers to one side almost always points to a worn track or drive unit, while reduced suction typically signals a clogged filter panel or a worn impeller.<\/p>\n
The M400 IOT EU is built around a dual-drive motor system that delivers precise 360\u00b0 manoeuvrability regardless of pool shape, slope or obstacles. The key serviceable assemblies include: rubber drive tracks<\/strong> that grip every pool surface; a set of three brush rollers<\/strong> (one active power brush plus two scrubbing brushes) that loosen and lift dirt, debris and algae from the floor, walls and waterline; top-load filter cartridges \/ filter bags<\/strong> available in fine and ultra-fine grades to capture everything from large debris down to microscopic particles; the impeller<\/strong> that drives water through the filtration circuit; the motor unit<\/strong> (drive and pump motors); the anti-tangle swivel floating cable<\/strong>; the Wi-Fi-enabled IoT power supply<\/strong> that connects the robot to the MyDolphin\u2122 Plus app; the top handle<\/strong> for lifting the robot out of the water; and the wheeled caddy<\/strong> for storage and transport between cleaning sessions.<\/p>\n Like any robotic pool cleaner used regularly throughout the swimming season, the M400 IOT EU has several parts that wear predictably. Drive tracks<\/strong> should be inspected each spring for cracks, stretched links or reduced grip \u2014 a robot that slips on walls or moves sluggishly is a strong sign the tracks need replacing. Brush rollers<\/strong> lose their bristle depth over time; once the brushes no longer make firm contact with the pool surface, scrubbing efficiency drops noticeably and algae can take hold between cleans. As a general guide, brushes often need attention after two to three seasons of regular use. Filter cartridges and bags<\/strong> should be rinsed after every cleaning cycle and replaced when the filter media becomes discoloured, torn or permanently clogged \u2014 compromised filtration puts extra strain on the impeller and motor. The floating cable<\/strong>, which must flex thousands of times per season, can develop micro-cracks in the outer jacket or internal wiring faults; inspect it for kinks, exposed wire or swivel stiffness annually. The power supply<\/strong> should be stored indoors and away from direct sunlight when not in use, and its LED indicators can help you diagnose connection or cycle faults early.<\/p>\n Maytronics engineers each Dolphin component to work as part of a precisely balanced system. Genuine Maytronics tracks, for example, are moulded from a specific rubber compound chosen to grip tiled, pebble and vinyl surfaces without damaging them, while third-party alternatives may use different hardness ratings that accelerate wear on both the track and the pool shell. Genuine filter cartridges are rated to the same fine and ultra-fine particle specifications that the M400’s impeller and motor were designed around, meaning the pump does not have to work harder than intended. Using genuine parts also keeps your warranty valid and ensures that the robot’s CleverClean\u2122 navigation \u2014 which relies on consistent torque from the drive motors and unobstructed water flow through the impeller \u2014 behaves exactly as Maytronics intended. All parts listed on this page are sourced directly from Maytronics and are confirmed compatible with the Dolphin M400 IOT EU.<\/p>\n Simply find the reference number in the exploded-view diagram, match it to the part listing below, and add it to your basket. All orders are dispatched from poolparthub.com’s EU warehouse, so you can expect fast delivery across Europe with full tracking. If you need help identifying the correct component or want to confirm compatibility before ordering, our support team is on hand to assist \u2014 just quote your robot’s product number (99991049-EUI) and the diagram reference when you get in touch.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Common wear items and when to replace them<\/h3>\n
Why genuine Maytronics spare parts matter<\/h3>\n
Ordering spare parts for your Dolphin M400 IOT EU<\/h3>\n