Troubleshooting
Pool Robot Keeps Getting Stuck? Causes and Fixes by Spot
Robots usually get stuck in the same few places: the main drain, steps, ladders, corners and slopes. Find where yours stops, then use the matching fix.
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Step-by-step fixes for robots that stop climbing, get stuck, won’t charge or flash error lights, for every major brand.
Troubleshooting
Robots usually get stuck in the same few places: the main drain, steps, ladders, corners and slopes. Find where yours stops, then use the matching fix.
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Wybot fix
WYBOT charging problems usually come from a wet port, dirty contacts, a robot left switched on, or a faulty adapter. Work through these steps before contacting support.
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Beatbot fix
A Beatbot that won't start is usually low on charge, not charging properly, or needs a restart. Beatbot's help center explains the lights and how to test the dock.
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Aiper fix
Most Aiper charging problems are the charger, wet or dirty contacts, or a battery worn by long storage. Here's how to tell which, using Aiper's own support guides.
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Aiper fix
A red light on an Aiper can mean normal charging, a jammed pump or a battery warning. Here's how to tell which, based on Aiper's own support guides, and what to do about each.
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Troubleshooting
Most robots that stop climbing have a full filter, a slippery wall or worn brushes. Work through these checks in order, from the 2-minute fixes to the ones that need parts.
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