Thanks for the video, I received one from Santa and this was very helpful. It was easy to assemble and mine came with the cover in the same box. thanks again
Just got mine - I'm trying to figure out how to get the back bottom pouch/velcro to work around power box - I assume that's what that is for, just doesn't fit around it.
On my Caddy I just have a box on the rear bottom where the power box slips in, no velcro. They have great customer service if you want to give them a call. There is velcro on the back of the cover but that is just to hold the cover in place. Thanks for watching.
Got same setup but my robot is the E10, it misses lot of stuff, pass over leaves and debris and leaves them there, no pun intended, then that cable from hell that tangles all the time no matter what I do or if stretched out or whatever; because of this it always miss parts of the pool and mine is an above ground 32 by 16. 15000 gallons, it is a pretty big pool for this thing and the only way to do a close to 95 percent cleaning is to run the cycles several times or basically all day long. I was watching a video of a suggestion hack to run the cable through a pool hose I will do that tomorrow and see how it works because I cant keep mine from tangling
First off I'm not familiar with you model but I haven't had any problems like this. I'm careful when taking in the power line trying to get it to coil properly. I have a 36x18 25K gallon pool and I'll run two cycles and it is pretty much clean. Simply love my Dolphin.
i have my caddy system for a year and now will leave my thoughts , first it is way way overpriced, it is entirely made of rigid plastic, the wheels do not roll easily , the compartment for the brain is awesome , if the wheels were upgraded to rubber it would be a major game changer , you must be careful very careful when transporting you will snap the plastic , the robot is worth it, the caddy no, a dolly with secure system (tie downs, velcro straps cheaper and better)
Thanks for the video, I received one from Santa and this was very helpful. It was easy to assemble and mine came with the cover in the same box. thanks again
Congratulations! You will love it. Thank you for watching.
I got one of these set- ups. Found your tutorial afterwards. Nice job. Great voice!
Awesome! Thank you!
THX 4 sharing.
Thanks for watching.
Just got mine - I'm trying to figure out how to get the back bottom pouch/velcro to work around power box - I assume that's what that is for, just doesn't fit around it.
On my Caddy I just have a box on the rear bottom where the power box slips in, no velcro. They have great customer service if you want to give them a call. There is velcro on the back of the cover but that is just to hold the cover in place. Thanks for watching.
How does the control console attach to the caddy?
On the backside of the handle is a pocket to slide in the control box and two lugs to coil the power cord. Thanks for watching.
Got same setup but my robot is the E10, it misses lot of stuff, pass over leaves and debris and leaves them there, no pun intended, then that cable from hell that tangles all the time no matter what I do or if stretched out or whatever; because of this it always miss parts of the pool and mine is an above ground 32 by 16. 15000 gallons, it is a pretty big pool for this thing and the only way to do a close to 95 percent cleaning is to run the cycles several times or basically all day long. I was watching a video of a suggestion hack to run the cable through a pool hose I will do that tomorrow and see how it works because I cant keep mine from tangling
First off I'm not familiar with you model but I haven't had any problems like this. I'm careful when taking in the power line trying to get it to coil properly. I have a 36x18 25K gallon pool and I'll run two cycles and it is pretty much clean. Simply love my Dolphin.
i have my caddy system for a year and now will leave my thoughts , first it is way way overpriced, it is entirely made of rigid plastic, the wheels do not roll easily , the compartment for the brain is awesome , if the wheels were upgraded to rubber it would be a major game changer , you must be careful very careful when transporting you will snap the plastic , the robot is worth it, the caddy no, a dolly with secure system (tie downs, velcro straps cheaper and better)
I keep the power supply in the house to ensure it stay dry even with the caddy and cover. Thanks for the comment and hope you have Subscribed :)