Dolphin pool cleaner "Trying to reach the cloud": what it means and the fix
Works for Corded Dolphin robots with an On/Off LED and a Bluetooth or Wi-Fi power supply, such as the M600, M700, X40 Plus and Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi.
What it means: The power supply is on your home Wi-Fi and trying to reach the cloud, or the Wi-Fi signal is weak.
Quick fix: Check your router offers a 2.4 GHz network.
Fix it in 4 steps
- Check your router offers a 2.4 GHz network.The power supply supports 2.4 GHz only.Done?
- Move the power supply closer to the router.Done?
- Add a Wi-Fi extender if the signal is still weak.Done?
- If you changed your router, use Wi-Fi settings in the app to join the new network.Did it work?
Fixed when: The connectivity LED turns steady green.
Great, it is fixed. Bookmark this page in case it comes back.
Still showing Trying to reach the cloud?
The problem stays after these steps. Contact your Dolphin dealer or Maytronics support (US: 1-888-365-7446 ext. 1002). Contact Dolphin support at 1-888-365-7446 ext. 1002 (US). Have the serial number ready: On the back of the folder in the packaging, on the side of the box, or inside the robot behind the filter. Dolphin support →
Parts that fix this
Why it happens
- Weak Wi-Fi at the power supply
- A router that is not on 2.4 GHz
- A new router or changed Wi-Fi details
Other Dolphin pool cleaner errors
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Questions owners ask
Can I still control my Dolphin if the Wi-Fi drops?
Yes. Choose the Bluetooth option in the app while you are near the robot. The app should reconnect to Wi-Fi when the connection returns.