#Aquabot bravo repair install#

These Aquabot Parts must be installed correctly or the belts won't work properly Stepped rollers have one end bigger than the other. The belts run under the large side of the stepped rollers and into the channel on the drive gear.

#Aquabot bravo repair install#

Remove the two old belts, install the new belts. Holding the sideplate roller-side-UP will prevent them from falling off. NOTE: The bushings are mounted on the sideplate. These bushings and rollers may fall off the side plate when it is removed Remove the 4 loose screws from inside the body.Д«EFORE removing the side plate, look at how the drive belts are positioned on the rollers. Where are the slotted wheel bushings? There may be an identical bushing that supports the motor drive shaft and fits the center of the side plate. Remove a wheel tube from the side plate.be careful to hang onto the slotted bushings on the tip of the wheel tubes and take off the drive track. They are the rubber belts that wrap around both sides of the wheel tubes. Inside the Aquabot body, locate and loosen the four (4) screws holding the side plate on the motor side. Remove the bottom plate and the filter bag. The inboard and outboard bushings on the drive gear are most susceptible to internal wear and should always be replaced with the belts. These parts wear down causing slack in the belts causing them to slip. The two (2) drive belts located behind the side plate on the drive motor side of the Aquabot, may be stretched or broken.Д«est practice: change the 3 sideplate bushings and the drive bushing that rests in the robot body supporting the drive gear, for a total 4 bushings and the 2 stepped rollers. Please remember to replace the debris shield.Дepending on usage, some Aquabot parts wear sooner than others. The machine I am working on may be slightly different from your own. Below is an unrehearsed and unscripted video my son shot as I replaced Aquabot parts a set of belts, bushings and rollers.