Aquabot turns on then shuts off - Aquabot Pool & Spa

Mine does this too some times. I find that if i manually force the wheels (out of water) to turn slightly and then put it back in the water it works again for a bit. I think something is jamming it but can not find out what the issue is. Let me know if you solve it!

Well either you have a jammed up motor, or a bad motor, or the Controller unit has faulted.
http://www.robotshop.ca/PDF/aquabot-turbo-t2-manual.pdf
Above is a manual, this should help you it has exploded diagrams to help. There seem to be many ways that it could get tangled up, or maybe the belt has come off, any way it's about time to A: Get a screwdriver, or B: Call a service man....

http://www.i-love-my-aquabot-automatic-pool-cleaner.com/Aquabot-Troubleshooting.html my give useful instrucyions, or, if you are near Phoenix Az I'll be glad to help! S. Christian [email protected]

First of all your cleaner is under warranty for 4 years or 300 cleaning cycles and is prorated. That being said, here is the schematic and contact info. http://www.aquabot.us/parts/aquabot.html

The T2 has one set of belts and a single drive motor. Since one side must be rotating to be moving in a circle, we can then assume that the motor and belts are not the issue here. The two halves of the brushes are connected by a mechanism that allows them to turn independently of the other half. They can rotate about 3 times before they “lock” and act as it were one (not split) brush. This “slippage” is how the cleaner turns. Make sure that they do lock by manually rotating one side. If not, you will need new brush/wheel tubes.

A parts diagram can be found here:

Aquabot Parts and Repair