LOW-SUCTION
Dolphin · EON 120d Robotic Pool Cleaner with DebrisLock Backwash Filter and SmartMap Navigation for In-Ground Pools up to 50 ft
The robot has noticeably less suction than normal — caused by a full filter, clogged impeller, worn impeller blades, or a partially blocked intake port; clean the filter and impeller first, then inspect impeller blades for wear
Error LOW-SUCTION on the Dolphin EON 120d Robotic Pool Cleaner with DebrisLock Backwash Filter and SmartMap Navigation for In-Ground Pools up to 50 ft means: Reduced Suction Power. The top-ranked community fix is “Inspect and Replace Worn Impeller Blades” (medium difficulty, ~45 min, DIY cost: $10-$20). 2 community-ranked fixes available below.
Published February 2026 · 2 fixes · pool cleaner
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While many pool cleaner repairs can be done safely at home, consider hiring a qualified technician if:
Average professional repair cost for this issue: $120-$180.
pool_cleaner · 2 fixes
pool_cleaner · 2 fixes
pool_cleaner · 2 fixes
pool_cleaner · 2 fixes
pool_cleaner · 2 fixes
pool_cleaner · 2 fixes
pool_cleaner · 2 fixes
pool_cleaner · 2 fixes
App Connection Failure
Brushes Not Spinning
Worn Scrubbing Brushes
Cable Connector Corrosion
Cable Deterioration
Cable Tangling
Drive Motor Failure
Filter Basket or Bag Torn
The Dolphin EON 120d Robotic Pool Cleaner with DebrisLock Backwash Filter and SmartMap Navigation for In-Ground Pools up to 50 ft has 8 other known error codes:
Error code LOW-SUCTION also appears on 8 other Dolphin models:
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