So, after researching all over the net I still can't figure out whether it has one or two motors. The description from Doheny's doesn't say either way so I'm leaning towards one. On the other hand the closed I can find is the Leslie's Deluxe 4 which has one motor but no remote. The Deluxe 5 has the remote same as mine and it says two motors. To confuse things even more, the literature that came with the Discovery call it a model MCC6/MTC6, neither of which apparently exists as far as the interwebs are concerned.
Instead of helping you clarify, I probably made it worse!
As far as the "quick clean" goes, I believe it just skips cleaning the walls. It will go maybe a quarter of the way up and then reverse. The speed as which it moves stays the same regardless of the mode. Doesn't get stuck on anything either. I've watched it go over my pool light as well as the drain cover with no problems. It even made it up a couple of the steps...didn't really do much good as the steps were too narrow but it was pretty funny to watch.
The foam rollers do a good job of picking up tiny debris (I could actually see the path of where the foam rollers went over on the initial cleaning).
Construction seem pretty solid, not too much bending or flexing. I actually work for a company that imports a lot from China/Taiwan/India but this is made in Israel and the fit/finish seem pretty good.
Let me know if you have any other questions. It's kinda frustrating trying to find good info with all the private labeling that's going on and the reviews are basically non-existant.
Instead of helping you clarify, I probably made it worse!
As far as the "quick clean" goes, I believe it just skips cleaning the walls. It will go maybe a quarter of the way up and then reverse. The speed as which it moves stays the same regardless of the mode. Doesn't get stuck on anything either. I've watched it go over my pool light as well as the drain cover with no problems. It even made it up a couple of the steps...didn't really do much good as the steps were too narrow but it was pretty funny to watch.
The foam rollers do a good job of picking up tiny debris (I could actually see the path of where the foam rollers went over on the initial cleaning).
Construction seem pretty solid, not too much bending or flexing. I actually work for a company that imports a lot from China/Taiwan/India but this is made in Israel and the fit/finish seem pretty good.
Let me know if you have any other questions. It's kinda frustrating trying to find good info with all the private labeling that's going on and the reviews are basically non-existant.
