Polaris Quattro Sport always going to deep end

[andyoi630]

I really haven't been able to find this exact issue in my searches, apologize if it is out there, but I'm having issues with a 2 year old Polaris Quattro Sport.

The past month or so it constantly wants to drive to the deep end, and won't drive out of the deep end. That is the furthest point from its in-wall connection. I feel like it primarily wants to turn right, and spin right, unsure if that's normal. But I basically cannot get any of the rest of the pool clean unless I move the cleaner to the shallow end, in which case it only stays there 30 minutes tops before ending back up at the far deep side.

Any thoughts? Thanks!

 

[Rocket J Squirrel]

Does it climb the pool walls? If not, you simply might not have enough pressure getting to the Quattro. I would check the full flow path from booster pump to UWF to Quattro for enough pressure. Also check the wheels are rolling at the correct number of RPMs.

I find my Quattro's spinning is suboptimal. It likes to spin 360 degrees, putting it back on the same path it was already on. I have yet to find a tweak to remedy this.

 

[1poolman1]

I really haven't been able to find this exact issue in my searches, apologize if it is out there, but I'm having issues with a 2 year old Polaris Quattro Sport.

The past month or so it constantly wants to drive to the deep end, and won't drive out of the deep end. That is the furthest point from its in-wall connection. I feel like it primarily wants to turn right, and spin right, unsure if that's normal. But I basically cannot get any of the rest of the pool clean unless I move the cleaner to the shallow end, in which case it only stays there 30 minutes tops before ending back up at the far deep side.

Any thoughts? Thanks!

You can have too much flow to the cleaner or a broken drive engine (stripped gear?).