Prowler 910 (Dolphin E10) Clean When Plugged In

[cznkane]

I'd like to figure out how to get my Prowler 910 (a Dolphin E10 with a different sticker) to start the cleaning cycle the moment it is plugged into power. My control box / power supply is the Mayronics "Basic 115". I know the higher end Dolphins have an "Automation Mode" that will do this but it doesn't appear my Basic 115 box supports this (groan). Has anyone figure out how to use this model with a smart switch and set up their own programming by turning 110v power on / off to the power supply?

 

[cznkane]

@Maytronics Customer Care

 

[Feernot]

@cznkane did you ever find out how to do this?

 

[cznkane]

@cznkane did you ever find out how to do this?

Sadly I did not, best I found was an Amazon review where a guy detailed out how he gutted the control box and put in a cheap 27v (I believe) transformer directly wired to the output plug.

 

[MITBeta]

I think I saw instructions for how to set this up in this thread. I don't know if it applies to your model (or where in the thread it is).

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[Mdragger88]

That model doesn’t come with this function. You must press the button. Apparently there are dohickeys that will press a button for you - that would be the route you would need to take.
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