Safety first: Remove the robot from the pool using the approved retrieval method. Power it off and dry the charge port before attaching the OEM charger. Never open its sealed battery case or test submerged motors on a dry surface.
Model and version covered
Original Aiper Scuba S1. Check product-year and full label: Scuba S1 2025/2026, S1 Pro and other Aiper models may have different app, LED and button features.
DIAGNOSE THE CAUSE · APPLY THE FIX · CONFIRM THE RESULT
Find the cause and fix it
Jump to your symptom: 01 · Power button does not end cycle after retrieval02 · Button mechanically stuck or cracked03 · Robot runs uncontrollably or overheats
01
Power button does not end cycle after retrieval
HOW TO CHECK & CORRECT THIS CAUSE
- Remove from water to safe level dry surface, follow exact S1 manual's long-press OFF/reset duration without bridging contacts.
- Dry touch/button area.
How to tell it is fixed: Indicator powers down and motors stop.
02
Button mechanically stuck or cracked
HOW TO CHECK & CORRECT THIS CAUSE
- Do not force or puncture housing.
- Replace sealed switch/cover by authorized matched service to preserve waterproof rating.
How to tell it is fixed: Button reliably controls on/off without water ingress.
03
Robot runs uncontrollably or overheats
HOW TO CHECK & CORRECT THIS CAUSE
- Isolate from combustible materials, stop charging and arrange manufacturer battery/power-control service.
How to tell it is fixed: Safe power-off functionality after qualified repair.
Source and model restrictions
Technical baseline: Manufacturer guide or model manual ↗