What type of bubbler cover are you using? Is there an actuator devoted to the operation of the bubbler?

I believe they have tried 1" bubbler covers and 1/2" covers. The 1" bubbler covers don't do much when the pump is on low speed, which is most of the time it is running. The 1/2" bubbler covers result in a higher bubbler feature, but the flailing around (turbulence).
I don't believe there is an actuator devoted to the bubbler. I"m not quite sure how to get a straight answer. The bubblers bubble when the pump is on, always.

Two people from the pool company told us they have never seen this before. Our pool is 17' wide and the tanning ledge is the width, then 5' across. There are 2 bubblers on that tanning ledge. Could it be that people normally only have one bubbler?? I'm very disappointed in the look of the bubblers. 1) they don't operate very high unless pump is on high speed. 2) when they are a decent amount high, they flail around like crazy. Regardless of the pump on high or low speed.

Not sure if this matters -- we have 2 bubblers, 2 deck jets, and 2 aerators. We only want to operate the aerators at times when the water is too warm, so we don't mind doing that manually (not via the remote). They are telling us that the remote is full already and there is not room to have the bubblers turn on. The pump primes at high speed for 3 minutes, then goes to low speed. It's such a pain on the remote to go through the long menu path to get to the place to change the pump to run at 3450 rpms. And that's the only way I can have the bubblers run at the higher level. :(

The pool school tech changed the bubbler fittings to 1/4" and they seem to be doing much better!!

And no, we definitely do no have an actuator for the bubblers. When the pump is on, the bubblers are on. While the cleaner or deck jets are on, the pump would operate in high speed and therefore the bubblers would also. Otherwise, I have to adjust the pump speed on the pump.

Hey, I hope im not too late, but I had this same problem recently. I found out that its actually due to the turbulence of the water rippling back from the walls... Check out this video, it looks like this company just came out with a replacement bubbler that pops out and fixes this issue. Check out this youtube video that describes your exact problem... https://youtu.be/hbExpvtGAu0?si=zEybl_Fz3LPH6Or2

I found their website. streamlinesupplyco.com

Hey, I hope im not too late, but I had this same problem recently. I found out that its actually due to the turbulence of the water rippling back from the walls... Check out this video, it looks like this company just came out with a replacement bubbler that pops out and fixes this issue. Check out this youtube video that describes your exact problem... https://youtu.be/hbExpvtGAu0?si=zEybl_Fz3LPH6Or2

I found their website. streamlinesupplyco.com