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Care & Maintenance
Parts
Cleaning the clean and dirty water tanks
Cleaning sensors and charging contacts
Replacing the disposable bag
Use a soft cloth to clean all sensors and charging contacts in the robot vacuum:
To keep the robot vacuum in good condition, it is recommended to refer to the following table for
routine maintenance.
1. When the disposable bag is full, pull the cover out from the dust cabinet opening. Remove
the disposable bag using the handle, and discard it.
1. Remove both the clean and dirty water
tanks, open their covers, and pour out the
water.
Parts
Cleaning Frequency
Replacement Frequency
2. Use clean water to completely wash the
tanks, then wipe the outside of the tanks dry
before reinserting them into the omni
station.
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Dust Compartment
Clean as required
· The cliff sensors on the bottom of the robot vacuum.
· The charging contacts on the back of the robot vacuum.
· The LDS laser sensor on the top of the robot vacuum.
· The bumper and the line laser sensor on the front of the robot vacuum.
Filter
Clean every two weeks
3–6 months
Cliff Sensor
Clean every two weeks
Clean Water Tank
Dirty Water Tank
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Recommended to clean after
each use
Dust Cabinet Opening
Washboard
Clean every 1–2 weeks
Line Laser Sensor
LDS Laser Sensor
Brush
6–12 months
Clean every two weeks
Clean every two weeks
3–6 months
Side Brush
Charging Contacts
Bumper
Mop Pad
1–3 months
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Note: Pull the handle of the disposable bag to seal it to prevent the dust and debris from getting
out.
Caster Wheel
Note: Both the floater in the clean water tank and the float ball in the dirty water tank are
movable parts. Do not apply too much force when cleaning them to avoid damaging them.
Cleaning the brush
2. Use a dry cloth to wipe away any dirt
from the filter.
3. Install a new disposable bag as illustrated
and insert the handle of the bag into the slot.
LDS Laser Sensor
Line Laser Sensor
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Clean every month
Cleaning the washboard and washboard base
Cliff Sensor
· Flip the robot vacuum over and pinch the clips to remove the brush cover. Lift the brush out,
remove the bearings on both ends, and clean the brush's axle.
· Use scissors to cut any hair tangled around the brush, and remove any debris.
· Reinstall the brush bearing, brush and brush cover, and clip them in place.
Robot Vacuum's Charging Contacts
1. Remove the washboard, and clean it with a
brush using the tap water.
Ultrasonic Sensor
Bumper
Auto-empty Vents of Robot Vacuum
2. Wipe the washboard with a dry cloth,
and reinstall it to the omni station. Make
sure the water pipe is inside the groove of
the washboard; otherwise, it may affect
normal use.
Brush Cover
Release Button
Brush
Brush Bearings
Bottom of the Robot Vacuum
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4. Put the dust cabinet cover back, and it is properly installed when you hear a "click".
Depending on actual use
Omni Station
Omni Station's Charging Contacts
Omni Station's Signaling Area
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Disposable Bag
Replace about every 2.5 months
depending on actual use
Click
Notes:
CAUTION: If too much hair is tangled in the brush, or if the hair is tightly tangled, do not forcibly
pull on it, as this could damage the brush.
Note: Do not tilt the omni station during daily use or cleaning. If water collects in the
washboard base, wipe it dry with a cloth.
· The replacement frequency is for reference only. If a part is damaged, it should be
replaced promptly to ensure efficient cleaning.
· To move or ship the robot vacuum, please empty the clean and dirty water tanks to
avoid the robot vacuum getting damaged in transit.
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