So what kind of maintenance is required this robot null

Extractors and center ball should b removed weekly to remove debris that gets wrapped around connections. Especially if someone has long hair. I vacuum the filter weekly and examine sensors and camera for dust. After using the mopping feature I empty the reservoir and leave open to dry. Remove and rinse pads and allow to dry before reinstalling them. I’ve owned room as for more than a decade…4 different models. Maintenance gives them a long life. Also check the drive wheels for debris…again long hair.

Not much as far as cleaning the robot itself. Mostly it’s replacing parts and keeping the water tank full for the mop

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Extractors and center ball should b removed weekly to remove debris that gets wrapped around connections. Especially if someone has long hair. I vacuum the filter weekly and examine sensors and camera for dust. After using the mopping feature I empty the reservoir and leave open to dry. Remove and rinse pads and allow to dry before reinstalling them. I’ve owned room as for more than a decade…4 different models. Maintenance gives them a long life. Also check the drive wheels for debris…again long hair.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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Not much as far as cleaning the robot itself. Mostly it’s replacing parts and keeping the water tank full for the mop
Answered by MarkC 2 years ago
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