How does the Roomba s9+ deal with electrical cords? null

You really need to pick them up. It will stop the rollers so it doesn’t damage the cord but it will often not be able to get out on its own. I have the keep out zones setup like around the Xmas tree where cords are present. I have found with tassels on rugs it recognizes them and spits them out.

It eats them, same as your upright vacuum would if you went over the cord with it. That's what it does! It sucks stuff up from the floor and gets rid of it. Make sure anything small or fragile is completely out of the way of your vacuum. I did find an intact iPhone charger wrapped up inside of my older Roomba that doesn't have the self emptying feature.

This is by far the best robot vacuum on the market. We have tried 4 different models. The s9 learns quickly and starts to avoid objects. It's probably a lot better with extension cords than a pile of doggy doo.

“How does the Roomba s9+ deal with electrical cords?”

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You really need to pick them up. It will stop the rollers so it doesn’t damage the cord but it will often not be able to get out on its own. I have the keep out zones setup like around the Xmas tree where cords are present. I have found with tassels on rugs it recognizes them and spits them out.
Answered by DuaneH 4 years ago
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It eats them, same as your upright vacuum would if you went over the cord with it. That's what it does! It sucks stuff up from the floor and gets rid of it. Make sure anything small or fragile is completely out of the way of your vacuum. I did find an intact iPhone charger wrapped up inside of my older Roomba that doesn't have the self emptying feature.
Answered by YVme 3 years ago
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This is by far the best robot vacuum on the market. We have tried 4 different models. The s9 learns quickly and starts to avoid objects. It's probably a lot better with extension cords than a pile of doggy doo.
Answered by DougP 4 years ago
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