4.4 Dust Bin and Filter
4.5 Cleaning the Robot’s Dust Sensors and Anti-Drop Sensors
Turn the robot’s power
OFF and open the cover.
Grasp the handle of the Dust
Bin. Slowly and carefully
remove the Dust Bin to avoid
spilling dust.
Open the Dust Bin cover,
empty it, and remove the
filter components. Clean
and/or replace the filter.
If you notice a lot of dust
build-up on the inside of the
Dust Bin and filter that cannot
be removed using the method
described in section 4.3, you
can rinse the Bin and filter
under running water to get rid
of the dust. It is important that
you allow them to completely
dry for 24 hours before
reinstalling into the robot.
After cleaning and/or replacing the filter, close the filter cover and ensure you
hear it click closed. Place the Dust Bin back into the robot and close the cover.
Dust Sensors
Anti-Drop Sensor
Cleaning Method
Location
Dust Sensors
Function
1. Turn OFF the power and empty the Dust
Bin.
2. Invert the robot then put it on an even,
clean surface.
3. Use the provided Multi-Function Cleaning
Tool to wipe the three panels of the
Anti-Drop Sensors.
Anti-Drop Sensors are located on the bottom
of the robot.
Detects a drop-off of over 3 inches so the
robot does not fall down a step or stairs.
1. Turn OFF power.
2. Remove and empty the Dust Bin and
clean it if necessary.
3. Use the provided Multi-Function Cleaning
Tool to wipe the two Dust Sensors.
4. Reinstall Dust Bin.
Dust Sensors are located in front of the
robot’s Dust Bin.
Detects dust quantity so the robot can
automatically determine and change to the
most effective cleaning mode.
Anti-Drop Sensors
Maintenance
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