Spare parts for robot vacuums: filters, rotating brushes, side brushes, sensors, dust containers, batteries, belts, wheels, remotes for major brands.
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Robot vacuum spare parts and maintenance guide
What this Robot collection offers
Original and compatible spare parts for robot vacuums: motorized rollers, side brushes, HEPA filters, obstacle and vacuum sensors, dust containers, batteries, wheels, drive belts, remotes, and electrical parts.
How to choose the right spare part
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Model and version indicated on the body or in the manual; brands and series help find correct components.
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Check the type of brush / motorized roller: size, type of attachment, material.
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Required filters: HEPA, carbon, combined sets; precise shape and size.
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Check sensors (bump, drop, vacuum) and mechanical parts like wheels and belts for wear or damage.
Recommended maintenance
- Clean the motorized roller every 1-2 weeks to avoid hair and debris buildup.
- Empty the dust container after each cycle if it is small.
- Replace HEPA filters as per manufacturer’s instructions, often every 6-12 months.
- Regularly clean sensors and wheels to avoid misalignment or loss of efficiency.
Common problems and how to address them
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Robot not returning to base: check drop-off sensors, wheels, and charging base.
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Roller not spinning: roller blocked by hair or debris or worn motor.
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Increased noise: check blades/side brushes, wheels, supports; lubricate if possible.
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Very weak suction: full container, dirty or damaged filter, dirty vacuum sensor.
Quick FAQs
When to change the robot's HEPA filter?
Generally every 6-12 months, but if usage is heavy or there are many pet hairs, sooner.
Side brushes not working: what to do?
Check for blocked debris, if the brush spins freely; if damaged, replace it with the same type.
Stiff or obstructed wheels
Clean wheels and axle; replace wheels if worn or damaged.
Low battery on the robot: is it worth replacing?
Yes, if the capacity has significantly decreased. Use compatible batteries with the same voltage and capacity; original if possible.
