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Keeping your robot vacuum in tip-top shape is like having a superhero sidekick for your floors. Regular maintenance means it’s always ready to swoop in and tackle stubborn stains and pesky pet hairs.
Plus, vacuum cleaner care means your high-tech device lives longer, saving you money and hassle over time. So, give your little cleaning buddy some TLC, and it'll continue to keep your floors looking fabulous—it’s a win-win!
Here are some tips and tricks to keep your robot vacuum cleaner running at peak performance.
A quick fix is by brush cleaning and bin emptying regularly:
Cleaning brushes and rollers on a robot vacuum is crucial for maintaining the best cleaning efficiency, and doing so is easy:
Normally about every 6–12 months. If you have noticed that the brushes aren’t picking up dirt and dust like they used to then it might be time for you to take your robot vacuum cleaner to a professional repair service.
Washable filters offer a longer lifespan if they are cleaned regularly, approximately every 1 to 3 months, depending on the level of use.
More factors influence the lifespan of a vacuum cleaner filter than you may think, including the type of filter, the vacuum's usage frequency, and what floor surface it is mostly used on.
HEPA filters (High-Efficiency Particulate Absorbing filters) are renowned for their ability to trap a high percentage of dust and allergens. They typically only require replacement about every 6 to 12 months, making them a strong investment.
Usually do this about once per week (twice per week in homes with pets)
Keep in mind that vacuum filters are not made to be washed.
To best care for the rechargeable battery in a robot vacuum, follow these guidelines:
Proper maintenance ensures prolonged battery life and consistent robot vacuum performance.
With proper care, your robot's battery should last at least 2–3 years before it needs to be replaced.
Browse our range of robot vacuum batteries that are designed to be easily replaced with a simple screwdriver. If you're still unsure of how to replace it, simply contact us and our outstanding customer service team at Robot Specialist will guide you through the process.
To troubleshoot minor issues with a robot vacuum cleaner at home, start by consulting the user manual for specific troubleshooting tips.
Common issues include decreased suction, erratic movement, or charging problems. For suction issues, clean the filters, brushes, and rollers. If the vacuum moves erratically, check for obstructions in the wheels and sensors.
For charging issues, ensure the charging contacts and station are clean and the vacuum is correctly aligned.
Remember: A quick tip is resetting the vacuum to resolve software-related glitches.
As mentioned before, if you are running into any issues that you can’t resolve with our maintenance guide, Robot Specialist offers a professional robot vacuum repair service for any robot vacuum in Australia.
For more information on this, our robot vacuum cleaner repair service involves the following:
Keep your robot vacuum cleaner at its best with Robot Specialist. For more support, contact our fantastic customer service team (our own superheroes) so we can help you enjoy your automatic cleaning for much longer.