What to do if bObsweep Bob PetHair Vacuum Cleaner displays Trouble Number 08 related to the dustbin?
If your bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner displays Trouble Number 08, remove and empty the dustbin. Turn the dustbin around and gently wipe the two metal connectors on its bottom with a dry cloth. Also, clean the metal contact points inside Bob where the dustbin is inserted. If the metal connectors are damaged, they may need replacement.
What to do if bObsweep Bob PetHair displays Trouble Number 10?
If your bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner displays Error Code 10, it could indicate that the battery is below the required threshold. Try removing Bob from the station and checking the battery connection. Open the battery compartment, unplug the battery, wait 30 seconds, and then reinstall it. Plug the charging adapter directly into the inlet above the power switch and let it charge overnight. If the error persists, a replacement part may be needed.
How to fix Trouble Number 02 on bObsweep Bob PetHair?
If your bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner shows Trouble Number 02, remove the main brush using a flat head screwdriver and thoroughly clean it from end to end. You can use scissors to cut away any hair or thread wrapped around the brush, or tweezers to clear congestion from the notches where the main brush is held. If the error occurs while cleaning a shag carpet or rug, you can remove the main brush and allow Bob to vacuum without it.
How to troubleshoot Trouble Number 00 on bObsweep Bob PetHair left wheel?
If your bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner is showing Trouble Number 00, start by checking the left wheel for any jamming. Use the cleaning tool or compressed air to remove any debris that might be causing the issue. If the problem continues, perform a checkup test to assess the wheel's performance.
How to troubleshoot Trouble Number 01 on bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner right wheel?
If your bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner is showing Trouble Number 01, start by checking the right wheel for any jamming. Use the cleaning tool or compressed air to remove any debris that might be causing the issue. If the problem continues, perform a checkup test to assess the wheel's performance.
What to do if bObsweep Bob PetHair displays Trouble Number 03?
If your bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner displays Trouble Number 03, use the cleaning tool or compressed air to remove any debris congesting the front wheel. If you can't remove the congestion from the outside, detach the front wheel and remove the obstruction. If the front wheel is clean and spinning freely, the front wheel sensor may need to be replaced.
What causes Trouble Number 06 on bObsweep Bob PetHair Vacuum Cleaner and how to fix it?
If your bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner displays Trouble Number 06, gently tap on Bob’s bumper to clear out any obstructions. Use compressed air to clear it of debris. Press on both ends of the bumper until you hear a tiny 'click.' If the bumper is not clicking on its ends, Bob's touch sensors may need to be replaced.
What to do if bObsweep Bob PetHair displays Trouble Number 04 related to edge sensors?
If your bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner displays Trouble Number 04, wipe the edge sensors using a clean cloth or dust them using compressed air. If the error occurs while working on dark-colored carpet or patterned flooring, you may need to deactivate the edge sensors.
How to resolve Trouble Number 07 related to main brush installation on bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner?
If your bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner displays Trouble Number 07, use a flat head screwdriver to remove the main brush and clean the ends. You can use tweezers to remove any congestion from the notches where the main brush is held. Ensure that the brush’s square end fits securely in the corresponding square notch in the main brush compartment.
How do I fix Trouble Number 09 on my bObsweep Bob PetHair?
To resolve Trouble Number 09 with your bObsweep Vacuum Cleaner, perform a mainboard reset by flipping Bob's power switch OFF and plugging the adapter from his station into the inlet above his power switch. Allow Bob to charge for 2 hours before using it again.
Step-by-step guide to attaching the side brush for effective cleaning.
Instructions on how to properly charge the robot for its first use.
How to initiate the robot's first cleaning cycle using default settings.
Overview of error codes displayed by the robot.
Solutions for "Trouble Number 00" related to the left wheel.
Solutions for "Trouble Number 01" related to the right wheel.
Solutions for "Trouble Number 02" concerning the main brush.
Solutions for "Trouble Number 03" regarding the front wheel.
Solutions for "Trouble Number 04" related to edge sensors.
Solutions for "Trouble Number 05" concerning wall sensors.
Solutions for "Trouble Number 06" related to touch sensors.
Solutions for "Trouble Number 07" regarding main brush installation.
Solutions for "Trouble Number 08" concerning the dustbin.
Solutions for "Trouble Number 09" related to the mainboard.
Solutions for "Trouble Number 10" concerning the power system.
Guide to performing a diagnostic test on the robot.
General| Type | Robotic Vacuum Cleaner |
|---|---|
| Suction Power | 1000 Pa |
| Battery Life | Up to 90 minutes |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Battery Voltage | 14.8 V |
| Runtime | Up to 90 minutes |
| Dustbin Capacity | 0.6 L |
| Filter Type | HEPA Filter |
| Special Features | UV Sterilization |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Navigation Type | Random navigation with anti-collision sensors |
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