Pukapuka Tohutohu mō te Kete Whakakī iRobot Roomba 600 Series

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The iRobot Roomba 600 Series Replenishment Kit contains essential components to help maintain your robot's cleaning performance. Regular replacement of these parts ensures your Roomba operates efficiently, picking up dust, dirt, and debris effectively.

Kei roto i te kete:

• 1 Bristle Brush
• 1 Beater Brush
• 1 Spinning Side Brush
• 3 AeroVac Filters
• 1 Round Cleaning Tool

Image: All components included in the iRobot Roomba 600 Series Replenishment Kit, including filters, brushes, and a cleaning tool.

Nga tikanga tiaki

1. Replacing the Brushes

Regularly inspect and replace your Roomba's brushes to ensure effective debris collection. Hair and debris can accumulate around the brushes, reducing their efficiency.

1. Turn your Roomba over and locate the brush module.
2. Release the brush frame by pushing the yellow tabs.
3. Remove the old bristle and beater brushes. Note the different end caps (square and hexagonal) to ensure correct reinstallation.
4. Clean any accumulated hair or debris from the brush module area.
5. Insert the new brushes, matching the end caps to their respective slots.
6. Close the brush frame until it clicks into place.

Note: No official seller videos for brush replacement were available for embedding. Please refer to your Roomba's user manual for detailed visual instructions.

2. Replacing the Spinning Side Brush

The spinning side brush sweeps debris from edges and corners into the Roomba's cleaning path. It can wear out or accumulate hair, requiring replacement.

1. Turn your Roomba over.
2. Use a small screwdriver (often included with the kit) to remove the screw holding the side brush in place.
3. Tangohia te paraihe taha tawhito.
4. Place the new side brush onto the post, ensuring it aligns correctly.
5. Secure it with the screw.

Note: No official seller videos for side brush replacement were available for embedding. Please refer to your Roomba's user manual for detailed visual instructions.

3. Replacing the AeroVac Filters

Filters should be changed approximately every 3 months, or more frequently depending on usage and pet presence, to maintain optimal suction and prevent dust recirculation.

1. Remove the dust bin from your Roomba.
2. Open the dust bin door and locate the filter.
3. Pull the yellow tab to remove the old filter.
4. Insert a new AeroVac filter, ensuring the yellow tab is visible for future removal.
5. Close the dust bin door and reinsert the bin into the Roomba.

Note: No official seller videos for filter replacement were available for embedding. Please refer to your Roomba's user manual for detailed visual instructions.

Nga Tohu Raparongoa

If your Roomba's cleaning performance seems to decline after replacing parts, consider the following:

• Brushes not spinning: Ensure brushes are free of hair and debris. Verify they are correctly installed with matching end caps.
• Momo whakaheke: Check if the filter is clean and properly seated in the dust bin. A clogged filter significantly impacts suction.
• Side brush not spinning: Confirm the screw is tight and no hair is wrapped around the brush post.
• General performance issues: Perform a thorough cleaning of the entire robot, including wheels and sensors, in addition to replacing the kit components.

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