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About your Clean Base™ Automatic Dirt Disposal
Front view
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Canister Lid
Exhaust Vent
Charging
Contacts
Wheel Wells
Top view
Bag Storage
Compartment
Blower Cover
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Back view
Pull Tab
LED Indicator
Visual Docking
Target
Debris
Evacuation Port
Bottom view
Bag Guide Rails
Debris Evacuation
Tube
Bag Presence Sensor
Cord Wrap
Debris Evacuation
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Questions and answers
How put on vacation?
To set the iRobot Roomba j7+ to vacation mode, follow these steps:
1. Remove the robot from the charging station.
2. Hold down the clean button for 3 seconds while keeping one wheel off the ground.
3. All indicators will turn off, confirming that the battery is turned off.
This ensures the robot is powered down for storage or shipping.
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My robot is missing spaces on the carpet, large areas. How can I reprogram to cover these areas.
You can manually guide your Roomba j7+ to cover missed areas using the "footsies" method. Start a cleaning run with room select and, when the robot approaches the missed area, use your feet to block it from leaving. Do not push or shove the robot; just create a barrier with your feet to guide it into the missing section. This method forces the Roomba to recognize and clean the previously missed area.
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Doesn't recognise log in and doesn't communicate with my e-mail Wish it could be operated manually
The iRobot Roomba j7+ may not recognize the login and communicate with your email because it lacks a home button for automated password retrieval in Home Assistant. Unlike older models, the j7+ only has a clean button, which does not provide the same functionality. To operate it manually, you can try retrieving the password using third-party methods, such as the Roomba980-Python repository, or control it through the iRobot app. If manual retrieval does not work, you may need to check for alternative integration methods in Home Assistant.
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