iRobot Roomba j7+ Owner's Manual page 9
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Charging
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CLEAN
• Place the robot on the charging station to activate
the battery.
Note:
Your robot comes with a partial charge, but we recommend that you
charge the robot for 3 hours prior to starting the first cleaning job.
• The robot uses a small amount of power whenever it is on the
charging station. You can put the robot in a further-reduced
power state when not in use. To put your robot into Reduced
Power Standby Mode, remove the dust bin and tap the clean
button 5 times. To exit Reduced Power Standby Mode, place
your robot on the charging station and tap the clean button.
For more details on this Reduced Power Standby Mode, refer
to the FAQ page on our website.
• For long-term storage, turn off the robot by removing it from
the charging station and holding down the clean button for
3 seconds with one wheel off the ground. Store the robot in
a cool, dry place.
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Light Ring Spiral While Charging
White Spiral: charging
Red Spiral: charging, low battery
A solid white light will indicate the battery
charge percentage of your robot
When your robot is fully charged, the
light ring indicator will intermittingly
pulse white at the rear.
Cleaning
• Your robot will automatically explore and clean your home in neat rows,
avoiding obstacles using its front-facing camera. It will return to the
charging station at the end of a cleaning job and whenever it needs
to recharge.
Your robot is able to recognise and avoid
objects. However, it is still recommended to
remove excess clutter before cleaning.
• To end a job and send the robot back to its charging station, hold the
clean button down for between 2-5 seconds. A blue light ring pattern
will indicate that the robot is seeking the charging station.
• When your robot detects an especially dirty area, it will engage Dirt Detect™
mode, moving in a forwards/backwards motion to clean the area more
thoroughly. The light ring indicator will flash blue.
When the robot senses its bin needs to be
emptied, the light ring indicator will illuminate
in a red sweeping motion toward the rear.
Just press the clean button
Tap to Start / Pause / Resume
Hold for 2-5 seconds to end a job
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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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