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Cleaning the Full Bin Sensors
1
Remove and empty the bin.
2
Wipe the inner sensors with a clean,
dry cloth
3
Wipe the bin door with a clean, dry cloth.
Closed Door
Opened Door
Washing the Bin
Important:
Do not wash the filter. Remove
the filter before washing the bin.
1
Release the bin, remove the filter,
and open the bin door.
2
Rinse the bin using warm water.
Note:
Bin is not dishwasher safe.
3
Make sure the bin is completely dry.
Reinsert filter and place bin back in
the robot.
Cleaning the Edge-Sweeping Brush
1
Use a small screwdriver to loosen the
screw holding the Edge-Sweeping Brush
in place.
2
Pull to remove the Edge-Sweeping
Brush. Remove any hair or debris, then
reinstall the brush.
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I need to replace the plug for roomba i4
The context does not provide specific instructions on replacing the plug for the iRobot Roomba i4. However, it suggests inspecting the power cord for visible damage and ensuring it is securely connected. If the power cord or dock is damaged, consider ordering a replacement from iRobot or a verified parts retailer.
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Light comes on and hear chime, but it doesn't start. Once today it said error 43. I've moved the docking station and its charged but won't take off!
Your iRobot Roomba i4 may show a light and chime but not start because it has detected an issue. A red light ring and audio alert indicate a problem. To understand the specific issue, press the CLEAN button for details.
Error 43 is not explained in the provided context.
For further help, check the iRobot HOME App.
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