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Auto-Wash™ Dock Care and Maintenance Instructions

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To keep your Auto-Wash™ Dock running at peak performance, perform the following procedures:

PartCare FrequencyReplacement Frequency*
Bags-Bags should be replaced when prompted by the LED indicator or the iRobot Home app
Charging contactsClean every 2 weeks-
Sensors, IR window, Visual docking targetClean once a month-
Clean tankRinse and refresh water as needed-
Dirty tankRinse and empty as needed-
Pad washing basin, Liquid overflow basinClean if visibly dirty, once a month, or as indicated by iRobot Home app-
Pad washing rollerClean if visibly dirty, once a month, or as indicated by iRobot Home app12 months or when prompted by the iRobot Home app
RampClean if visibly dirty-

*Replacement frequency may vary. Parts should be replaced if visible wear appears. If you think you need a replacement part, please contact iRobot Customer Care for more information.

 

Click each link to learn more about the care process.

  • Replacing the Bag

     

    1.  Use pull tab to open door and remove Debris Bag Drawer

      2. Pull up on the card to remove the bag from the canister. Discard the used bag.


    3. Install a new bag, sliding the plastic card into the guide rails. This will seal the bag so dust and debris cannot escape.

    4. Reinstall the Debris Bag Drawer and close the door, making sure it is completely closed


    IMPORTANT: To achieve optimal performance with your robot and dock, clean and/or replace your robot’s filter as needed.

     

  • Washing the Tanks

    1. Use pull tab to open door. Remove the Clean and Dirty tanks.

    2. Lift the latch on the tanks to open

    3. Rinse the tanks using warm water. Mild soap and a sponge may be used for stubborn debris.

    4. Refill the Clean Tank with water. Leave the Dirty Tank empty. Place both tanks back in the dock.

     

    IMPORTANT: Ensure the latch is properly closed on the tank before reinstalling. Tanks are not dishwasher safe.

     

  • Cleaning the Pad Washing Roller and Basin

     

    1.  Remove the Pad Washing Roller

      2. Remove the Pad Washing Filter

      3. Wipe out the Pad Washing Basin with a clean dry cloth. Ensure there are no obstructions in the drainage port. Mild soap and a sponge may be used for stubborn debris.

      4. Repeat step 3 for the Liquid Overflow Basin

      5. Wash the filter and roller under warm water. Mild soap and a sponge may be used for stubborn debris. Pat dry before reinstalling.
      6. Reinstall the filter
      7. Reinstall the roller by aligning the Pad Washing Roller peg into place

     

  • Cleaning the Contacts, IR Window, and Visual Docking Target

     

    Inspect the components to make sure that they are clear of debris. Wipe with a clean, dry cloth.

     

    Press and hold the wheel switches to expose the charging contacts.

     

    Important: Do not spray cleaning solution or water onto the sensors or sensor opening.

     

  • Pad Washing Process

    After cleaning, the dock will wash and dry the mopping pad. The robot will lower the mopping pad and drive back and forth over the Pad Washing Roller. This process will take several minutes.

     

    IMPORTANT: Do not interrupt the robot while Pad Washing is active. It is normal to hear noises throughout this process as the dock spins the Pad Washing Roller and fills/drains the Pad Washing Basin.

     

    Once complete, the dock will proceed to dry the mopping pad by blowing air.

     

    Note: The drying process will last for a few hours. You may hear a low hum coming from the dock while the dryer is active. Visit the iRobot Home app to manually start or stop Pad Washing and Drying, or to customize pad washing settings.

     

  • Cleaning the Mopping Pad

    You can clean your mopping pads in two ways: by handwashing or washing machine.

     

    Handwashing: Thoroughly wash the pad with warm water.

    Machine Washing: Wash using the warm cycle, then air dry. Do not put it in the dryer. Do not wash the pad with delicates.

     

  • Troubleshooting your Dock

    Your Auto-Wash dock will tell you if something is wrong via the LED indicators on the top of the dock. If the dock is not performing as expected, check the iRobot Home app for errors.

     

    Clean Tank LED indicator

    Solid red: clean tank empty, missing, or improperly installed.

    1. Fill the tank, if it is empty, with water or compatible cleaning solution
    2. Make sure the tank is installed properly

     

    Dirty Tank LED indicator

     

    Solid red: dirty tank full, missing, or improperly installed.

    1. Empty the tank if it is full
    2. Make sure the tank is installed properly

     

    Dirt Disposal LED indicator

    Solid red: bag full, missing, or improperly installed; debris drawer improperly installed

    1. Replace bag if it is full or missing
    2. Make sure the bag is securely inserted, and the debris drawer is installed properly.


    Flashing red: clog in the dock evacuation path

    1. With your robot on the dock, hold the Clean button down for 2–5 seconds, or use the iRobot Home App to manually empty the bin

     

    Proceed to step 2 if the error is not resolved.

     

    2. Remove the bin from your robot. Clear any debris from the bin and debris evacuation port. Reinstall the bin.

    Push down the debris evacuation port on the dock, and ensure there are no obstructions in the path. Remove any visible debris.

     

    Repeat step 1. Proceed to step 3 if the error is not resolved.

    3. Unplug the dock from the wall. Remove both tanks. Place the dock on its side, remove the debris tube access panel, and inspect the tube for debris. If necessary, clear any debris from the tube.

    Replace the access panel, and repeat step 1. Contact Customer Care if the error is not resolved.

     

    This product has been equipped with a thermal protector designed to protect against damage due to overheating. If the protector operates, the motor will stop running. If this happens, unplug the unit, allow to cool for 30 minutes, clear any obstructions from the evacuation port and evacuation tube, and plug the unit back in.

     

For robot care and maintenance, visit “Roomba Combo® 10 Max Care Procedure Frequency”.

For help with Auto-Wash™ Dock error codes, please visit this article for troubleshooting steps.

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