Roborock Carpet Problem at Marcus Littlejohn blog

Roborock Carpet Problem. I got some new thick pile carpet and it seems as though my s7 can't handle it. Access roborock technical support here. I found a youtube video where the problem was solved by covering the cliff sensors. The side brush was damaged. Based on the results, the robot may disable the cliff sensors momentarily. I tried adhesive tape but neither white nor black. I tried this out by taping some paper over them and now the s4 handles the carpet just fine. S5 max avoids the whole room, just tries to take a look inside and reports obstacle. I just marked the stairs to. Or just add to the app, an option for the user to disable the cliff sensors for. The problem is due to the rubber. I recently bought a roborock s7 due to the good review from my friend. Demonstration showing the solution to the side brush getting stuck on carpet for a roborock robotic vacuum. We provide services such as user manual downloading, technical documents, faqs, tutorial videos. I don’t know if it was just a coincidence, but it started to happen with my roborock s5 max since after i replaced the original main brush.

We provide services such as user manual downloading, technical documents, faqs, tutorial videos. I tried this out by taping some paper over them and now the s4 handles the carpet just fine. I recently bought a roborock s7 due to the good review from my friend. The side brush was damaged. S5 max avoids the whole room, just tries to take a look inside and reports obstacle. I just marked the stairs to. Demonstration showing the solution to the side brush getting stuck on carpet for a roborock robotic vacuum. Access roborock technical support here. Or just add to the app, an option for the user to disable the cliff sensors for. Unfortunately, on the first day of using it, the side brush got stuck in the carpet.

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Roborock Carpet Problem I tried this out by taping some paper over them and now the s4 handles the carpet just fine. The side brush was damaged. Based on the results, the robot may disable the cliff sensors momentarily. It tends to get stuck in corners, and spins and spins trying to. S5 max avoids the whole room, just tries to take a look inside and reports obstacle. I don’t know if it was just a coincidence, but it started to happen with my roborock s5 max since after i replaced the original main brush. I tried this out by taping some paper over them and now the s4 handles the carpet just fine. I got some new thick pile carpet and it seems as though my s7 can't handle it. Demonstration showing the solution to the side brush getting stuck on carpet for a roborock robotic vacuum. Access roborock technical support here. I found a youtube video where the problem was solved by covering the cliff sensors. Or just add to the app, an option for the user to disable the cliff sensors for. We provide services such as user manual downloading, technical documents, faqs, tutorial videos. The problem is due to the rubber. I tried adhesive tape but neither white nor black. I just marked the stairs to.