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Abrasive Contact from Worn Brushes or Wheels
Robot vacuum leaves scratch marks or scuffs on delicate floors.
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Possible Causes
Hard debris stuck in main brush, Worn or hardened wheel treads, Exposed screw heads on underside, Broken brush guard
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Turn OFF and flip the robot over before inspection.
Steps to try:
- 1. Inspect main brush: Look for stones, metal pieces, or hard plastic lodged in the bristles. Remove carefully.
- 2. Check brush guard: Ensure the plastic guard is intact and not cracked with sharp edges.
- 3. Examine wheels: Inspect drive and caster wheels for embedded grit or sharp damage. Clean or replace as needed.
- 4. Check underside screws: Confirm all bottom plate screws are fully seated and not protruding.
- 5. Test on inconspicuous area: After cleaning/repairs, test the robot on a less visible floor area to confirm no further scratching.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Main Brush Assembly
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