Robot vacuum leaves wet streaks, puddles, or drips water when not in mopping mode.

Safety first: Turn off the robot and remove the water tank. Keep water away from electrical contacts.

Step-by-step:

• Inspect tank exterior: Check for cracks or visible leaks by filling the tank and holding it over a sink.
• Check seals and caps: Inspect rubber gaskets and caps on the tank. Replace the tank if seals are damaged and not serviceable.
• Remove mop pad when docking: To reduce drips, remove the mop pad before long docking periods or use a waterproof mat under the dock.

If water continues to leak from the robot body itself, stop using the mop function and seek service; internal water damage can affect electronics.