Robot vacuum smells like burning plastic or hot electronics during or after use.

Safety first: Immediately turn the robot OFF, remove it from the dock, and place it on a non-flammable surface. Do not continue using it until inspected.

• 1. Check for visible damage: Look for melted plastic, discoloration, or smoke residue around the brush, wheels, and vents.
• 2. Clear all blockages: Ensure brushes, wheels, and suction paths are free of obstructions.
• 3. Internal inspection (advanced): Open the robot and inspect the main board, motors, and battery connectors for burnt spots or melted insulation.
• 4. Identify hot component: After a brief low-load test (if safe), carefully feel near components (without touching bare contacts) to locate any part that heats abnormally fast.
• 5. Replace failing part: Replace any motor, battery, or main board that shows signs of overheating or burning.
• 6. If unsure, seek service: For strong burning smells or visible damage, contact a professional technician or Yeedi support.

Warning: Do not charge or operate a robot that smells strongly of burning; there is a risk of fire.