In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into common issues that users may encounter with their Eufy Robovac and provide practical solutions to get your robotic cleaner back on track.
Whether it’s a problem with navigation, connectivity, or cleaning performance, we’ve got you covered. Therefore, it’s important for you to understand troubleshooting which will help you to resolve common issues with your Eufy vacuum.
Common Issues:
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Battery Issues in Eufy
You must check the following causes in case of battery issues in Eufy.
Unclean Contact points:
If RoboVac contact points are dirty, they will not allow the powering connection between the battery and the base.
Power Outlet:
You must check your power outlet if it’s faulty, it might be causing issues with your Eufy. I recommend you change the power outlet.
Outdated Firmware:
If your Eufy RoboVac software is not updated, it may cause issues. You can check your app to update Eufy software.
Check Battery:
Every battery has its specific life span after which it needs to be changed. You must check your battery and replace it if needed.
Network connection issues
If you’re encountering connectivity issues or simply need to establish a new Wi-Fi connection, follow these simple steps for a seamless reset.
- First, Locate the Power Button
- Press and Hold the Power Button for about 10 seconds.
- Listen for the Confirmation Beep:
- The beep indicates that the Wi-Fi reset procedure has been successfully triggered.
- Upon successful Wi-Fi reset, the Wi-Fi status light on your EUFY RoboVac 15C Max will begin to flash slowly in a blue color.
- Once you observe the slow blue flashing of the Wi-Fi status light, you can release the power button. This action confirms that the Wi-Fi reset process has been completed.
- Now, Reconnect to Wi-Fi
After resetting the Wi-Fi on your EUFY RoboVac 15C Max, proceed to connect Eufy to your Wi-Fi network.
- Always Connect to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi frequency band
- Put correct login credentials.
- Deactivate your phone’s VPN
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Eufy RoboVac Red Beeping Error
If you find your robot cleaner displaying the red beeping error, the first step is to inspect the brushes and ensure there are no obstructions hindering their movement.
Clear any debris that might be causing the issue. If the brushes are free of any blockages and the error persists, the problem may lie with the battery.
Flip your RoboVac and locate the sticker on the back, which provides essential information about your device. Note down the battery model for the next steps.
Purchase a Compatible Battery:
Make sure it is compatible with your specific robot cleaner model. Opt for a battery with a capacity equal to or greater than the original one to maintain optimal performance.
Before replacing the battery, remember to turn off your robot cleaner.
Follow the steps to install battery.
- Remove the old battery from its compartment.
- Insert the new battery into the designated slot.
- Ensure the battery is securely in place before proceeding.
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The suction fan is a vital component responsible for efficient cleaning, and when it gets stuck, the Robovac is unable to perform its intended function.
Start by checking the filter. Over time, the filter can become clogged, obstructing the suction fan’s operation. By replacing the filter, you may be able to eliminate the “suction fan stuck” error and get your Robovac back up and running.
To implement this fix, follow the steps outlined below:
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Identifying the Problem
If your robot vacuum is suddenly not collecting as much dirt and the bin remains empty, and you notice that the brush or rollers on the bottom lack power, you are likely facing a weak brush motor issue. Fortunately, there’s a straightforward solution to resolve this problem.
Address the Weak Brush Motor
There is one simple and often overlooked fix that can make a significant difference: lubricating the motor with oil.
Steps to Fix the Weak Brush Motor
Disassembly: Begin by carefully taking apart your robot vacuum. This process may differ depending on the model you own, so refer to the manufacturer’s instructions or online resources for guidance.
Locating the Motor: Once you have disassembled the vacuum, locate the brush motor. It is usually found on the bottom side of the device.
Applying Oil: Using a suitable lubricating oil, apply a few drops directly onto the motor. Ensure that the oil reaches the moving parts of the motor for effective lubrication.
Optional Step: For enhanced penetration of the oil, you can use compressed air to blow it into the motor or allow the vacuum’s normal operation to work the oil into the motor naturally.
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Eufy remote control doesn’t work?
- Make sure the power switch of RoboVac is in the “I” position.
- Make sure that your remote control batteries are charged.
Why is RoboVac making a strange noise while in use?
1. Clean brushes and remove any debris stuck.
2. Remove the rolling brush and brush guard and run RoboVac to see if the noise continues.
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EUFY vacuum stop charging?
- Check if the white indicator on the charging base/auto-empty station lights up.
- If not, try reconnecting the AC adapter to the charging base/auto-empty station and the other side to another wall outlet.
- f it still doesn’t light up, please contact Eufy customer support to replace the charging base/auto-empty station.
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