MODEL REFERENCE
Roborock Q5 Pro Plus
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The checks and guides below come from the official manuals for this model.
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Errors and indicators
Light patterns and messages documented in the manualFind the indicator lights


—Flashing-red robot or steady-red dock error
- An error makes the robot power indicator flash red or the dock status indicator stay red.
- A pop-up notification arrives in the app and a voice alert may sound.
- The robot sleeps automatically after more than 10 minutes in a fault state.
- Manually placing a malfunctioning robot on the dock ends the current cleanup.
Troubleshooting
Find the problem you are experiencingUnable to power on2 checks
- Battery low
- Put the robot on the dock and charge it before use.
- Battery temperature outside operating range
- Use the robot only within 4–40°C (39–104°F).
Unable to charge2 checks
- Power-cable connection
- Check both ends of the cable are connected correctly and that the dock indicator is on.
- Poor charging contact
- Clean the charging contacts on both dock and robot.
Slow charging speed2 checks
- High or low temperature
- Charging slows automatically in high or low temperature to protect battery life.
- Dirty charging contacts
- Clean the contacts with a dry cloth.
Unable to return to dock2 checks
- Obstacles around dock
- Move the dock to an open area.
- Robot too far from dock
- Move the robot closer and retry.
Abnormal behavior1 check
- Abnormal operation
- Restart the robot.
Noise during cleaning2 checks
- Jammed brushes or main wheels
- Switch off and clean the main brushes, side brush or main wheels.
- Jammed omnidirectional wheel
- Remove the wheel with a screwdriver and clean it.
Poor cleaning performance and/or leaking dust3 checks
- Dustbin full
- Empty the dustbin.
- Filter blocked
- Clean the filter.
- Main brushes tangled
- Clean the main brushes.
Unable to connect to WiFi4 checks
- WiFi disabled
- Reset WiFi and retry.
- Poor WiFi signal
- Move to an area with good reception.
- Abnormal WiFi connection
- Reset WiFi, download the latest mobile app and retry.
- Sudden loss of connection
- Router settings may be responsible; contact Roborock customer service for troubleshooting.
Scheduled Cleaning is not working1 check
- Battery low
- Scheduled cleaning starts only when battery level is above 20%.
Is power always being drawn when the robot is on the dock?1 check
- Docked power use
- The docked robot draws very little power to maintain battery performance.
Does the robot need to be charged for at least 16 hours for the first three uses?1 check
- Initial charge duration
- No 16-hour initial charging is required. The lithium-ion battery has no memory effect and can be used whenever fully charged once.
No or little water during mopping1 check
- Insufficient mopping water
- Check the tank contains water, increase mechanical water flow, wash the mop cloth, replace the filter and follow the manual installation instructions.
Too much water during mopping1 check
- Excess mopping water
- Check the stopper is installed correctly, decrease water flow and check that the filter is correctly installed.
Cleaning does not resume after recharging1 check
- DND or manual docking
- Ensure DND is off because it prevents automatic top-up. Manually placing the robot on the dock before automatic recharging prevents continuation.
The robot cannot return to the dock after spot cleaning or when it has been moved manually1 check
- Map regenerated after spot clean or movement
- After spot cleaning or a significant move, the map is regenerated. If the dock is too far away, place the robot on it manually to recharge.
The robot begins to miss certain spots1 check
- Dirty wall or cliff sensors
- Clean the wall and cliff sensors with a soft, dry cloth.
Red LED indicator on the Auto-Empty Dock3 checks
- Dustbin cover missing
- Check and correct the dustbin-cover installation.
- Fan fault or overheating protection
- Frequent starting and stopping may trigger overheating protection. Unplug the power cable and retry after 30 minutes.
- Voltage error
- Check local voltage against the dock requirements.
Reduced emptying performance or unusual noise when emptying2 checks
- Main-brush or cover installation
- Check and correct the main brushes and main-brush cover.
- Blocked airflow
- Remove blockages from the filter, air duct, suction inlet, air inlet or dustbin.
Auto-emptying does not start when the robot returns to the dock6 checks
- Auto-emptying disabled
- Check the in-app auto-emptying setting.
- Dustbin cover missing
- Check and install the cover.
- Robot moved manually to dock
- Manual placement does not trigger emptying. Start emptying manually.
- Dock return without cleaning
- A return without cleaning does not trigger auto-emptying.
- DND mode
- Change the cleaning or DND duration, or start emptying manually.
- Battery below 10%
- Charge until the battery reaches 10%.
Guides
Product overview
Instructions from the manualRead controls and battery/WiFi indicators9 steps
- Hold Power/Clean to turn on or off; press it to start cleaning.
- Press Dock to return to the dock or start emptying.
- Press Spot Clean/Child Lock for spot cleaning, or hold it for 3 seconds to toggle child lock.
- Any button stops the robot during cleaning or docking.
- The power indicator is white at battery level 20% or more and red below 20%.
- Breathing means charging or starting; flashing red means error.
- WiFi flashes blue slowly while waiting, quickly while connecting, then stays blue for five seconds when connected.
- The auto-empty dock status indicator is steady white in standby, flashing white while emptying and steady red for malfunction.
- It is off while charging the robot or when not powered on.
Important information
Instructions from the manualPrepare the cleaning area3 steps
- Tidy ground cables and loose items; move unstable, fragile, precious and dangerous items to prevent entanglement, impact, injury or damage.
- In a raised area, always use a secure physical barrier to prevent falls.
- Follow the robot along its whole first cleaning route and watch for problems before allowing later independent cleaning.
Powering on & charging
Instructions from the manualPower on and charge5 steps
- Hold Power/Clean to switch on.
- When its power light lights, put the robot on the dock.
- Confirm that the dock power indicator goes off and the charging voice alert sounds.
- Keep it charged to maintain battery performance.
- If a low battery prevents switching on, place the robot directly on the dock.
On/off
Instructions from the manualSwitch the robot on or off3 steps
- Hold Power/Clean to switch on; its power indicator lights and it enters standby.
- Hold the same button to switch off and finish the cleaning cycle.
- It cannot be turned off while charging.
Starting cleaning
Instructions from the manualStart a cleaning cycle7 steps
- Press Power/Clean.
- The robot scans the room, divides it into zones, follows each edge, then fills each zone in a zigzag route.
- Start from the dock so it can vacuum and return automatically; do not move the dock during cleaning.
- If the battery is too low, charge before starting.
- A cleanup completed in less than 10 minutes cleans the area twice.
- A low battery during cleaning triggers return to charge and then resumption.
- Before every mopping task, confirm the mop is properly fitted.
Spot cleaning
Instructions from the manualSpot cleanView
Press Spot Clean/Child Lock. It cleans a 1.5 m (4.9 ft) by 1.5 m square centered on itself. Afterward it returns to the starting point and enters standby.
Pause
Instructions from the manualPause and resumeView
While running, press any button to pause. Press Power/Clean to resume, or Dock to send it back. Manually docking a paused robot ends the current cleanup.
Refilling the water tank or cleaning the mop cloth
Instructions from the manualRefill water or clean the mop during a taskView
Press any button to stop the robot and remove the mopping module. Add water or clean the cloth, reinstall the module, then press Power/Clean to continue.
Sleep
Instructions from the manualSleep and wake3 steps
- A pause longer than 10 minutes puts it to sleep; the power indicator flashes every few seconds.
- Any button wakes it.
- It does not sleep while charging and shuts off automatically after more than 12 hours asleep.
Dnd mode
Instructions from the manualSet Do Not Disturb3 steps
- The default DND period is 22:00–08:00.
- Change it or disable DND in the app.
- During DND, cleanup does not resume automatically, the power light dims and voice prompts become quieter.
Child lock
Instructions from the manualEnable or disable child lock4 steps
- Hold Spot Clean/Child Lock to toggle the lock; the controls key specifies 3 seconds.
- The app also supports setting it.
- When stationary with lock enabled, button presses have no effect.
- During cleaning or docking, any button still stops the robot.
Charging
Instructions from the manualReturn to charge4 steps
- After cleaning it returns automatically.
- When paused, press Dock to send it back; the power indicator breathes during charging.
- If it cannot find the dock, it returns to its starting position.
- Put it on the dock manually to charge.
Restore factory settings
Instructions from the manualRestore factory settings3 steps
- If system reset does not resolve the fault, switch it on.
- Hold Dock and press Reset at the same time until the Restoring factory settings voice prompt.
- Factory settings are restored.
Side brush
Instructions from the manualClean the side brush4 steps
- Switch off the product and unplug it before cleaning or maintenance.
- Clean monthly and replace every 3–6 months.
- Unscrew the side-brush screw.
- Remove and clean the brush; reinstall it and tighten the screw.
Omnidirectional wheel
Instructions from the manualClean the omnidirectional wheel6 steps
- Switch off the product and unplug it before cleaning or maintenance.
- Clean as required.
- Use a tool such as a small screwdriver to pry out the axle and remove the wheel.
- Its bracket cannot be removed.
- Rinse wheel and axle with water to remove hair and dirt.
- Dry them, reinstall the wheel and press firmly into place.
Main wheels
Instructions from the manualClean the main wheelsView
Switch off the product and unplug it before cleaning or maintenance. Clean monthly using a soft, dry cloth.
Charging contact areas
Instructions from the manualClean charging contacts4 steps
- Switch off the product and unplug it before cleaning or maintenance.
- Clean as required.
- Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe robot charging contacts and clean the dock location beacon, charging contacts and electrode brushes.
- Do not use wet cloth or wet hands on charging contacts.
Battery
Instructions from the manualMaintain the battery and store the robot4 steps
- Keep the built-in lithium-ion battery charged during normal use.
- For long non-use, fully charge, turn off and store cool and dry.
- Recharge at least every 3 months to prevent over-discharge damage.
- Turn off and use original packaging for shipment.
Emptying
Instructions from the manualEmpty the robot dustbin into the dockView
Auto-emptying begins when the robot returns after cleaning. Press Dock to start emptying manually; any button stops emptying. Avoid frequent manual emptying.
Dust bag replacement
Instructions from the manualReplace the dock dust bag6 steps
- Replace as required.
- Turn off the product and unplug it before cleaning or maintenance.
- Remove the dustbin cover vertically.
- Lift the dust bag out and discard it; its handle seals the bag to prevent dust leakage.
- Clean the dock filter with a dry cloth.
- Install a new dust bag along its slot and replace the dustbin cover.
Air duct
Instructions from the manualClean the auto-empty dock air duct6 steps
- Switch off the product and unplug it before cleaning or maintenance.
- Clean as required.
- Turn off the product and unplug it before cleaning or maintenance.
- Unscrew the 10 air-duct-cover screws and remove the cover.
- Wipe the air duct and cover with a dry cloth.
- Reinstall the cover and screw it back in place.
Warning
Instructions from the manualObserve operating and charging safety14 steps
- Use only Roborock CDZ12RR, CDZ20RR, AED06LRR or AED07LRR chargers; this reference covers the 120V AED06LRR/AED07LRR auto-empty dock.
- Move other appliance cords out of the cleaning area.
- Never operate where an infant or child sleeps, where lit candles or fragile objects are on the floor, or where candles on furniture could be hit.
- Never let children sit on the robot or use its mopping module on carpets.
- Unplug before adjustments, accessory changes or storage to reduce accidental startup.
- Do not carry it by a dock base or dustbin.
- Switch off and remove the plug when not in use and before cleaning or maintenance.
- Place the dock flat, away from fire, heat and water; avoid narrow places where the robot may be suspended.
- Keep it away from radiators.
- Take protection measures in thunderstorm-prone locations or where voltage is unstable.
- The operation guide permits children aged 8 or older and people with reduced physical, sensory or mental ability or limited experience only with safe-use supervision/instruction and understanding of hazards.
- Children must not play with it or clean/maintain it without supervision.
- Never use wet cloth or liquids on charging contacts.
- Do not dismantle, repair or modify the battery or charging dock.
Observe battery and qualified-service limits9 steps
- Keep an unused battery pack away from paper clips, coins, keys, nails, screws and other metal that can bridge its terminals; short circuits can burn or cause fire.
- If battery liquid leaks, avoid contact.
- If contact occurs, flush with water; seek medical help if it reaches the eyes.
- Do not use damaged or modified batteries or appliances, which can cause fire, explosion or injury.
- Do not expose the battery or appliance to fire or temperatures above 130°C (266°F).
- Follow charging instructions and remain within the specified temperature range.
- Do not use above 40°C (104°F), below 4°C (39°F), or on liquid or sticky flooring.
- Qualified repair personnel must use identical replacement parts.
- Do not modify or attempt appliance/battery repairs except as indicated in use and care instructions.
Battery and charging
Instructions from the manualUse the polarized plug safely8 steps
- The polarized plug has one wider blade and fits a polarized outlet only one way.
- If it does not fit fully, reverse it.
- If it still does not fit, ask a qualified electrician to install the proper outlet.
- Never change the plug.
- Keep charging contacts dry:no wet cloth or hands.
- Turn off and use original packaging for shipment.
- Fully charge before storage, turn off and store cool and dry; recharge at least every 3 months.
- Do not use above 40°C (104°F), below 4°C (39°F), or on a floor with liquid or sticky substances.
Observe battery temperature and storage ranges3 steps
- Charge and use the battery pack only within 4–40°C (39–104°F).
- For long storage of 3 months, the stated range is−20–45°C (−4–113°F); for 6 months, it is−20–20°C (−4–68°F).
- Keep the operation-manual cool, dry storage and at-least-every 3-month recharge instructions.
Using the mopping module
Instructions from the manualPrepare and install the mopping module10 steps
- Before first-time mopping, vacuum the floor at least three times to avoid excessive dirt buildup.
- Keep the robot off carpets by marking No-Go Zones or an Invisible Wall, or roll the carpets up.
- Never use the mopping module on carpet.
- Slide the mechanical flow switch downward to increase water flow, or upward to decrease it.
- Remove the water-tank stopper, fill the tank and close it.
- Use only Roborock-branded floor cleaner; never use hot water because it can deform the tank.
- Dampen the mop cloth and wring it until it stops dripping.
- Insert it into the bottom along the attachment slot and stick it firmly in place.
- Slide the mopping module along the back of the robot in the illustrated direction until it clicks into place.
- Clean the cloth after 60 minutes of mopping to maintain flow and cleaning performance.
Remove the mopping module
Instructions from the manualRemove the mopping module3 steps
- After the robot returns to the dock following cleaning, press both side latches and slide the mopping module backward.
- Wash the cloth after each use and regularly empty unused tank water to prevent odor.
- Remove the module when not mopping.
Connecting to the app
Instructions from the manualConnect to the Roborock or Mi Home app9 steps
- Choose Roborock or Mi Home.
- Install the chosen app through the App Store, Google Play or the official manual QR code.
- If router configuration, a forgotten password or another connection problem prevents connection, reset WiFi and add the robot as a new device.
- In Roborock, choose Scan to Connect or Search for Device.
- In Mi Home, tap + at the top right.
- Follow the current in-app instructions, which can change with updates.
- Only 2.4GHz WiFi is supported.
- If it waits more than 5 minutes for a connection, WiFi is automatically disabled.
- Reset WiFi before reconnecting.
Reset wifi
Instructions from the manualReset WiFi3 steps
- Hold Spot Clean/Child Lock and Dock together until the Resetting WiFi voice alert.
- Reset is complete when the WiFi indicator flashes slowly; the robot waits for a connection.
- If router settings, a forgotten password or another reason prevented connection, add the robot as a new device.
System reset
Instructions from the manualReset the system4 steps
- If buttons do not respond or the robot cannot be turned off, press the Reset button.
- The Product Overview diagram locates Reset with the dustbin removed.
- The robot resets automatically.
- Scheduled cleaning, WiFi and other settings return to factory settings.
Main brushes
Instructions from the manualClean the main brushes9 steps
- Clean every 2 weeks and replace every 6–12 months.
- Switch off the product and unplug it before cleaning or maintenance; the safety guide requires disconnecting the main brush before cleaning or servicing.
- Turn the robot over and press the latches to remove the main-brush cover.
- Remove the main brush and pull out its bearing.
- Pull off the brush caps.
- Remove hair or dirt at both ends of the main brushes and reinstall them.
- Press the cover into place until it clicks; check that it is properly attached.
- Wipe the main brushes with a wet cloth and leave them to dry away from direct sunlight.
- Do not use corrosive cleaning fluids or disinfectants.
Dustbin and washable filter
Instructions from the manualClean the dustbin and washable filter11 steps
- Clean weekly and replace the filter every 6–12 months.
- Switch off and unplug before maintenance.
- Press the dustbin latch and slide the dustbin backward.
- Remove the washable filter and empty the dustbin.
- Fill the dustbin with clean water, shake gently and pour the dirty water away.
- Use clean water only, without cleaning liquid, to prevent blockage.
- Rinse the washable filter repeatedly and tap out dirt.
- Do not touch its surface with hands, a brush or hard objects, which can damage it.
- Leave the dustbin and washable filter to dry thoroughly before reinstalling.
- The paired C5-5 diagram marks 24 hours of drying.
- An additional filter may be purchased and alternated.
Adjustable water tank
Instructions from the manualClean the adjustable water tank5 steps
- Clean as required.
- Switch off and unplug before maintenance.
- Open the water tank and fill it with clean water.
- Close it and shake gently.
- Pour out the remaining water as illustrated.
Mop cloth
Instructions from the manualClean the mop cloth5 steps
- Clean after every use and replace every 3–6 months.
- Switch off and unplug before maintenance.
- Remove the cloth from the mopping module, clean it and air-dry it.
- Always remove it after cleaning so dirty water cannot leach back into the tank.
- A dirty cloth reduces mopping performance; clean it before use.
Filter components
Instructions from the manualReplace the water filter components4 steps
- Switch off and unplug before maintenance.
- Move your finger along the notch to remove each filter component.
- Insert new components and check that they are properly installed.
- Replace every 1–3 months, depending on water quality and frequency of use, to maintain cleaning performance.
Robot sensors
Instructions from the manualClean robot sensorsView
Clean monthly. Switch off and unplug before maintenance. Use a soft, dry cloth on the dock locator, wall sensor and all four cliff sensors.
Position the charging dock
Instructions from the manualAssemble and position the auto-empty dock17 steps
- Take the screwdriver from its storage bin under the base.
- Hold the dustbin cover securely when the dock is upside down so it cannot fall and be damaged.
- Place the dock upside down on a soft, flat surface such as carpet, towel or cloth.
- Attach the base using the six supplied screws.
- Connect the power cable to the dock and store excess cable in its slot.
- It can exit either side.
- For use, place the dock on a hard, flat floor such as wood, tile or concrete, flat against a wall.
- Choose good WiFi coverage and plug it in.
- The written note requires at least 0.3 m on either side and 1 m in front and above; the paired figure labels the clearance as more than 0.3 m (1 ft) and more than 1 m (3 ft).
- The status light turns off while charging and red for an error.
- Never use it without a dustbin cover or dust bag.
- Keep it away from fire, heat, water and narrow places where the robot could be suspended.
- A soft surface may tilt the dock and cause docking or departure problems.
- Keep cable excess stored to prevent entanglement, dragging the dock or disconnecting power.
- Avoid direct sunlight and anything blocking the dock beacon.
- Store the standard robot dock before using the auto-empty dock to avoid return-to-dock issues.
- Maintain the dock as instructed; never clean it with a wet cloth.
Environmental protection description
Instructions from the manualRemove the battery only for disposal or failed-battery handling11 steps
- This procedure applies only to disposal or a battery that cannot function normally after recharging.
- Recycle the removed battery through local authorities or a battery-recycling facility.
- The safety guide requires qualified service and prohibits repairs except as indicated in use/care instructions.
- Run the robot without connecting to the dock until its battery is exhausted.
- Turn the robot off.
- Unscrew the battery cover, then remove it.
- Press the clip to disconnect the battery connector, then remove the battery.
- Before removal, the battery must be fully drained.
- Do not attempt removal with the robot connected to the charging dock.
- Remove the entire pack without damaging its casing, to avoid short circuits or hazardous leakage.
- If battery fluid contacts you, rinse thoroughly with water and seek immediate medical care.
Important safety instructions
Instructions from the manualFollow appliance and brush safety restrictions20 steps
- Read all instructions before use.
- Use only as described and only manufacturer-recommended attachments.
- Household use only; never use outdoors or on wet surfaces.
- Disconnect the main brush before cleaning or servicing because it can start unexpectedly.
- Do not treat it as a toy.
- Pay close attention near children, pets or plants.
- Never use a damaged cord or plug; return it to a service center if it malfunctions, was dropped or damaged, left outdoors or dropped into water.
- Never pull or carry by the cord, use it as a handle, close a door on it, pull it around sharp edges or run the robot over it.
- Keep it away from heated surfaces.
- Unplug by holding the plug, not the cord.
- Do not handle the charger, plug or terminals with wet hands.
- Keep openings clear of objects, dust, lint, hair and anything reducing airflow.
- Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and body parts away from openings and moving parts.
- Never pick up flammable or combustible liquids or use where they may be present.
- Never pick up burning or smoking cigarettes, matches or hot ashes.
- Do not use without a dust bag.
- Prevent accidental startup:ensure the switch is off before battery connection, picking up or carrying.
- Recharge only with the specified charger.
- Use only specifically designated battery packs.
- Switch off before adjustments, accessory changes or storage.
Fcc/ic statement
Instructions from the manualCorrect radio or television interference2 steps
- Unapproved modifications can void authority to operate.
- If switching the equipment off and on confirms that it interferes with radio or television reception, reorient or move the receiving antenna, increase separation between equipment and receiver, connect to an outlet on a different circuit, or ask the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Mpe requirements
Instructions from the manualMaintain radio-exposure separationView
During operation, keep at least 20 cm between people and the device antenna to meet FCC/IC exposure requirements. Closer operation is not recommended.
Holiday energy saving function
Instructions from the manualActivate or deactivate Holiday mode3 steps
- With the robot docked, hold Dock for 10 seconds or until the alert sounds.
- Holiday mode switches it to low power, dims the LED and stops functions unrelated to charging, including cleaning and remote WiFi control.
- To leave Holiday mode, hold Dock for 10 seconds until the LED brightens.
A
Instructions from the manualRead the complete product diagram key2 steps
- Read the paired illustrated panels with their complete source-backed keys and the matching reviewed instructions.
- Keep every printed label, arrow, inset, repeated sensor/contact location and quantity together with its full explanation.
B
Instructions from the manualUse dock, mopping and main-brush diagrams2 steps
- Read the paired illustrated panels with their complete source-backed keys and the matching reviewed instructions.
- Keep every printed label, arrow, inset, repeated sensor/contact location and quantity together with its full explanation.

Diagram key
- B: Installation.
- B1: Position the charging dock.
- B1-1: Take screwdriver from base storage; full enlarged tool inset retained.
- B1-2: Hold dustbin cover securely while upside down. On soft flat carpet/towel/cloth, attach base with 6 supplied screws; full screw insertion/turn arrows retained.
- B1-3: Connect power cable and store excess; full routing arrows retained.
- B1-4: For use, place on hard flat floor against wall, in good WiFi coverage. Keep away from heat, fire, water, beacon obstruction and direct sunlight. Never use without cover/bag; store the standard dock. Do not wet-clean dock.
- B1-4-1 left: Figure: more than 0.3 m (1 ft) on left; written note: at least 0.3 m.
- B1-4-1 right: Figure: more than 0.3 m (1 ft) on right; written note: at least 0.3 m.
- B1-4-2 above: Figure: more than 1 m (3 ft) above; written note: 1 m.
- B1-4-2 front: Figure: more than 1 m (3 ft) in front; written note: 1 m.

Diagram key
- B2: Hold Power/Clean to switch on, then dock to charge; confirm dock light turns off and charging alert sounds. If too-low battery prevents power-on, place directly on dock.
- Power symbol: Power/Clean control; full printed symbol retained.
- B3: Use mopping module. Vacuum at least 3 times before first use. Use No-Go Zones, Invisible Wall or roll up carpets; never mop carpet.
- B3-1: Move switch down to increase flow, up to decrease; full enlarged switch and both arrows retained.
- B3-2: Remove stopper, fill tank and close. Only Roborock floor cleaner; no hot water.
- B3-3: Wet cloth, wring until no dripping, insert along bottom slot and stick firmly; full cloth/slot arrows retained.
- B3-4: Slide module along robot back until it clicks; full insertion arrow retained. Clean cloth after 60 minutes.
- B4: After return to dock, press both side latches and slide module backward; all arrows retained. Wash after each use, empty unused water, remove when not mopping.

Diagram key
- C: Routine maintenance.
- C1: Clean main brushes every 2 weeks; replace 6–12 monthly. Switch off and unplug before maintenance; disconnect main brush before cleaning/servicing.
- C1-1: Main-brush cover.
- C1-2: Both latches.
- C1-3: Main-brush bearings.
- C1-4: Main-brush caps.
- C1-5: Both main brushes.
- C1-6: Turn over, press latches and remove cover; both release arrows retained.
- C1-7: Remove main brush and pull bearing out; full separation arrows retained.
- C1-8: Pull off main-brush caps; both brushes and every cap-removal arrow retained.
- C1-9: Remove hair/dirt at both ends, reinstall brushes and press cover until it clicks; check attachment. Wipe with wet cloth, dry away from direct sunlight; no corrosive cleaner/disinfectant.
C
Instructions from the manualUse complete wheel, filter, tank and sensor diagrams2 steps
- Read the paired illustrated panels with their complete source-backed keys and the matching reviewed instructions.
- Keep every printed label, arrow, inset, repeated sensor/contact location and quantity together with its full explanation.

Diagram key
- C: Routine maintenance; switch off and unplug first.
- C2: Side brush: clean monthly, replace 3–6 monthly. Unscrew, remove/clean, reinstall and tighten; full screw-turn arrow retained.
- C3: Omnidirectional wheel: clean as required.
- C3-1: Pry axle out with small screwdriver or similar tool, then remove wheel. Bracket cannot be removed; full removal arrow retained.
- C3-2: Rinse wheel/axle with water to remove hair/dirt, dry, refit and press firmly.
- C4: Clean main wheels monthly with a soft, dry cloth; both wheels and wiping panel retained.

Diagram key
- C5: Clean dustbin/filter weekly; replace filter 6–12 monthly. Switch off and unplug first.
- C5-1: Press latch and slide dustbin backward; full release and withdrawal arrows retained.
- C5-2: Remove washable filter and empty dustbin; full filter-removal and pouring arrows retained.
- C5-3: Fill dustbin with clean water, shake gently, pour dirty water away. Use clean water only, no cleaning liquid.

Diagram key
- C5-4: Rinse filter repeatedly and tap out dirt; do not touch its surface with hands, brushes or hard objects.
- C5-5: Dry dustbin/filter thoroughly and refit. Additional filter may be alternated.
- 24-hour sun/clock symbol: Complete printed 24-hour drying symbol retained; source operation text requires thorough drying.
- C6: Adjustable water tank: clean as required; switch off and unplug first.
- C6-1: Open tank and fill with clean water.
- C6-2: Close and shake gently; both motion arrows retained.
- C6-3: Pour out remaining water as shown; full tank/pouring panel retained.

Diagram key
- C7: Cloth: clean after each use, replace 3–6 monthly. Remove from module, clean and air-dry. Always remove after cleaning to prevent dirty water leaching into tank. Dirty cloth reduces performance; clean before use.
- C8: Replace water-filter components 1–3 monthly according to water quality and use. Move finger along notch to remove each filter, insert new components and check installation; full enlarged notch and both filters retained.
- C9: Sensors: clean monthly with soft, dry cloth; switch off and unplug first.
- C9-1: Dock locator; full enlarged front inset retained.
- C9-2: Wall sensor; full side inset retained.
- C9-3: All four cliff sensors; all four leaders and locations retained.
Use complete bag, air-duct and charging-contact diagrams2 steps
- Read the paired illustrated panels with their complete source-backed keys and the matching reviewed instructions.
- Keep every printed label, arrow, inset, repeated sensor/contact location and quantity together with its full explanation.

Diagram key
- C: Routine maintenance.
- C10: Dust-bag replacement as required; switch off and unplug before maintenance.
- C10-1: Remove dustbin cover vertically; full upward arrow retained.
- C10-2: Lift out bag and discard; its handle seals it against dust leakage. Full upward arrow retained.
- C10-3: Clean filter with dry cloth; full filter inset and wiping panel retained.

Diagram key
- C10-4: Install new bag along slot and replace cover; full enlarged slot and both downward arrows retained.
- C11: Air duct: clean as required; switch off and unplug first.
- C11-1: Unscrew 10 air-duct-cover screws and remove cover; complete turning/lifting arrows retained.
- C11-2: Wipe air duct and cover with dry cloth; both outlines and wiping panel retained.

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- C11-3: Reinstall air-duct cover and screw it into place; complete downward and screwdriver-turn arrows retained.

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- C12: Clean contact areas as required: soft, dry cloth on robot contacts and dock beacon, contacts and electrode brushes. Switch off and unplug first. No wet cloth, liquid or wet hands. Both robot/dock panels and repeated contact locations retained.
Controls and parts
See the manual diagrams 3 diagrams

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- A: Product overview.
- A1: Robot top view, including the complete three-button control inset.
- Power/Clean symbol: Hold to turn on or off; press to start cleaning.
- Spot/Child Lock symbol: Press for spot cleaning; hold for 3 seconds to toggle child lock.
- Dock symbol: Press to return to the dock or start emptying.
- A1-1: Vertical bumper.
- A1-2: LiDAR sensor.
- A1-3: Wall sensor.
- A1-4: Dock locator.
- A1-5: Bumper.
- A2: Robot bottom view.
- A2-1: All four cliff sensors; every leader retained.
- A2-2: Omnidirectional wheel.
- A2-3: Both charging-contact locations.
- A2-4: Side brush.
- A2-5: Both main brushes.
- A2-6: Main-brush cover.
- A2-7: Both main wheels.
- A3: Robot with dustbin removed.
- A3-1: Reset button.
- A3-2: Air inlet.
- A3-3: Air outlet.
- A3-4: Mopping module.
- A4: Dustbin.
- A4-1: Dustbin latch.
- A4-2: Washable filter.
- A4-3: Air inlet.

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- A5: Power cable.
- A6: Adjustable water tank; both views retained.
- A6-1: Water-tank stopper.
- A6-2: Both water-tank latches.
- A6-3: Both filter components.
- A6-4: Mechanical flow control.
- A7: Mop cloth.
- A7-1: Hook-and-loop pads.
- A8: Dock dustbin with disposable dust bag pre-installed.
- A9: Dustbin cover.
- A10: Disposable dust bag.
- A11: Dock base.
- A11-1: Ten air-duct-cover screws; all repeated leaders retained.
- A11-2: Air-duct cover.
- A11-3: Screwdriver.
- A11-4: Six base-fastening screws; all repeated leaders retained.

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- A12: Auto-empty dock.
- A12-1: Dustbin cover.
- A12-2: Dustbin.
- A12-3: Base.
- A12-4: Status indicator: steady white standby; flashing white emptying; steady red malfunction; off while charging robot or not powered.
- A12-5: Dock location beacon.
- A12-6: Both charging contacts.
- A12-7: Suction inlet.
- A12-8: Both electrode brushes.
- A13: Dock with cover removed.
- A13-1: Dust-bag slot.
- A13-2: Filter.
- A14: Power-cable storage.
- A14-1: Power-cable storage slot.
- A14-2: Cable outlet; cable can exit either side.
- A14-3: Power port.
Model details
Model and compatibility
- Model and manual scope
- Q5 Pro+ (Q5 Pro Plus), English US/FCC Q50ULE robot with 120V AED06LRR/AED07LRR auto-empty dock. BaseQ5Pro, Q5+, Q8Max andCE excluded.
- Battery and charging
- 14.4V/5200 mAh (typical) lithium-ion battery; charging takes less than 6 hours. Serial number on underside sticker.
- Auto-empty dock
- AED06LRR/AED07LRR:120V AC, 50–60Hz; 9.5A dust collection input, 0.5A charge input; 20V DC/1.2A output.
- Wireless and water-flow control
- Only 2.4GHz WiFi. Mechanical tank switch moves down to increase water flow and up to decrease it.
Related reviewed instructions
- Assemble and position the auto-empty dock
- Reset WiFi
- Prepare and install the mopping module
- Replace the water filter components
- Replace the dock dust bag
- Clean the auto-empty dock air duct
- Clean the main brushes
- Clean the dustbin and washable filter
Manual table scope
- Troubleshooting table
- Common Issues, official English operation manual PDF pages 14–16. All 19 rows and 37 checks are retained as troubleshooting, including continuation pages.