The checks and guides below come from the official manuals for this model.
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Errors and spoken alerts
Spoken error numbers documented in the manual
Find the indicator lights
Power/Clean and Dock/Spot Clean symbols, battery/error light states and stop instruction. Q7+ US/FCC; Q400RR robot with AED03LRR/AED04LRR dock. This reference is limited to the stated US/FCC hardware.
Message or indicatorWhat it meansCheck or action
Error 1liDAR turret or laser blocked
Check for an obstruction and retry.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 2bumper stuck
Clean the bumper and tap it lightly to release it.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 3wheels suspended
Move the robot and restart.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 4cliff sensor error
Clean the cliff sensors, move the robot away from drops and restart.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 5main brush jammed
Clean the main brush and bearings.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 6side brush jammed
Remove and clean the side brush.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 7wheels jammed
Move the robot and restart.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 8robot trapped
Clear obstacles around the robot.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 9dustbin missing
Install the dustbin and filter.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 12battery level is low
Recharge and retry.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 13charging error
Clean the charging contacts and retry.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 14battery error
The row supplies no specific battery repair.
If the battery temperature is abnormal, wait until it returns to normal before use.
Contact Roborock support if the problem persists after the documented recommendations.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 16robot is tilted
Move the robot onto level ground and restart.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 17side brush error
Reset the robot.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 18fan error
Reset the robot.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 21vertical bumper pressed
Move the robot and retry.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 22dock locator error
Clean the dock locator and retry.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 23robot could not return to dock
Clean the dock location beacon and retry.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Error 26wall sensor is dirty
Clean the wall sensor.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
After a sensor error, clean the sensor and retry.
If the problem persists, contact Roborock support; a system reset may resolve some problems.
Filter blocked or wetfilter blocked or wet
Clean and dry the filter, then retry.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
Contact Roborock support if the problem persists after the documented recommendations.
No-go zone or Invisible Wall detectedno-go zone or Invisible Wall detected
Move the robot away from the detected No-go zone or Invisible Wall.
After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning.
Contact Roborock support if the problem persists after the documented recommendations.
Internal errorinternal error
Reset the robot. After resolving the error, relocate the robot and restart cleaning. Contact Roborock support if the problem persists after the documented recommendations.
Troubleshooting
Find the problem you are experiencing
Unable to power on2 checks
Battery is low
Place the robot on the dock and charge before use.
Battery temperature is too low or high
Use only at 4–40°C (39.2–104°F).
Unable to charge3 checks
Dock is not receiving power
Check both ends of the power cable are properly connected.
Charging contact is poor
Clean the robot and dock charging contacts.
Dock indicator needs checking
Confirm the dock indicator is on.
Slow charging speed2 checks
Charging environment is hot or cold
The robot slows charging at high or low temperatures to maintain battery life.
Charging contacts are dirty
Clean with a dry cloth.
Unable to return to dock2 checks
Too many obstacles near dock
Move the dock to an open area.
Robot is too far from dock
Place it closer and retry.
Abnormal behavior1 check
Robot behaves abnormally
Restart the robot.
Noise during cleaning2 checks
Brushes or main wheel may be jammed
Switch off and clean the main brush, side brush and main wheel.
Contact Roborock Customer Service for troubleshooting help.
Scheduled Cleaning is not working1 check
Battery is low
Scheduled cleaning starts only above 20% battery.
Is power always being drawn when the robot is on the dock?1 check
Robot remains docked
It 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
Question about 16-hour initial charges
No 16-hour charge is required; the lithium battery has no memory effect. Use after it has been fully charged once.
No or little water during washing1 check
Water supply or mop installation needs checking
Check for water in the tank, increase water flow, wash the mop cloth, replace the filter and follow the manual for correct mop-cloth installation.
Too much water during washing1 check
Water-tank lid, flow or filter needs checking
Check the water-tank lid is installed correctly, decrease water flow and check correct filter installation.
Cleaning does not resume after recharging1 check
DND mode or manually placing the robot on the dock
Check that DND is off. Manual docking before automatic recharge prevents continuing the cleanup.
The robot cannot return to the dock after spot cleaning or when it has been moved manually1 check
Robot regenerates the map after spot cleaning or a large position change
If the dock is too far away to return for charging, place the robot on it manually.
The robot begins to miss certain spots1 check
Wall or cliff sensors may be dirty
Clean them with a soft, dry cloth.
Red LED indicator on the Auto-Empty Dock3 checks
Dustbin cover is misplaced
Check and correct cover installation.
Fan may be stopped by overheating protection after frequent starts and stops
Unplug the power cable and retry after 30 minutes.
Voltage error
Check local voltage meets the dock label requirements.
Reduced emptying performance or unusual noise when emptying2 checks
Main brush or cover is incorrectly installed
Check and correct installation.
Filter, duct, suction inlet, air inlet or dustbin is blocked
Clean to remove blockages.
Auto-emptying does not start when the robot returns to the dock6 checks
Auto-emptying is disabled
Check app settings.
Dustbin cover is missing
Check and install it.
Robot was moved onto dock manually
Start emptying manually.
Robot returned without cleaning
Automatic emptying is not triggered by a return without cleaning.
Robot returned during DND
Adjust cleaning or DND duration, or start emptying manually.
Battery is below 10%
Charge until it reaches 10%.
The robot cannot return to the dock or cannot be charged3 checks
Obstacles surround dock
Clear obstacles or move to an open area as the manual recommends.
Dock has no power
Check the power cable is securely connected and power is on.
Poor charging contact
Clean charging contacts.
Guides
Warning
Instructions from the manual
Prepare safe surroundings14 steps
Use only the specified CDZ 11 RR, CDZ 12 RR, AED 03 LRR or AED 04 LRR charger.
Clear appliance cords from the cleaning area.
Do not use in a room where an infant or child is sleeping, around lit candles or fragile floor objects, or around candles on furniture the robot might strike.
Do not let children sit on it.
Unplug before adjustments, accessory changes or storage.
Switch off and unplug before cleaning or maintenance.
Do not carry using the dustbin cover or base.
Put the dock on flat flooring away from fire, heat and water.
Avoid narrow or suspended locations.
Protect against thunderstorms or unstable voltage.
Children aged 8 or older and people with reduced capabilities or limited experience may use it only with safe-use instruction or supervision and understanding of hazards.
Children must not play with it or maintain it without supervision.
Do not clean charging contacts with wet cloths or liquids.
Do not dismantle, repair or modify the battery or dock.
Battery and charging
Instructions from the manual
Connect the polarized plug5 steps
The plug has a wider blade and fits only one way.
If it will not fit fully, reverse it.
If it still will not fit, ask a qualified electrician for a suitable outlet.
Never change the plug.
Keep the dock away from heat; never wipe contacts with wet cloths or wet hands.
Store and transport the robot3 steps
Switch off and use original packaging for shipment.
For storage, charge fully, switch off and put in a cool, dry place.
Recharge at least every three months to prevent over-discharge.
Apply the battery temperature limits3 steps
Charge and use the battery pack at 4–40°C (39–104°F).
For storage of three months, the specified range is −20–45°C (−4–113°F); for six months it is −20–20°C (−4–68°F).
The operation guide additionally directs charging fully and switching off before cool, dry storage, with recharging at least every three months.
Product overview
Instructions from the manual
Understand robot controls and indicators6 steps
Hold Power/Clean to switch on or off; press it to start cleaning.
White means battery at least 20%, red below 20%, pulsing means charging or starting, and flashing red means error.
Press Dock/Spot Clean to return to dock; hold it for spot cleaning.
Press any button to stop cleaning or docking.
The WiFi light under the upper cover is off when disabled, flashes slowly when waiting, quickly when connecting and stays on when connected.
The reset button and air outlet are also under that cover.
Understand the Auto-Empty Dock indicator5 steps
Steady white means standby, flashing white means emptying and steady red means malfunction.
Light off means charging the robot or no power.
The dock dustbin contains a pre-installed disposable dust bag.
The dock also has a dustbin cover, location beacon, charging contacts, suction inlet and electrode brushes.
The power cable may exit either side.
Installation
Instructions from the manual
Prepare the cleaning area3 steps
Clear cables and loose objects and move unstable, fragile, precious or dangerous items to prevent entanglement, impacts or falls.
For raised areas use a secure physical barrier to prevent accidental falls and injury or damage.
Follow the entire first cleaning route to watch for problems; later the robot can clean by itself.
Assemble and position the dock12 steps
Take the screwdriver from under the base.
Turn the dock upside down on a soft, flat surface and hold its dustbin cover securely so it cannot fall.
Attach the base with the six supplied screws.
Connect the cable and store excess cable in its slot.
Put the dock on hard, flat flooring with at least 0.5 m(1.6 ft) on both sides,1.5 m(4.9 ft) in front and 1 m(3.3 ft) above.
Check good WiFi reception and switch on.
Keep away from fire, heat, water, direct sunlight and beacon obstructions.
Avoid narrow or suspended locations.
Soft flooring can tilt the dock and disrupt docking or departure.
Keep excess cable stored to avoid tangling, dragging the dock or disconnecting power.
Store the standard robot dock before using the Auto-Empty Dock to avoid return-to-dock issues.
Follow dock maintenance instructions and never clean it with a wet cloth.
Start and stop dock emptying5 steps
The dock empties automatically when the robot returns after cleaning.
Press Dock to empty manually; press any button to stop emptying.
Do not use without the dustbin cover or dust bag.
Avoid frequent manual emptying.
The dock light goes off automatically while charging the robot.
Install and use the mopping module9 steps
Move the flow switch down to increase water flow or up to decrease it.
Remove the tank stopper, fill with water and close it.
Dampen the cloth and wring until it stops dripping.
Insert in the attachment slot underneath and press it firmly into place.
Slide the module along the robot’s back until it clicks.
Before first mopping, vacuum the floor at least three times to prevent excessive dirt buildup.
Prevent carpet access with No-Go Zones or an Invisible Wall, or roll carpets up.
Do not use cleaning fluid or disinfectant in the tank, to avoid corrosion.
Clean the mop cloth after 60 minutes of mopping to maintain flow and cleaning performance.
Remove the mopping module3 steps
When the robot returns after cleaning, press the latches on both sides and slide the module backward to remove it.
Wash the cloth after each use and regularly empty unused tank water to prevent odor.
Remove the module whenever not mopping.
Connecting to the app
Instructions from the manual
Connect and reset WiFi8 steps
Choose Roborock or Mi Home; find it in the App Store or Google Play, or use the matching QR code.
Open the upper cover to find the WiFi indicator.
Hold Power/Clean and Dock/Spot Clean together until the Resetting WiFi voice alert; slow flashing confirms reset and waiting for connection.
In Roborock tap Search for device; in Mi Home tap+ at top right and follow app instructions.
Actual steps may change with app updates.
Only 2.4 GHz WiFi is supported.
After more than one hour waiting, WiFi turns off automatically; reset before reconnecting.
If router configuration, forgotten password or another issue prevents connection, reset WiFi and add the robot as a new device.
Instructions for use
Instructions from the manual
Switch the robot on and off3 steps
Hold Power/Clean to switch on; the power light comes on and it enters standby.
Hold the same button to switch off and complete the cleaning cycle.
The robot cannot be switched off while charging.
Start cleaning6 steps
Press Power/Clean.
The robot scans the room, divides it into zones, cleans the edges and then fills each zone in a zigzag pattern, one zone after another.
If the battery is too low, charge before starting.
A cleanup completed in less than 10 minutes is repeated.
If the battery runs low during cleaning, the robot returns to charge and then resumes where it stopped.
Start from the dock to allow automatic vacuuming and return; do not move the dock during cleaning.
Pause and resume cleaning3 steps
Press any button to stop.
Press Power/Clean to resume, or Dock/Spot Clean to return to the dock and end cleanup.
Putting a paused robot on the dock manually ends the current cleanup.
Sleep and wake the robot3 steps
After more than 10 minutes paused, the robot sleeps and its power light flashes every few seconds.
Press any button to wake it.
It does not sleep while charging, and switches off automatically after more than 12 hours asleep.
Return to charge3 steps
While paused, press Dock/Spot Clean to return to dock.
The power indicator pulses during charging.
If it cannot find the dock, it returns to its starting location; place it on the dock manually to recharge.
Respond to an error state3 steps
A flashing-red power light and voice alert indicate an error; follow the Errors table.
An error state lasting more than 10 minutes causes sleep.
Putting the robot on the dock during an error ends the current cleanup.
Start spot cleaningView
Hold Dock/Spot Clean. It cleans a 1.5 m(4.9 ft) by 1.5 m(4.9 ft) square centered on itself. Afterward it returns to its starting point and enters standby.
Reset the systemView
If buttons do not respond or the robot cannot be switched off, press the Reset button. It resets automatically. WiFi and other settings return to factory defaults.
Restore factory settingsView
If a system reset does not restore correct operation, switch the robot on. Hold Dock/Spot Clean and press Reset at the same time until the Restoring factory settings voice prompt.
Set Do Not Disturb modeView
The default DND period is 22:00–08:00; change or disable it in the app. During DND, automatic cleanup resumption stops, the power light dims and voice prompts become quieter.
Refill water or wash the mop during cleaningView
Press any button to stop and remove the mopping module. Add water or clean the cloth, reinstall the module and press Power/Clean to continue.
Use the documented app features4 steps
The manual lists multiple-map management, real-time vacuum/mop route, zoning and map editing.
Custom modes include scheduled, selected-room and zone cleaning, No-Go Zones, Invisible Walls and Carpet Boost; four suction levels are listed.
It also lists cleaning history, battery and care information, firmware upgrades, volume, DND and voice-assistance support.
Features and details may change during app development.
Routine maintenance
Instructions from the manual
Clean the main brush9 steps
Switch off and unplug before maintenance; disconnect the main brush before cleaning or servicing.
Clean every two weeks and replace every 6–12 months.
Turn the robot over and press the cover latches.
Remove the cover, brush and bearing.
Turn the caps in the illustrated unlock direction and remove them.
Clear hair and dirt from both ends, reinstall the brush and press the cover to lock.
Check correct attachment: all four tabs should be hidden.
Wipe with a wet cloth and dry away from direct sunlight.
Do not use corrosive cleaning fluid or disinfectant.
Clean the side brushView
Switch off and unplug before maintenance. Clean monthly and replace every 3–6 months. Unscrew the side-brush screw, remove and clean the brush, reinstall and tighten the screw.
Clean the omni-directional wheel5 steps
Switch off and unplug.
Clean as needed.
Use a tool such as a small screwdriver to pry out the axle and remove the wheel; its bracket cannot be removed.
Rinse the wheel and axle to clear hair and dirt.
Air-dry, reinstall and press them back into place.
Clean the main wheelsView
Switch off and unplug. Clean monthly with a soft, dry cloth.
Clean the dustbin and washable filter10 steps
Switch off and unplug.
Clean weekly; replace the filter every 6–12 months.
Open the upper cover and remove the dustbin.
Remove the filter and empty the bin.
Fill the bin with clean water, shake gently and pour out dirty water.
Do not add cleaning liquid.
Rinse the filter repeatedly and tap to remove dirt.
Never touch its surface with hands, a brush or hard objects.
Let the dustbin and filter dry before reinstalling.
The paired C 5-5 diagram supplies a 24-hour drying symbol; its complete source crop and key are retained with the reviewed diagram topic.
Clean and replace the mop cloth4 steps
Switch off and unplug.
Remove the cloth, wash and air-dry after every use; replace every 3–6 months.
Always remove it after cleaning to prevent dirty water leaching into the clean tank.
A dirty cloth reduces washing performance; clean before use.
Replace the water-tank filter components3 steps
Switch off and unplug.
Replace every 1–3 months according to water quality and usage.
Move a finger along the notch to remove each filter; install new components and check correct installation.
Replace the dock dust bag5 steps
Switch off and unplug.
Replace as needed.
Lift the dustbin cover vertically, lift out and discard the bag; its handle seals it to prevent dust leakage.
Clean the dock filter with a dry cloth.
Slide a new bag into its slot and replace the cover.
Clean the dock air duct5 steps
Switch off and unplug.
The printed maintenance label says Replace as needed; the following instructions describe cleaning.
No replacement interval is inferred.
Remove the ten screws and cover.
Wipe the duct and cover with a dry cloth, then reinstall the cover and screws.
Clean the robot sensorsView
Switch off and unplug. Clean monthly with a soft, dry cloth: dock locator, wall sensor and all four cliff sensors.
Clean charging contact areasView
Switch off and unplug. Clean monthly with a soft, dry cloth on the dock and robot. Never use wet cloths, liquids or wet hands on charging contacts.
Maintain the battery during non-useView
Keep the robot charged during normal use to maintain the lithium-ion battery. For long non-use, switch off and charge at least every three months to prevent over-discharge.
Environment protection information
Instructions from the manual
Remove the battery for disposal6 steps
This is only for disposal, never day-to-day operation.
Remove the battery and take it to a professional battery recycling facility.
Operate without the dock until the battery is fully drained; do not remove while docked.
Switch off, unscrew and remove the cover, press the latch and pull out the connector, then remove the battery.
Remove the entire pack and do not damage its casing, which risks shorts or hazardous leakage.
If battery fluid contacts you, rinse thoroughly with water and seek immediate medical care.
Important safety instructions
Instructions from the manual
Apply the safety guide before use21 steps
Use indoors on dry surfaces only and follow the manual and manufacturer’s recommended attachments.
Do not use the appliance as a toy; supervise use around children, pets and plants.
Do not put objects into openings or use the product with blocked openings.
Keep openings clear of dust, lint and hair and keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and body parts away from moving parts and openings.
Do not pick up flammable liquids, burning/smoking material or use the product where flammable liquids may be present.
Do not use without a dust bag.
Disconnect the main brush before cleaning or servicing because it may start unexpectedly.
Switch off before adjustments, accessory changes, storage, connecting a battery, lifting or carrying.
If the cord or plug is damaged, or the appliance malfunctions, was dropped/damaged, left outdoors or dropped in water, return it to a service center.
Never pull/carry by the cord, trap it in a door or around sharp edges, run over it or expose it to heat.
Unplug by grasping the plug.
Never touch the charger, its plug or terminals with wet hands.
Use only specified chargers and battery packs.
Keep an unused battery away from metal items that can short its terminals.
Avoid ejected battery liquid; rinse accidental skin contact with water and obtain medical help for eye contact.
Do not use damaged or modified batteries or appliances.
Do not expose batteries or appliances to fire or temperatures above 130°C (266°F).
Follow the charging temperature limits; do not modify or attempt repairs beyond the use/care instructions.
Have qualified repair personnel use identical replacement parts.
Use and charge at 4–40°C (39–104°F); do not use on liquid or sticky floor contamination.
This product is for household use only.
Holiday energy saving function
Instructions from the manual
Use holiday energy-saving mode3 steps
With the robot docked, hold Dock/Spot Clean for ten seconds or until the alert sounds.
Holiday mode minimizes power use: the LED dims and non-charging functions stop, including cleaning and remote WiFi control.
To leave Holiday mode, hold Dock/Spot Clean for ten seconds until the LED brightens.
Fcc/ic statement
Instructions from the manual
Address radio or television interference4 steps
If switching the equipment off and on shows that it is causing radio/TV interference, reorient or move the receiving antenna, increase distance between equipment and receiver, or use an outlet on a circuit different from the receiver’s.
Ask the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for assistance if needed.
Maintain at least 20 cm between the device antenna and people during operation.
Unauthorized modifications may void operating authority.
A
Instructions from the manual
Read the robot and dock diagram keys2 steps
Read A 1–A 11 with Product Overview on operation PDF 6.
Power/Clean and Dock/Spot Clean symbols, four cliff-sensor locations and all repeated leader lines are included in the complete selected keys.
B
Instructions from the manual
Use the dock assembly and placement figuresView
Follow B 2-1 through B 2-4 and all repeated clearance arrows with operation PDF 7. Install all six base screws; keep more than 0.5 m to each side,1.5 m in front and 1 m above.
Dock assembly, cable routing, all clearance arrows and dimensions. Q7+ US/FCC; Q400RR robot with AED03LRR/AED04LRR dock. This reference is limited to the stated US/FCC hardware.
Diagram key
B2: Position the dock. Keep cover secure when upside down; keep away from fire, heat, water, sunlight and beacon obstructions. Use hard flat flooring, avoid narrow/suspended locations, store the standard dock and never clean with wet cloth.
B2-1: Take the screwdriver from under the base.
B2-2: Turn dock upside down on a soft, flat surface and fit the base with six supplied screws.
B2-3: Connect the cable and store excess cable to prevent tangling, dragging or disconnection.
B2-4: Position on hard flat flooring, check good WiFi and turn on. Soft surfaces may tilt it and disrupt docking/departure.
B2-4-1: More than 0.5 m(1.6 ft) at both sides; clearance at each side.
B2-4-2: More than 1.5 m(4.9 ft) in front.
B2-4-3: More than 1 m(3.3 ft) above.
Use the mopping installation figures2 steps
Follow B 4-1 through B 4-4 and B 5 with operation PDF 7: flow down increases and up decreases, fill and close the tank, dampen and wring the cloth, attach it securely and slide in the module until it clicks.
Remove after returning by pressing both latches and sliding backward.
Water-flow settings, filling, complete cloth/module fitting and removal arrows. Q7+ US/FCC; Q400RR robot with AED03LRR/AED04LRR dock. This reference is limited to the stated US/FCC hardware.
Diagram key
B4: Using the mopping module. Vacuum at least three times before first mopping. Keep off carpets with No-Go Zones/Invisible Wall or roll carpets up. Do not add cleaner/disinfectant. Clean cloth after 60 minutes to retain water flow and cleaning performance.
B4-1: Slide down to increase flow and up to decrease it; follow the indicated slider directions.
B4-2: Remove the stopper, fill with water and close it; close the stopper after filling.
B4-3: Dampen the cloth, wring until it stops dripping, insert in the attachment slot and press it firmly into place.
B4-4: Slide module along the robot back in the arrow direction until it clicks into place.
B5: After the robot returns, press both side latches and slide the module backward to remove. Wash cloth after each use, empty unused tank water regularly to avoid odor and remove the module whenever not mopping.
C
Instructions from the manual
Use the dustbin and filter cleaning figures3 steps
Follow C 5-1 through C 5-5 with operation PDF 10.
Keep every removal, emptying, rinsing and refitting arrow.
The printed clock/sun 24 symbol requires 24 hours drying before refitting the bin and filter.
Complete dustbin/filter cleaning, 24-hour drying symbol, mop cloth and water-filter panels. Q7+ US/FCC; Q400RR robot with AED03LRR/AED04LRR dock. This reference is limited to the stated US/FCC hardware.
Diagram key
C5: Dustbin and washable filter: switch off and unplug before maintenance. Clean weekly; replace filter every 6–12 months.
C5-1: Open the upper cover and remove dustbin; follow the lifting arrow.
C5-2: Remove filter and empty the bin; open, remove and empty in the indicated order.
C5-3: Fill with clean water, shake gently and pour out dirty water. Never add cleaning liquid.
C5-4: Rinse filter repeatedly and tap to remove dirt; never touch its surface with hands, brushes or hard objects.
C5-5: Dry the bin and filter before reinstalling, following the24-hour drying symbol.
24-hour drying symbol: Allow 24 hours for drying before reinstalling the bin and filter.
C6: Mop cloth: clean after every use; replace every 3–6 months.
C6-1: Remove cloth from module, wash and air-dry. Always remove after cleaning to avoid dirty water leaching into the tank; clean before use because dirt reduces washing performance.
C7: Filter components: replace every 1–3 months depending on water quality and usage. Move a finger along each notch to remove; fit new components correctly.
C7-1: Mop attachment slot; the filter components and removal direction are highlighted.
Use the sensor and contact location figures2 steps
Use C 10-1, C 10-2 and all four C 10-3 cliff-sensor leader locations, plus C 11 contact areas, with operation PDF 11.
Switch off and unplug, then wipe monthly with a soft, dry cloth.
Dock locator, wall sensor, all four cliff-sensor locations and charging contact areas. Q7+ US/FCC; Q400RR robot with AED03LRR/AED04LRR dock. This reference is limited to the stated US/FCC hardware.
Diagram key
C10: Robot sensors: switch off and unplug; clean monthly with a soft, dry cloth.
C10-1: Dock locator, including enlarged inset.
C10-2: Wall sensor, including enlarged inset.
C10-3: Four cliff sensors: leader lines identify all four locations.
C11: Charging contact areas: switch off and unplug; clean dock and robot monthly with a soft, dry cloth. Never use wet cloths, liquids or wet hands.
Controls and parts
See the manual diagrams 2 diagrams
Robot controls, parts, all four cliff-sensor leaders and upper-cover locations. Q7+ US/FCC; Q400RR robot with AED03LRR/AED04LRR dock. This reference is limited to the stated US/FCC hardware.
Diagram key
A: Product Overview.
A1: Robot top view.
Power/Clean symbol: Hold to switch on/off; press to start cleaning. White means battery at least 20%, red below 20%, pulsing charging/starting, flashing red error.
Dock/Spot Clean symbol: Press to return to dock, hold for spot cleaning. Any button stops cleaning or docking.
A1-1: Bumper.
A1-2: LiDAR sensor.
A1-3: Cover opener.
A1-4: Dock locator, with complete enlarged highlighted inset.
A2: Robot bottom view.
A2-1: Wall sensor.
A2-2: Cliff sensors: all four repeated leader locations retained.
Auto-Empty Dock parts, bag slot, filter and status-light location. Q7+ US/FCC; Q400RR robot with AED03LRR/AED04LRR dock. This reference is limited to the stated US/FCC hardware.
Diagram key
A9: Auto-Empty Dock.
A9-1: Dustbin cover.
A9-2: Dock dustbin with disposable dust bag pre-installed.
A9-3: Status light: steady white standby, flashing white emptying, steady red malfunction, off charging robot or not powered.
A9-4: Dock location beacon.
A9-5: Charging contacts.
A9-6: Suction inlet.
A9-7: Electrode brushes.
A9-8: Power-cable storage slot.
A9-9: Cable outlet; cable may exit either side.
A9-10: Power port.
A10: Auto-Empty Dock with cover removed.
A10-1: Dust-bag slot.
A10-2: Filter.
A11: Power cable.
Model details
Model and compatibility
Model and region
Q7+ (Q7 Plus), US/FCC Q400RR robot with AED03LRR or AED04LRR Auto-Empty Dock; other hardware and regions outside this reference.
Battery
14.4V,5200mAh lithium-ion battery; charging takes less than six hours.
Auto-Empty Dock power
US/FCC dock input120VAC,50–60Hz; charge output20VDC,1.2A.
