Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
11
Time Required
10 minutes
Sections
3
- Side Sweeper
- 2 steps
- Battery
- 3 steps
- Clear Sensor Lens
- 6 steps
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Side Sweeper
- Flip the Roomba upside down.
- Unscrew the single 5 mm screw on the yellow side sweeper using the Phillips #2 driver.
Flip the Roomba upside down.
Unscrew the single 5 mm screw on the yellow side sweeper using the Phillips #2 driver.
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Step 2
- Lift the yellow side sweeper, removing it from the device.
Lift the yellow side sweeper, removing it from the device.
Step 3
Battery
- Using the Phillips #2 driver, remove the four 10 mm screws that hold the back panel in place.
Using the Phillips #2 driver, remove the four 10 mm screws that hold the back panel in place.
Step 4
- Lift up the back panel to remove it from the device.
Lift up the back panel to remove it from the device.
Step 5
- Lift up the yellow battery by pulling up the green tabs on its side.
- Handle the battery with care.
Lift up the yellow battery by pulling up the green tabs on its side.
Handle the battery with care.
Step 6
Clear Sensor Lens
- Rotate the Roomba so the bumper is in front of you.
Rotate the Roomba so the bumper is in front of you.
Step 7
- Using the Phillips #1 driver, remove the ten 10 mm screws on the bumper that run along the outer edge of the Roomba.
Using the Phillips #1 driver, remove the ten 10 mm screws on the bumper that run along the outer edge of the Roomba.
Step 8
- Lift the thin top cover that holds the bumper in place.
Lift the thin top cover that holds the bumper in place.
Step 9
- Gently lift the device upwards from the bumper to detach these two pieces.
- There are wires connecting the bumper to the device. Be careful while lifting the device off the bumper as to not damage these wires.
Gently lift the device upwards from the bumper to detach these two pieces.
There are wires connecting the bumper to the device. Be careful while lifting the device off the bumper as to not damage these wires.
Step 10
- Lift the bumper upwards for easier access.
- Unscrew the two 5 mm screws that connect the red and white wires to the device using the Phillips #1 driver.
- The sensor can be unplugged from the motherboard so the bumper isn’t hanging off the Roomba.
Lift the bumper upwards for easier access.
Unscrew the two 5 mm screws that connect the red and white wires to the device using the Phillips #1 driver.
The sensor can be unplugged from the motherboard so the bumper isn’t hanging off the Roomba.
Step 11
- Lift the circular black panel off the lens.
- Lift the clear lens that is on the other side of the bumper and replace it with a new lens.
Lift the circular black panel off the lens.
Lift the clear lens that is on the other side of the bumper and replace it with a new lens.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Stefan Crocoll - Aug 15, 2016
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where do I get a new lens?
hayon - Feb 24, 2020
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C’est très clair,merci.
pourtant j’aimerai savoir s’il n’y qu’un seul capteur infra rouge.
Je précise : le roomba “voit” très bien sa station de recharge mais pas les murs virtuels (ces derniers fonctionnent car je les ai testé sur un autre roomba) ?
si vous avez une solution…..:-)
Brendan - Feb 24, 2020
Certains murs virtuels (tels que ceux du scooba ou d’anciens models de roomba) ne sont pas compatibles de base avec le roomba 560.
Il existe toutefois deux solutions pour les rendre compatible avec le roomba :
Acheter un OSMO contenant la dernière version sur firmware pour votre Roomba 560 sur internet.
Demander un OSMO contenant la dernière version du firmware au support iRobot.
Les OSMO sont de petit appareil qui se branches sur la prise diagnostic / debugage des Roomba et qui permettent d’en mettre à jour le firmware.