Ecovacs N8 Pro - disassembly to replace main brush motor. OZMO 950/ 920/ N8/ N8 Pro/ T9/ T8 - link👇

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[@annemariethebaud8430]

bonjour ,j ai un petit problème en démontant mon aspirateur robot evovacs j ai un ressort qui est parti quand j ai démonter la roue et je ne vois pas ou il faut le mettre si vous pouvez vous m aider je vous en remercie votre vidéos aide beaucoup super sympas mais la je suis ennuyer pour le ressort merci

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@@annemariethebaud8430 bonjour, I’m sorry to hear that. The only spring I can think of is the one in the wheels that help push the wheel down. I recommend watching my other driving wheel videos on my channel, as it shows how to put the sprung arm back in place properly. Is it’s not in place properly then the wheel won’t push out correctly.

[@danb1805]

G’day mate. I rarely comment on KZbin videos but used yours this morning to replace my beebot main brush. I was ready to throw out the entire Robo. Ordered the part online for about $20, followed your video and now it’s back and running good as new. Thankyou very much, great instructional.

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[@RobotMowerTricks]

I only need to replace the battery, but this is a great teardown, very helpful to watch ahead of time! Thanks!

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[@craighughes16]

Thank you for making this video, a new motor was £7 vs £160 for a replacement bot. I can’t believe how much we’ve come to rely on these things - while it was out of action vacuuming manually was so time consuming!

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

No problem! I’m glad that was helpful to you 🙂 I agree, we have a couple of these running constantly in our house…. Chasing after the kids and eating up their crumbs and lego 🤣

[@Mandiiisee]

Thank you so much ! I had another issue with my ecovacs and your video helped me fix it !

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Hi, that’s great to hear! Well done on fixing it yourself. Thank you for watching

[@AdventuresOfWellUmMe]

Thank you, this video saved me $200 on a out of warranty repair

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[@timvarghese3583]

just wanted to say thank you for this video, i had to replace my side motor but your video still massively helped

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[@vc4075]

Thank you so much for making this video. I was able to replace the motors. I decided to do them all while in there. The vac works great now.

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[@YOGANEZ-l7g]

Thank you very much, you so much help me to work on my water pump .

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[@Daddy3322]

Thank you very much! I'm pretty much amateur in things like these, but following your video, I was able to disassemble the little sucker. And what's even better, assemble it back after replacing the motor and it still worked :) Also, my little gear was almost OK, but the gearbox itself was full of hair...

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Hey there! I love this! Glad that you were able to give it a go and get it done. I’m already looking for what else I can make some videos on to help people fix things and reduce waste from broken but repairable items

[@kalyngourley5820]

Great video! I would not have been able to replace the motor without this video! Thank you!!

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

@@kalyngourley5820 wow I really didn’t think this video would help so many people, but I’m incredibly glad that you were able to sort your own machine and I bet you have experienced the satisfaction reward of doing it yourself! Thank you very much for watching, if you haven’t done so already I would really appreciate if you subscribe to my channel as it will help me create more videos like this.

[@piotrpoplawski9635]

Thanks for sharing! Fixed my N8 yesterday :)

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[@Rusty0007]

Thanks for the video. 1. Which screw drivers do I need ? 2. How do I remember which screw/part goes where 😂

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@@Rusty0007 hi mate, all you need is a regular Phillips screw driver and also a fine Phillips of size 00 or similar for the smaller screws. Good question! I place all the screws from the different areas in distinct piles and also use my memory to a certain extent. You could use a magnetic mat like this one below to help organise the screws better 🤪 s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_mOhXiqr

[@k00be]

Thank you

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

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[@FnVRGaming]

Racing you at double speed upon reassembly seemed unfair... But approaching the finish line you got paused and I won 😂... Thanks for the help, much appreciated 👍

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[@Damien420]

Thanks for posting this, it worked!

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[@colinlehman2816]

Awesome video, helped a lot 😊

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[@ashfame3441]

Hey Andrew, do you know how can I figure out which motor needs to be replaced? Mine is making a loud nice when it starts as if bearings are broken or something but can't make out if its main motor or side brush motors. Also thanks for the full video on disassembly!

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Hey mate, not too sure, but you could try take out the main brush first and run it to see if the sound is less and then if it is, will likely be the problem. Feel free to subscribe and help motivate me to make more videos of this kind of stuff. I appreciate your comments

[@Samanta19999]

Where are two listle spirals located? When I opened it up it just went flying out

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Hey 👋 the d-tof sensor or spinning lidar sensor on top of the machine lives under the cap with 4 screws, underneath this cap there are round recesses where these little springs sit. I fairly certain that is where the springs you are talking about came from.

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Check out this video also, as it helps to show where they go. Hopefully, this is helpful

[@Samanta19999]

Now I checked and it is 3 spirals. Maybe it was 4 and lost 1. Checked the location you described but that is not the spirals. It is on the place,intact. 3:07

[@SeattleShelby]

Did exactly as you showed. Reassembled and now I get a 406 error indicating the Wi-Fi isn’t working. I think I might have damaged the ribbon putting it back together. Not sure.

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Oh no, sorry to hear that. It’s worked fine for me each time I have done this. First thing I would try is a restart and try re-pair it. If that doesn’t work, you may have to carefully open it back up and make sure everything is connected properly and that no wires were pinched between components when putting it back together.

[@SeattleShelby]

I restarted multiple times. I’m not sure what happened. I hate those little ribbon serial cables that connect auxiliary boards. They never work again after I disconnect and reconnect them. Thanks for the video, man, I really appreciate it. But this one is going in the trash and I’m getting another iRobot. I have two 800 series that are like tanks. Both still run. Easily fixed when they break. Should have stuck with iRobot and now I regret buying this Chinese POS.

[@SeattleShelby]

I just disassembled it again today three times, unplugging and replugging in that Molex ribbon connector to the Wi-Fi card. Third time’s a charm! It works!

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Nice work man! Perseverance usually pays off. Glad you got it sorted

[@SeattleShelby]

The same thing happened to my ECOVACS N8 Pro+ after two years of use. The tassels on a rug killed it. I had tried to block the area off in the map, but the damned thing forgets the layout and constantly has to remap the whole house… and when it does it eats the tassels, which eventually killed the gear on the drive motor.

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Yes its extremely annoying how easily the gear stripped, we have two of these and both have now done it.. However, ours was when the main brush gobbled up the kids shoelaces and string from their toy train. Hopefully you found this video helpful as the parts are cheap and the repair is easy enough. Just a bit of a mission to get to the motor itself. Please like and subscribe if you found value, I have more content ideas up my sleeve so would appreciate the following

[@hellodotjava]

Hiya! How did you know it was time to change the motor? My robot has been making a louder sound than usual when it’s doing its thing, and I’m wondering if it’s a motor issue as well. Thank you!

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Hi there, Thanks for Watch and for your comment! I’ve just acquired another T9+ with the same issue and it’s very squeaky but the main rotor is now only spinning occasionally, so will make a video about that also once the new motor arrives. This issue seems to be quite common as the small gear is easily damaged when shoe laces or large objects etc repeatedly get stuck in the main roller brush. If it’s worn but still spinning, I believe it’s highly likely that the small gear on the motor is starting to wear out and a new motor should fix it. As you see in the video, replacement is not for the faint hearted but can be done with patience and determination. However, first thing I would do is take out the main brush and make sure it’s clean and any caught debris is removed (especially around the ends) All the best! I would really appreciate if you Like and subscribe. if you haven’t done so already 😀

[@hellodotjava]

@@ENTHUSE_Me ah I see thanks. You mean that the teeth of the gear has probably worn away right? I’m literally in the midst of dismantling now, taking photos of my screws and following your video as I go along! The hardest parts so far have been removing the white body case off due to the clips. Yours are probably loose as you’ve done this a few times I believe? Already subscribed too, thanks for the quick reply too cheers

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Yes the clips were reasonably tight the first time, but double check you have all the screws out first

[@rdes86]

Hey Andrew, Where did you buy your Brush Motor from ?

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Hi, I got the spare part from AliExpress. The Deebot is made in china so figured this would be a good source and it’s still working 100% since the install.

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[@MDG90]

Just found this as i had the same issue. Followed the steps and now the robot doesnt go forward or turn? Only goes backwards. Any ideas ?

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Sorry to hear that mate. what I would potentially try if this happened to me is. - check to see if it gives you an error message after going backwards. For example. “Please clean the drop sensor” and if it does then that will help point out what the problem is. - I suspect that either something is still unplugged or a wire is pinched/damaged. Some wires run very close to the housing joints, so I would carefully open it again and look to see if any wires are kinked or jammed between parts. Really hope you can get this sorted! Where in the world are you located?

[@MDG90]

Yeah it says about the drop sensor. I pulled most of it apart except the wheels. I’ll dig a bit further tonight and hopefully get it working again! And from Aus 🤙🏻🇦🇺

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[@tomickes409]

My beebot is dead...... 3 minutes into your video im like fuck that ....... Ill sent it in for repair

[@ENTHUSE_Me]

Haha yeah it’s fairly involved and not everyone’s idea of fun! Thanks for watching and all the best with the repair.