iRobot M6 Braava Jet - Not Spraying / Pump Fix

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[@brobots240]

If you need a new nozzle, here is the link to the replacement nozzle that I sell on Amazon and ebay. If you want to support me, please purchase my nozzle here: www.amazon.com/Spray-Nozzle-iRobot-240-Braava/dp/B0C15LS81N/ref=sr_1_3_sspa?keywords=irobot+m6+nozzle&qid=1688490223&sr=8-3-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1 www.ebay.com/itm/195733645342?hash=item2d92a2681e:g:ZykAAOSwzT1kSq2F&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4MUKu%2F6rXr8IsAKks%2FjfNyc2UxfB5VbXXQkVmhw%2FRg8qkNuT9sZmKWPgcBuoyKT9ACe6042zliL6ZeDIuMw8vgINEwXlRa4AYpaGRrAg1FSO%2FFPX2j6TbrYoRpwbRVXTGBxBEdoYOF%2FFjX2KVV6%2Bhcpt687tRxSdWyWmZjN%2F69XdKajWV2wOx8Dfvd4bnyiVxjmoQMaSsBRjdH%2F9GZVF%2Fx6yiI4hYzF0v7i8cISBI7yyMJ330ZUdH8zTz5nWV51Y86ZC4552Svot4%2BbY9QZvfePwFS%2B0DXQspbGZ0t1Rd0hS%7Ctkp%3ABFBMvKCToaRi

[@feltsmartin]

These are the types of videos that we need on youtube, you did not do a bunch of talking about stupid shit or give us your life story you just went right to the point and showed us step by step in terms we could understand, you need to make more videos. 5 stars!!

[@brobots240]

I appreciate it. That's exactly why I have made them. Thanks

[@harveyspecter1653]

100% agree with this.

[@TeslaDo_d]

Thank you for the time you spent on this video. I just purchased a 'new/never used' M6 from FB marketplace. Despite its described condition and pictures on-line, I could tell that it had been used at least 1 time. Got it home and no squirty squirts were happening. A quick search of Ytube and yours was the first video to exactly match my issue. It was exactly as you described the hose and I was done in less than an hour. YOU ARE THE MAN!!! Saved $325 vs a retail M6.

[@parriwieckmann]

You just saved be $100’s. After calling iRobot and them telling me it would be $160 to just look at it plus parts if needed, I headed to KZbin and found your video …… and it worked!!!! Thank you for sharing 👍

[@tinapurplestmomma2560]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I'm an old woman and I used this video to fix my irobot m6... THE SPRAY WORKED ON THE VERY FIRST TRY!! #HearMeRoar 😂

[@ut4321]

Awesome test using the powered screwdriver to actuate the pump! Thanks so much for this video.

[@kevinblas6688]

Thank you for being straight and to the point. Awesome information.

[@dannown]

This is awesome. I just got my m6, and now seeing that it's a simple peristaltic pump, i'm confident I can use the soap i like, and if it clogs any of the tubes, i can either repair or replace them.

[@dannown]

Well, the soap i like jammed up the works pretty much instantly. guess I'll stick w/ water for a while.

[@user-br7jd4tx4j]

Very helpful, my spray nozzle was also clogged, as I’ve had the Braava jet stored for a little over a year. Doing this with the pump and soaking the nozzle in vinegar, it’s running and working like brand new again.

[@tcv5000]

Clearing the hoses ended up doing the trick for me, but I'll be coming right back here if the pump acts up. Great video, thanks!

[@garygameking]

Thanks a lot, I did not use it for more than a year and yes the tubes got sticked together. Had to use a hairdryer to heat it up a bit but works now like a charm.

[@easttexascowboy257]

Very well done video and more importantly it made the fix sooo easy. Much appreciated!

[@2204BBC]

You just saved me one month and a half sending the robot and waiting to get it back. Thanks a ton

[@Plazman]

Thank you SO MUCH for this video! It turns out my nozzle was clogged, and thanks to your video, by 4:48, I knew what the problem was. For anyone like me with a clogged nozzle, try cleaning it with a toothbrush and vinegar. If that doesn't help, take it apart and soak it. There's videos on here that will walk you through it.

[@user-xt9ln1mw3n]

THANK YOU!!! This video was unbelievably helpful!!

[@Razer_]

Even though i use the original cleaning product i had this issue. Thank you for this instruction!

[@thorstenwalter8715]

Thank you for the video with the good explanations and tips. This helped me a lot today.

[@johndeboer9798]

Thank you!⁷ This helped after not using it for 6 months.

[@stephenpelly6217]

Great video. Thanks. That's a peristaltic pump. I think you've helped me solve my problem. My unit isn't blocked, but it doesn't pump enough water even on the highest setting. Therefore the mop dries out quite quickly. Those tubes in the peristaltic pumps often flatten with time and so they don't fill as much. I'm going to change mine.

[@steveruttley2076]

Very useful video, thank you. Quick easy fix for a common problem. 👏👏

[@robertmillham1442]

Very helpful thank you

[@roboppers]

Thx, nice explanation. Doing mine now.

[@GmanBB]

My respect! Fixed mine but need to replace spray nozzle.

[@acmontiel]

Thanks for the great video! Saved me a ton of headache and pretty cool that it came from someone in the Stick Figure Family too!

[@manueloctaviomartinez3173]

God bless you and ur videos

[@Filia1978]

Thanks, I fixed it very quick☺

[@tonypedro7344]

Thanks…..excellent job explaining and showing how to fix the problem with the M6

[@MikiCab1]

That is a Peri pump. I have worked with them for some 30 years and that tube needs to be replaced on a regular basis. Horrifyingly bad design. I cannot see that tube lasting more than a year or two without having to be replaced no matter what you use in it. We would replace these tubes once a year in all of our instruments even if they only pumped water. If you are opening this up you might as well replace the tube. Designed to fail. Roomba gets an F for this. Braava jet 6 will have 100% failure because of this guaranteed. I have one that failed within a year and Roomba replaced it and the replacement is failing after one year.

[@igmg3631]

@@MikiCab1 where would you suggest to get the new tube to replace the one onboard ?

[@igmg3631]

Thanks a lot for your video, it does make sense now

[@Tulsi0924]

Thank you so much! I followed what you did. It sprayed once. I was so excited, and then it started dribbling again. Ugh. But great video!!!

[@brobots240]

Make sure the filter is really clean and the tank is dispensing the water into it.

[@kayhan1359]

Thank you very much! Perfect explanation.

[@daniT81]

Great video, helped me a lot! Thank you!

[@thomasferriani6385]

Ty mate i fixed my roomba 😅

[@maddeusdoggeus1]

Every 4 weeks our sprayer’s output starts to reduce. The Tank will start having a little left over… Our hard water begins to clog that small screen that’s below the refill tank. Just pull it out with your fingers and soak it in a little CLR spray for about 10 minutes and then rinse. We only use the BONA hardwood cleaner that’s about $15 for 3/4 gal. We use 1 ounce per tank so the bottle last us 6 months for our 3 mops per week. Also recommend using reusable mop heads and just toss them in the wash.

[@Jordanb911]

Thanks for the teardown. So these things will still do this even if you use the branded cleaner. I had mine in storage for a few months and this happened when I moved into my house and went to use it. I only use the branded cleaner. I actually ran a tank of plain water before storage and it still happened.

[@brobots240]

Pretty much from sitting too long without use can cause the issue, especially if any residue is left in it. I suggest running a small amount of vinegar/water through it before storage

[@alexandervaldes7200]

thank you!

[@user-ie3kv9gs3n]

This worked perfectly. TY

[@BobbyDotNet]

Very helpful thank you. I have two, one is as yours is, the other has filter in the pump output line before the nozzle. It mounts about where the support is in yours. Looks like they tried to do something about the clogged nozzles. We only used their (or Bona) cleaner and still had the pump hose stick. Also we notice crud will grow in the tank and bona mix bottle. Which tends to plug the bottom screen. Wonder if a couple drops of bleach in the mix bottle would fix that.

[@brobots240]

You're welcome. Did your other model with the filter still get clogged? I only use water/vinegar solution and haven't had issues since. But, you have to get over the smell. Lol

[@Chloe2cool4u]

thank you just fix my jet 240 watching your video same problem thanks brother you save me from my house boss 😂😂😂

[@SamShehu]

Very helpful - but what if it's still not spraying? Pump/motor burnt out maybe?

[@brobots240]

If you can hear the pump, it's not burnt out. If the pump hose isn't clogged, and the nozzle is clear....next would be the filter under the tank or the tank itself.

[@richardb7999]

Can't thank you enough for your video! I got a second hand M6 with the exact same tube residue problem. My tube had a bit more residue than the one in the video and was actually pinched in 2 places. I ended up using a waterpik to flush the tube out. I'm curious though if the "tube sticking" problem only happens with the non-recommended cleaners....

[@brobots240]

I can confirm this happens with irobot solution and other cleaners, but less likely with irobot solution. The main issue is when the robot sits for an extended amount time with solution in the hose and dries and sticks. I recommend Flushing with straight water if its not going to be used. I personally use a water/vinegar solution and that seems best, but the you have to get over the smell. lol

[@MikiCab1]

@@brobots240 I use water and I have a water softener. Once in a while I will put vinegar some vinegar in there as a mild cleanser. I work with Peri pumps for years I the Peri Tub just wears out. Our R&D tried many many different materials for the tubing and in the end most last about 1 year-ish. The wear out just sitting there not being used because the pump has pressure points that crease the tubing. If you don't use it the crease can become permanent and decrease flow. Thanks for the video. I will tear mine about some time over the next couple of weeks. Mine stopped working again and it is out of warranty now.

[@mykerockenstyre9952]

Excellent video I started to open it myself but I ran into a situation where I don’t have the proper tool. Those precision screwdrivers could only get me so deep can you please let me know what is that electric precision screwdriver you’re using where may I find it? Thank you

[@brobots240]

REXBETI 12 Piece Slotted Phillips Screwdriver Bit Set, 1/4 Inch Hex Shank S2 Steel Magnetic 3 Inch Long Drill Bits (Slotted Set) a.co/d/1Cc06Y9

[@brobots240]

It's a dremel electric screwdriver...you can find it on amazon for about $40

[@mykerockenstyre9952]

Thank you.

[@mykerockenstyre9952]

@@brobots240 Thank you so much

[@mykerockenstyre9952]

Please send link also on how to change the nozzle Thank you.

[@vmz1231]

The full chain affecting sprayability: - the tank has sufficient water level (not very far from being fully empty but still having some water) - the tank has no air inside the bottom valve/pump which gets "milked" for water (no air comes out when you press the valve, the air can somehow collect there if some other part in the hydraulic chain doesn't operate properly, like e.g. nozzle being clogged) - the tank is properly connected with the robot (the part in center of the filter which gets connected with the tank valve, you need to ensure tank is firmly and securely inserted/pressed into it) - the filter is clean - the hoses aren't clogged - the nozzle is clean

[@kseniyalevinstein9859]

Hi! Can you please answer this for me? I cleaned my tubes and the manual test worked! The mop worked for the first few sprays then stopped spraying, I figured out that the water is not being pulled from the tank into the little circular mesh liner inside the tank holding space. I don’t know how to fix this! This did not seem to be an issue prior to me taking it apart. The hoses just had debris in it.

[@brobots240]

Fill the tank and over a sink press the bottom button to release water. See if the tank releases all the water. Of it doesn't, the vent cap on the tank is plugged. If it does, then it's most likely the filter/screen plugged or not installed properly.

[@harveyspecter1653]

Thanks a lot for the video man. This is imo a very bad design. I got mine in 2020, it never worked long. After 6 months it stopped working. DIdn't charge anymore. The charging pins had been totally corroded. The service said it was user damage and refused to replace it. Eventually the shop agreed this was outrageous and they gave me a new one. That one lasted 4 months. THen it stopped spraying as you explained here. Eventually I was given another unit: my 3rd one. That one had the same issue up till today. It works about 4 months and then it stops spraying. Would it be a better idea to replace that little tube which you showed by a metal one?

[@aureliepasquier9117]

hello, first of all a huge thank you for your video. my robot sprays 3 times and then nothing. I followed everything to the letter like you. the pump works, the filter was changed and still the same problem. If I manually add water with the hood open it sprays all the time. as soon as I put the tank back it only sprays 3 times. would you have any idea of ​​the problem? can you help me ? Thank you

[@brobots240]

Fill the tank over a sink and press the valve on the button to see if the tank will empty itself, or if it releases some water and then stops. It sounds like your tank is the problem.

[@aureliepasquier9117]

Good morning, Thank you very much for your answer. my tank when I press the valve the water comes out then stops. normally the water flows continuously? So this would be the tank that I have to buy? Thank you again for your help :)

[@brobots240]

​@aureliepasquier9117 try removing the cap and soaking and cleaning the cap, especially the back middle rubber part (that's the air vent) and that air vent that allows air into the tank as water is let out. Otherwise your tank will hydro lock. ( it's like filling a straw with water and keeping your finger on one end, it doesn't release water from the straw until your finger is removed). Clean that cap, and test your tank again like before

[@aureliepasquier9117]

Hello, Thank you very much for your advice, it works! it works really well. really thank you for your help and your video!

[@michaelortiz5317]

Forgive my ignorance, but, which phillips attachment are you using to remove the screws?

[@brobots240]

It's a PH-1 with 1/4" Hex Shank

[@michaelortiz5317]

@@brobots240 Thank you! This is going to save me so much time.

[@cuentasagregadas845]

Hello, 1 of the 2 mop contacts oxidized and rotted and no longer charges, the rest is perfect, how do you fix it? is there a fix?

[@macbouncer8525]

nice work sir. you showed me how to fix it faster than support could get through the fault finding script... lol I'm not impressed with the mop, might be ok on smooth floors but wont transition between wood and textured floor tiles (approx 2-3mm difference) it INSISTS there is only one room in the house.. will not go through doorways. doesnt share the map with the other hoover robot (S9?). all latest software updates etc. really been disapointed with both the mop and the hoover.

[@inebrigs]

When I removed the orange tube and blew it was blocked. What should I do please? I've tried to connected to a jeringe and pumped some water but it doesn't work. Please help me. I have the Braava open. Thank you for your video.. So helpful.

[@brobots240]

You can watch my other video on how to replace the nozzle. Remove the nozzle and soak it in almost boiling water and see if it will clear out. If it won't unclog, you will just have to buy a new nozzle. (Ebay is the only place)

[@lukasburke2807]

Any suggestions on why this continues to happen. The Bravva Jet sprays sometimes full stream, then a dibble or not a all total random during the cycle. I watched your video and made sure the hose wasnt kinked it wasnt. I also made sure the nozzle wasn't clogged and it wasn't. Its almost like it doesnt get enough fluid each time. I never used a chemical in the container that I shouldnt. The pump sounds the same each time. Thanks a lot

[@brobots240]

Most likely the filter under your tank isn't allowing enough water through. Clean with a brush and blow out, and try again. See if that fixes it. The filter is so fine, sometimes it won't look clogged, but it is, and will cause dribbling.

[@lukasburke2807]

Ok I cleaned the filter and blew it out and no luck sprays great for three trips and then dribbles. I then poked a whole in the filter so definitely enough water would come through it and same result. Im thinking the water container itself isnt releasing enough water. I filled the water container with vinegar and manually flushed it out making sure nothing was in there. Any suggestions? Thanks for your help

[@brobots240]

@@lukasburke2807 OK, the next thing to check would be the vent that allows air in when water releases. Sounds like it releases a bit of water and gets locked up because air isn't filling the void when water is releases. So fill the tank and over a sink use the filter to push the bottom of the tank release valve in and see if the tank empties completely. If not, you have a venting issue.

[@lukasburke2807]

Hello, So I got a brand new Water tank and a filter and the same issue happens. Must be something with the unit. I appreciate your videos and your feedback. Any suggestions on why this is happening would be awesome Thank You.

[@brobots240]

@@lukasburke2807 If its hooked up to the app, try checking the spray amount setting...if its lower or in the middle, you can set the spray setting to its highest level and see if it helps.

[@poetmaggie1]

I need distilled water for a CPAP so I use that or the cleaner that is recomended or dilute the cleaner with distilled water.

[@clayking123abc]

After taking mine apart, I found no issues. When I put the drill to the pump it sprayed as it should. Put it back together, and it only dribbles, then even quit that after a bit. So only use now is dry mopping or manually spray a room and let it run on that. Liked your video however.

[@brobots240]

Do you have it connected to the app? Check in the robot settings, and make sure the spray is turned all the way up. Let me know if it worked. Thanks

[@kylebacc]

@@brobots240 I have the same problem. Did this, cleaned all the tubes, sprayed and blew the nozzle from your other video about that. Put it all back together. Sprays fine 4 or 5 times, then just a dribble after that. Maybe the nozzle itself has some debris in it that keeps getting lodged?

[@brobots240]

@@kylebacc If it sprays 4 or 5 times, and then starts dribbling or not spraying, most likely the tank isn't feeding water into the inlet or the filter screen isnt pushing up enough on the tank valve to release the water... You checked the nozzle, hoses, and pump and all are ok...so keep working backwards to find your issue.

[@kylebacc]

@@brobots240 there was some crud in the tank at the push valve that I couldn't see until I dislodged it with some vinegar and vigorous shaking. Thank you!!!

[@antonioluciano8606]

La guarnizione nera del filtro che non dovrebbe far entrare l'acqua dentro il robot, come l'avete sistemata al rimontaggio?

[@BronzeVBaker]

Ive been trying for the past 30 mins just to remove the case and I couldn't even after removing all screws, it does not fall off as easy as the one in this video...

[@brobots240]

If all the screws are removed it will...

[@lanebode8526]

Mine has a filter between the pump and the sprayer that plugged up with hard soap and stop working

[@brobots240]

Unless that's a new rolling change irobot made with the M6, I have never seen a filter in that area. That's interesting

[@douglasfrankenberger4904]

Mine too... It's a plastic unit, transparent, with something that looks like a foam inside, probably to filter whatever is going to the nozzle to not clog it. The foam inside itself was even purple, because of the cleaning product that I was using. It was kind of purple-ish. Tried to blow it from one end and it was completely blocked, like 100%, so I'm in process of sucking one end with vinegar, letting it rest inside and blowing it afterwards... When manually blowing, the flow is far better now, the purple color is gone, and I'm planning to start assembling it back.

[@vmz1231]

I for a long time had the issue with robot sometimes stopping spraying the water, until it starts spray again. During one of these times when the robot stopped spraying water at the middle of the mopping job, I stopped it and checked the tank and when I pressed the bottom button it actually released air. The 2nd press released the water. Then I reinstalled the tank and the robot started to spray water again. Could this mean the tank is the cause of the problem? Previously I tried to clean the filter with no apparent effect every time - it could continue not spraying or could start spray again after the cleaning

[@brobots240]

If that is happening, it is most likely the vent on the tank not releasing the pressure from water being removed. The cap on the tank doubles as the air vent. Check the cap and the Gasket on the cap.

[@vmz1231]

@@brobots240 wow... I think I consistently didn't tighten the cap fully. I tightened it fully and after this the robot sprayed with no issues. I wonder how I managed to keep not tighten it fully on a consistent basis though...

[@vmz1231]

@@brobots240 does water level plays any role in a system (maybe it affects pressure?)? I noticed that while the cap was tightened, the problem re-appeared (also with air-releasing from the bottom button, also after rigorous cap retightening). The water level was slightly below the middle, but not at all low and the water level sensor was afloat. After another cap retightening attempt the robot started to throw "fill the tank" error. After I made the tank full and reinstalled - it started to spray normally. I wonder if there is still a problem with a cap, like it can't be tightened fully somehow (the gasket looks ok though), and water level can somehow affect the overall system. Though the tank was emptied fully just at the previous cleaning session with no problems. Could the fact that somehow I persistently "failed to tighten" the cap fully suggest that something is wrong with cap/tank itself?

[@vmz1231]

So irobot online store has the tank for sale, essentially with only bad reviews, and for a single issue - leaking tank cap. I guess my problem could be similar, but the cap is not leaking yet, just occasionally passes the air if not rigorously tightened (or unconditionally). The fix is also provided in reviews - use additional o-ring if needed

[@brobots240]

@@vmz1231 The cap doubles as the air vent, to allow air into the tank, as water is released out the bottom. If the tank isn't releasing water or stops, the air vent isn't allowing enough air in, and it will cause water not be released out. Sometimes the air vent on the inside middle of the cap (round rubber button looking) can get stuck or sealed closed from chemical. You can clean that area and also check vent operation by blowing through the front of the cap (you'll notice where you hold to twist the cap closed, there are two indentations on each side, and those are the air inlets for the tank vent). Maybe Ill make a video on that.

[@James-lz2fy]

Ive done this and it was indeed pinched in 2 spots, but this did not fix my issue unfortunately.. any other suggestions?

[@brobots240]

Is the nozzle clogged?

[@Kungpaoshizzi]

Is it just me or does the root cause really seem to be the lack of air back into the storage tank? I just put a breather hole into a used one I got, absolutely fixed it, except it then leaks onto the floor it seems. Otherwise I see that if I put the storage tank into the unit, it engages the pin in the tank, fills the small filtered reservoir in the unit. The next few sprays work, then dribble. When you take the storage tank out, you can see it's bone dry in the reservoir again.

[@brobots240]

The vent on the cap isn't letting air in...

[@Kungpaoshizzi]

@@brobots240 I could see the peristaltic tubing perma collapsing if they used a cheap enough one. Happen to know the measurements of the tubing inside the pump? And ya, I just put tape back on the airhole I made and it's no longer working. I'll check out the cap, tyvm! Excellent vid!

[@vmz1231]

@@Kungpaoshizzi please write here on results, I have the same problem and I wasn't able to do anything with the cap

[@vmz1231]

Correction: was able to blow the cap but it didn't solve the problem. I wonder if making a hole on the top of the tank can solve this and also prevent the leak?

[@Kungpaoshizzi]

@@vmz1231 I tried several other things, I ordered a new water tank. Someone else said they had same problem, perhaps manufacturing defects of pressure of air valve in cap. I'll respond when I try new tank :)

[@chuckschneweis-realtorbyex8052]

What if the orange tube is blocked how do you unblock it

[@brobots240]

It's most likely not the orange tube that's clogged, probably the nozzle that's connected to the orange tube. You can view my other video on how to change the nozzle out to replace or try to clean it.

[@b.vonschnauser207]

1 - 10 satisfaction scale: bRobots: 10 iRobot customer support: 0 (as in useless) The only thing they did was give me the opportunity to spend $300 on a new one.

[@SuperStonemarten]

This is so called peristaltic pump.

[@user-gf6uo3gt7h]

Hello. iRobot Braava Jet m6 reported error code 34 and after restarting the robot does not respond, the indicator lights up in a circle in a clockwise direction and no reaction. I took out the battery for a while then put it back in place but it does not work. advise what can be done?

[@brobots240]

Internal Communication error (Hardware or Software). Can be caused by the irobot losing power during an update, or one of the files being corrupted. In this case you would need to reflash the software on the irobots internal memory, but requires special programing and connection. Lastly is a hardware error. Something inside may have gotten wet and corroded, causing the error. (They arent 100% waterproof)

[@brobots240]

Its hard to know which one for sure, but since it wont even boot up, Id guess its a software issue

[@user-gf6uo3gt7h]

@@brobots240 How can software be rewritten?

[@brobots240]

@@user-gf6uo3gt7h Send it back to irobot. Call them, they may cover it with warranty.

[@rntwins1]

But you didn’t say what to do if the tube IS clogged ? 😢

[@brobots240]

Pull it off and unclog it. either with a pipe cleaner or compressed air after its been soaking in hot water. If when you blow through the orange tube, and the nozzle is clogged, its best to replace the nozzle.

[@DimitriosGACCA]

When I out it back on, now it's not switching on at all....

[@brobots240]

The pump isnt switching on? Or the whole robot isnt turning on?

[@DimitriosGACCA]

@@brobots240 the whole robot is not switching on :/

[@brobots240]

@@DimitriosGACCA Did you put it back on the charger? Is the lid even lighting up when on the charger?

[@DimitriosGACCA]

@@brobots240 yes I did and the light is not going on. I took it apart a couple of time yesterday and when I was putting it back on the battery I could see a sensor flashing. This time it didn't. So either I pulled something inside, or if some water fell inside could have affected it?

[@DimitriosGACCA]

@@brobots240 ignore previous messages (massive facepalm). The battery cable from the charger was displaced again and the battery was drained.....thanks for the help!

[@kbkb6569]

Let's be honest, this machine is A HUNK OF JUNK. DO NOT BUY. TELL YOUR FRIENDS.

[@lX-wj1qf]

Thank you very much. My Braava stopped working and my usual "Just google it"-approach send me to your video. Very good explanation with all the additional warnings for how and when to be careful in a nicely edited video with everything clearly visible. I fixed my Braave following your guide and it's cleaning the living room as I am tipping this.

[@user-xt9ln1mw3n]

THANK YOU!!! This video was unbelievably helpful!!