Kellys Rambling Robot Repair! Fixing Irobot Roomba not charging on dock or sensing dock 650

This is a complete teardown, fix and re-assembly of an Irobot Roomba 650 model. It requires 1 replacement A/C jack you can find on ebay for cheap, and some basic tools to dis-assemble.
I realize the video is long, but i wanted to include taking it apart and putting it back together for anyone who hasn't done it or doesn't want to have to refer to other videos.

[@chuncanisima]

Thanks man!! i have a roomba 655, this model DOES NOT COME WITH THE FAST CHARGING PORT ON THE SIDE. But before I found your video i changed the motherboard, which it does come without the side charging connector on the board (I would show you the pics if I could), so i went and bought the jack-wire-connector you recommended , connected to the mother board, mounted on the side, poked a hole, and VOILA charges all good. So thanks to your help i did not only fixed the problem , but also i added functionality))) IM happy!!! PS1:Because on my personal journey with this thing, i took it apart and put it back together 3 times, and i can tell you don't need to take the bottom subassemblies out. just the bumper and the top circular pieces until you get to the mother board PS2: Much appreciation to you, for being the ONLY GUY that that does not says: Make sure is plugged ..or that kind of useless help that most of blogs suggest PS3: i agree with Kelly that Roomba built these to be fixable, so don't be afraid to do the job yourself , accouple of pictures and drawings will help you take it apart and put it back together w/o much trouble.

[@420Giancarlo]

*I absolutely love this thing for cleaning all flooring surfaces **MyBest.Tools** even does a great job on throw rugs. Highly recommend! Cuts cleaning time in half!*

[@jeffj924]

Thank you for not editing out the removal of the top cover. I really appreciate an honest video!

[@parodoxis]

READ BEFORE YOU BUY - there is no need to purchase a new port and wait for it to arrive. If you have only one charging cable, the safety feature is of no use to you anyway. So simply bypass it! On the back of the charging port, the green PCB board has a BLACK, BROWN, and RED wire attached to it. The black and red are the bottom tab (ground/negative) and the center pole (positive, first contact on bottom), and the brown wire corresponds to the other charging contact on the bottom of the roomba. You simply need to jump the BLACK to the BROWN in any way you like! This permanently fixes the switch to be stuck "on" instead of off. If you don't have solder, you could simply remove the part entirely at the connector to the motherboard, and then bend the two prongs (for the BLACK and BROWN wires) together so they touch - or, leave just the wires (rip them off) and attach them together. If you have solder, you can solder these two prongs together, or if you want to leave the charging port in the machine (and have it still be usable) you can do as I did and solder the back of the port, right on the PCB. This also allows you to replace it with a new port later if you so desire. The two bottom-most (opposite the wires) blobs of solder correspond to the switch, you can try it out by jumping them together and watching it all work. Then just stick some new solder between these two points and viola! Permanently fixed, and you can still charge from the side :) - there is no need to unscrew the handle, as in the video (and yes, it's a handle!) - there is no need to unscrew the WHEELS at all, you can leave those too!

[@rubenlohaus1168]

That's right. I screwed the Roomba motherboard trying to replace a component. I bought a "new" one that come with that charging connector (original mine doesn't have it). you only need to bridge the left and center connector on the motherboard already installed on the roomba body.

[@tedwardfox]

At around 18:00 the thing that you are unsure of that you think might be a handle… is the handle. It only comes up a few degrees and makes carrying the Roomba from one room to another easy. Also, you did realize you did not have to disassemble quite as much as you did, other that to gain full access to the places to blow out dust. Just saying that I have done this in 5 minutes… not 49. And, by the way, great job of taking the thing apart and getting it back together. Shows people what can go very right and waht needs some itme spent to do without breaking anything.

[@TheForce_Productions]

It's useful to extend the good functioning of roomba to take the chance to clean it deeply once it disassembled and before to joint it all again. Dust in bumpers and IR sensors and beams not only make it bad working, also make batteries to last much much less.

[@stanweiler4344]

Great video, very informative. Just replaced the original brushes on my model 677. Like you said replacement parts are very reasonably priced..

[@kennethhollyhurst8223]

Excellent demo, but this problem is far easier to solve by just squirting switch cleaner into the socket on the side of the robot, push plug in and out a couple of times, and presto, now docks fine again.The problem is just a dirty contact, no strip down needed. So give this a try first!

[@butterparty]

Thanks so much for this video! I never would have suspected the direct charging port, especially since it was working fine when plugged in. In my case I simply had some dust in that port, a simple toothpick swizzle sorted it out and my Roomba is docking again. Long live Roomba!

[@Bob_Adkins]

Great video Kelly, despite the rambling. (kidding, very nice). My Roomba 650 doesn't have that part at all, there is no place to charge directly. The docking station contacts must be kept immaculately clean. I may solder small, thin pieces of sheet silver or copper to the contacts to get better contact than steel. Thanks again for the nice video! ... PS, the screws that are held in are called "captive screws".

[@Elecyview]

Thanks! oh wow i didnt know that the same model wouldn't have the A/C jack on the side? I dont know a ton about roombas! Thanks for the captive screws tip! :)

[@klausb8693]

perfect instructional video a great help, keep up the good work!! from down under klaus in Australia

[@KI-Stratege]

I found an easy SOLUTION: I had the same problem. When I put the charging cable directly into my Roomba, it was charged without problems, but it would not charge on the docking station. Before you exchange the DC jack on the roomba I recommend testing the following: the problem is dust in the charging jack on Roomba. Just blow it out and put some contact spray into the jack. It should be loading on the docking station again - at least it worked fine for my Roomba. Background: the plug is a changeover switch so that the Roomba can be charged via the charging station an via the DC jack at the same time. Over time, the plug and thus the switching mechanism gets dirty. Blow it out and use contact spray. It takes 1 Minute and solves the problem. Good Luck.

[@EvaChan]

What kind of contact spray did you use? Thanks!

[@mcallard911]

Any computer air spray. Easy to find at Staples or WalMart. Don't spray 1 or 2 seconds. Spray a lot, like 20 to 30 seconds.

[@mcallard911]

P.S.: I use only air spray, whitout contact spray and it works well ;)

[@alvo478]

I feel like what this video needs is you rubbing your nose more

[@DaoNguyen-nx5fq]

pssst. quick fix: stick a vacuum hose over the entire area, sucking out the dust. That's your problem at the contact point.

[@joseg5878]

Dude your first trick worked for me. I actually didn't even do much, I just kinda poked at the metal flap below and then put it back and boom it worked on the dock! Thanks!

[@VideoLeakPolice]

IT WORK FOR ME. It was this jack that was malfunctioning. I tried without it and more and it was when I put the jack of my friend's Roomba 761 (item to mine) to it that it started to recharged and docking again. I put a little heat on the jack soldering just to reconnect it good than showered it with brake cleaner and electric fluid and now it just works great.

[@llAdriennell]

Hey I just fix d my Roomba! So happy! Thanks a lot awesome video and a lot of great information! Thanks

[@bobbowman8871]

I had the same problem code 5. I took a pencil & used the eraser end to clean the shiny electrical contacts on the robot and the charging dock. Then I pressed and held the DOCK & SPOT button to reset the robot. Docked the unit and it charged and works fine again? Cheap, easy & quick to try!

[@markhennings7207]

Rosie the Roomba does a great job picking up my hair🌼 (which is very long) as well as my two cats' hair. Much easier to just prep the house (pick up loose things on the floor, move some furniture around) and start Rosie than to vacuum--which forces my teenager to pick up her room! Also helped us take control of the flea problem we were having. Connects to the app and lets you know when she's stuck, low on battery, or done with the job (and she returns to her dock to recharge). Easy to empty bin (just remember to do it every time as it's not very big). Very happy we finally got her!

[@TreggatTaggert]

Dude. I've been stuck trying to remove that top cover. I'm so tired of the vids that touch their top cover with a unicorn fart and it pops loose. So just a huge thanks for actually showing us the fight and struggle. Now I know how to proceed. Huge thanks for the in-depth vid and the chat during lol. Same chat I do with myself as I work anyway.

[@wouterdezeure9056]

This is fantastic. I was going to have to buy a new vacuum cleaner because it was beyond repair. after watching your video, i was able to fix it myself, with success! thanks.

[@davidsheward2113]

Very helpful for "disassemble stephney" ! One little hint I would offer : when putting the screws back in the "reverse to click" works well but always "start" all the screws before you tighten them makes alignment easier. Not sure this is the problem with mine (not charging) and my model does not use same dc connector on the unit as the charger. (Charger is ac cord jack only on my 770.) OBTW: If you think working on something with kitty's help is a pain try it with a 120 lb German Shepard in your face ! LOL And we have enough fur in our Roomba to build several cats! Great job & thanks!

[@lee-annelindquist3553]

What is the replacement part called? Also can you advise what voltage is your dock's charging station putting out. Mine is 2.8V.

[@YogeshPatel9]

Thank you sir! My Roomba is alive again because of you. I had no idea about the failsafe feature. Alternatively, instead of opening it all up, you can pour a spoonful of 99% alcohol down the DC jack to clear out any excess dust/debris. Attempt to swab up any dirt you can. Then see if it works! Worked for me after one rinse and dabbing up the excess with a swab

[@kaleidofpv]

Thanks!! I was able to fix it myself too!!!!

[@14thst25]

Thank you. At 4:25 minutes into the video, you mention debris or gunk getting into the female charging connection. I sprayed contact cleaner inside the female charging connection. That did the trick. Only took 3 seconds.

[@randythuro474]

I bought mine used but it wouldn't dock. I purchased the replacement part on eBay and followed your instructions. Works perfectly now. Thank you for taking the time to make and post this fix.

[@thadude3]

Thank you this helped a ton. I was able to fix my robot. However I am quite upset with roomba support. They clearly know about this issue and had no intention of fixing it. They wanted me to buy a whole new robot. Instead of a couple dollar part.

[@littavhvert8829]

Like others suggest here. It's worthwhile cleaning the contact before replacing it. I used air and a tooth brush to clean the side contact. And that was it.

[@MrAj485]

Thanks for the great teardown video, you're bookmarked. I had the same problem but tried one of the comment fixes by cleaning the manual ac jack with a tiny brush, electrical contact cleaner, and canned air a few times, and that worked for me.

[@erikaeisenring5960]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. It solved my Roomba charging problem and your instructions made it an easy fix. I couldn't get to one of the screws on the right wheel and made the repairs with the wheels in place without any issues.

[@jayfloramusic]

yes, i'm also not able to get the wheels out because i dont have a long screw driver. I was checking in comments to see if anyone was able to take out the front plate without taking out the wheels. Your comments helps. I will keep on trying.

[@mariekramer9844]

This may be the problem I am currently having with my 561. I didn't know that they had that failsafe shut off or even a port on the side for charging. I kept getting err5 charging and when I looked at the port it was full of dust. Vacuumed it out and put on the charger and its charging. Yeah..

[@champkuo]

It's a great video so that I had repaired a 571 model. The same trouble found at the model 980(even had fully cleaned the contact face of it and the charge base),do you or anyone can give a good answer.

[@yousifmusician7822]

Thanks a lot my dear, I know this may sound silly but I didn't nitice the plugging part on the body of roomba before and my battery was totally dead in a way that it didn't have the ability to recognize the charging docking station although I kept it on it the whole night... But after half an hour of charging it directly to roomba (when u gave me the hint of the manual charging option) it worked and managed to get it working and going to the home-charging-dock.... Thanks a lot dear as I was worried to death of losing my iRobot Roomba ❤️

[@56nomadman]

great review. My Roomba 650 just stopped vacuuming. My son has an identical 650 I bought him years ago so I tried his Aerovac Dust Bin but it still failed. I did a factory reset but no luck. Any ideas?

[@jeanneseeley5149]

Fishbowl fell onto the Rumba -which was on the charger. I threw towels on it but it would not charge the next day. I opened it and. I thing seemed even damp. Cleaned it up and still won’t charge - tried plugging in directly, nope. Should I assume it’s the battery? Maybe shorted out?

[@flipmode00]

Do any of you know how to stop the clicking noise while charging tks

[@anneblouin1393]

So far so good with this vacuum. kzbin.infoUgkx8ISPQRRAfpAaX4msGjyodObTBnlj4T5g I was a little concerned to find it seems to be all plastic, but the reviews were good, so I'm hoping for the best. Very easy to assemble Recommened, and only attachments I've used so far work well, and are easy to use. Doing a good job on the new carpet in my bedrooms and stairs. Works well on the hardwood on my main floor too. Reasonable weight and cord length. I already knew from an earlier review that it wouldn't fit under furniture, but I can use my Eufy for that, so no problem - the high traffic areas that need a stronger suction was really what I bought this for. If it continues as it's started, it will be a good buy and well worth the money. I have had two Shark Rocket stick vacs in the past that are super easy to use, but the motors just don't last well, even with scrupulous cleaning of the filters. I'm hoping for better with this Bissell.

[@Gatsbi]

Good video I’m thinking same thing on my Braava 380. Also seeing dark spots on the power jack board. But can’t find the parts on ebay..

[@michelMkN]

I disassembled the device and it was found that it is the liquid that leaked from the battery that damaged the board by oxidizing and damaging the components😢

[@matthewandaimeehoyt3194]

I am glad that you fix your roomba it was Awesome I have a roomba 690😌 !!!!!!! !!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!

[@Jimminicrickettt]

I think what I appreciate most is the fact you seem like just a normal guy. Not some snobby I can fix the world kind! Thank you for your honesty and realism! I got a used 770 on OfferUp and it was just a simple modular cleaning head replacement to get my $700 roomba in total for $100 and 15 minutes work, after the $50 part.

[@Jimminicrickettt]

Update... I used 1/2” x 2” strips of tin foil to cover the fall sensors (one story apartment) now he cleans the black rug areas too!

[@milliebrock8184]

You are a great teacher. 76 years old. Lady. My vac is going in circles. I took it apart and cleaned it Can't get bumper to line back up to vacuum. Please help

[@angeldocampo]

I tested with the continuity tool on my multimeter and it happens like you, so I need to replace that connector... the problem is I found that piece only on ebay for for 15€ + 15€ of shipment... :| Anoyone knows if I can found it on a old electronics shop? If affirmative, what's the exact name of the piece? I doubt I can go there and ask for a "roomba jack connector"

[@ximotur]

Hi! Thanks so much. I had the exact same issue as yours. I didn't buy the piece but took it apart, thorough clean and roomba is charging by herself again :) Realtime video meant I didn't have to pause it any time. Loved it!! :)

[@amkramar]

Tear down and reassembly worked, I didn't even have to replace the charge port. I did test it with the multimeter tho. Just put the meter on beep mode and then test the three prongs on the connector. You should get continuity on two pins with it plugged in, and continuity on two different pins with an unplugged. In the end, I think the actual fix for mine was just cleaning the battery contacts - there is a tiny bit of battery crest. Nevertheless thanks for the video!

[@parkerdolen2888]

Bro, ease up on the Bam Bam

[@adamnschifty9395]

Something that does not make sense to me, that part you replaced has only 2 wires a red and black, the charging port has a positive and a neutral, or hot leg and neutral. So the male plug has a hot leg and neutral, this requires 2 wires, 1 for the hot leg and one for the neutral leg. For that port to open or close as describe That requires one side of power to be disrupted as you describe. So if you have the 2 parts before you and the meter, If you ohm the new part to see if its closed normally or open normally, then I would plug the charging cord into the port but ONLY with the 120 volt cord unplugged !! I suspect the charging port is low voltage? I know the chaging stands could not be live with 120 volts waiting for a dog to step on or a baby, so its probably 24 volts, just guessing it does not matter the theory's identical, my point is ohm the new part compared to the old "defective" part and see if its normally open or closed, and what the diagnosis is exactly.

[@baekalfen]

Thanks! This was exactly what was wrong! I couldn't get a screwdriver in from the outside, so I desoldered the plug, fixed it from the backside and soldered it on again.

[@patrickbruch2057]

Great!! My Roomba had exactly that problem. Thank you for sharing that instruction.

[@Caliedoo]

If you still check these posts, can you tell me what to search for on ebay? I don't know how to search for it. Proper terminology.

[@jeffcantrell2497]

Had this problem with a new Charging station, was just about to return it but found this video. Bent the connector just a little bit and it started working on the charger.

[@GrandparentsT]

Many thanks for this video....my 4000 series Rumba has been in the garage in the box for several years now...I just couldn't toss it out and I just can't spend another 250.00 either. It only lasted 18 months and that is unacceptable. ... But now I am going to look for the A/C jack like you suggested...or try and inspect it for dirt...I am having trouble finding the part on ebay. can you post the source?

[@maj113]

Hah i sugest yo try to take a small sharp something and take a flashlght And bend it litl

[@colinhallatt30]

What if you were to cut the wire and tape them off independently?

[@Berred]

In my case (video kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3aUfKp_rbx8fLs) there was a problem with some solder joints next to the connector J3 on the roomba's mainboard. I thinks this is the same problem on your roomba's original cable at the power jack, usually re-solder this to the pcb should also work. Thumb up!

[@dinkodanger]

Can you put a link of that piece?

[@mrhappy961]

Is this the problem with a charging error 3 - mine is the roomba 630

[@silvasilva7913]

i have the i7 and received error 30.... i clean everthing and continue recived this erros 30....

[@wiserman100]

Roomba designers must have stock in the tinyscrew market.

[@lauracobos5977]

What's the name of the wire i have to buy through eBay Kelly??????

[@hieveryone2932]

First of all thank you so much! I have a Roomba i7 and after cleaning the surface and the back part (wheels and other back parts) immediately It started my problem! The problem was that when I pressed the home button it founded the base station but didn't stop to recharge again and it damaged the dock station! I started watching your video and opened edge brush, button tray piece,bumper and the front sensor! I really have yo tell you thank you so much again because more than twenty minutes I didn't know how to close the bumper and where!while I was watching your video! Also I figured out that the charging base doesn't have any problem because when I put the virtual wall in front of the Roomba it didn't stop and passed the wall and that's why I opened it! Now it works and it founded the dock charger and stop and charge normally and it stops in front of virtual wall! The only problem is the bumper and it said error number nine and the bumper is stuck and I think the screws are not tightly closed because I didn't have a Phillips head screwdriver! If your video didn't exist then I never could solve the problem and really I appreciate it! I was going crazy when the vacuum cleaner broke! Thank you for video again and I think this could be helpful for you and others too! As you said correct tools are always helpful. I did the same thing which you did on 9:28 and only I watched your video because I didn't know how to close the bumper

[@klausb8693]

i have looked all over, where did you get the socket from, please advise?

[@express496]

I found a roomba 555 at a dump. I brought it home, turned out it had a bad battery, so i tested it with a friends battery and it works perfectly ... bought a LI-ION battery for 40€ and a dock with some filters and brushes for 10€ and it works great. It's amazing what people throw out ...

[@iammedusa2600]

Thank you so much for your informative video! Your instructions are clear and concise and it's nice to see what could be put back incorrectly. Really appreciate this!!!

[@MiaShi-xu6hg]

Very useful video. I had exactly the same problem. Instead of replacing the charging port/socket, I use cleaning duster to blow the dust off the charging socket and it fixed problem. Hope it helps the future viewers. Worth a try.

[@choprulez]

Thanks heaps for this. My 500 series was in storage for 5 years, when I took it out, I replaced the battery and it worked a treat, but never would charge on the docks. Even bought a new doc before finding your video. Used the first trick to get the roomba working and might replace the $3 piece if I can get it shipped to NZ. Just wanted to say thanks for the video and your honesty as you went through, gave me the confidence to open up my roomba. The last time I did that, it didn't go a well. LOL.

[@gaylelarsson3031]

I replaced this power connector and it now docks. Unfortunately, i still get error message #5. Doesn't charge. I am not able to update the software with the method mentioned in all the youtube videos I have seen. What do you think??

[@williamblack7268]

LOVE IT WEHN VIDEO AUTHOR GETS RIGHT TO THE OINT INSTEAD OFN BLAH BLAH BLAH!

[@SomethingStrange910]

Thank you for giving me faith that I just have to pry the top cover sucker off and the idea to pry from the inside... All other vids I checked had this convenient shape where they could just prop the cover up from the end and they made me feel like such a loser 😂 I have a Roomba 695 which apparently is made for Kohl's and nobody owns one except me. I eventually resorted to a zip tie to run through the ring edge from both ends and got it off. It was one tight piece of plastic... Fingers are still hurting.

[@ChristianBimmer]

My roomba 650 does not have the charging port in the body. I wonder why. It is a 650. I have my old 650 and it works fine so I replaced the battery on the new one and put it in my old charging dock that i know works, the battery light still blinks and then dies out. Any ideas?

[@Hotcars101]

Thank you for this video!! Excellent job and tutorial. I will say to anyone trying this, before you do try the cleaning the jack port trick. I sprayed mine for a good 30 seconds with compressed air. I was shocked at how much dust came out of that port. I then used a paper towel rolled into a fine tip and dipped it in 100% rubbing alcohol (I didn’t have contact spray) as my 595 is over 10 years old and owes me nothing. I was losing my mind as I’ve tried so many times to make this thing connect to the dock and it wouldn’t. This did the trick and I was so overjoyed. I hadn’t used this vacuum for 4 years and I had neglected it pretty bad. The battery, filter and brush rolls were replaced today but then it wouldn’t dock! This video and the comments saved me from throwing this thing out in frustration even if I didn’t have to replace the port, so thank you for that and those in the comments who shared your tricks to get it to dock again! So happy!

[@SaturdayAdventures]

Thanks! Had this exact problem, roomba wanted me to buy a new charging dock but this $7 fix did the trick!

[@toastyshorts6686]

Thanks for the tip! It worked!

[@davidxu3714]

thank you for the video. I fix my Roomba by cleaning the A/C jack. I never thought that was the cause.

[@marythomas6478]

I bought a 550 at a yard sale for $5 and have ordered the charger from Amazon for $13, can’t wait to see if it will work. I’m a Eufy user, couldn’t afford Roomba!

[@jhson655]

Thanks. I can fix it after watching your video. I just clean dusts in the plug hole. Thank you very much!!

[@bca1777]

Great video . I have a Red Rumbo. 500 series. No docking station but does have adapter which can plug in side. New battery ran fine until I need to charge and no power. Indicator light no go. Light on adapter shows power. Ran continuity test. Go on one contact but not the other. Opposite of your demo, If I replace with the same sensor do you think that will do the trick? Any safe way to charge the battery without inserting in Rumba? Thanks

[@Francois_Dupont]

there is no vacuum in these? i didnt see any fans

[@dh003i]

Thank you very much for this great Roomba repair video. I followed along my 770 model. A few things were a little different, but overall it was easy because of this video. I taped the screws onto the plastic holes they came from instead of keeping track of them.

[@woutervaneetvelde]

Thanks for this video. Instructions were clear, instrumental and in the end I got my roomba charging to work again. I bought my replacement part on ebay

[@boofoorashani632]

Thank you. This video saved my Roomba 561 and saved me from going insane trying to figure out what was wrong. Hey guys if your Roomba shows full charge but only runs for 5 minutes replacing the DC jack fixes the problem. $8 on eBAY.

[@boaz_klienman]

Can it fix error 3 on roomba 551?

[@joeparrish4759]

Thanks! Fixed my Roomba!

[@karenfreedman9180]

I want to fix my Roomba. The thing does not suck the dirt into the bin. It all ends up inside the unit. Do you have any idea what pieces need fixing? Thanks for any help!

[@MrDannyVeal]

Thank you!!! I was able to fix my Roomba 630

[@jammybeumer]

Mine was doing the exact same thing and all that was wrong was some dirty charge sensors. Get a magic eraser and clean the two metal charge points on the charger and the two on the robot and it will connect as good as new.

[@diannedai637]

It worked for me. Amazing. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@elkiskor]

Hi! Do you know if the Roomba is able to charge from the dock, but not from the side plug? My Roomba is dead, but I am getting more messages when it is on the dock. When I connect it, it keeps blinking in orange quickly. I have tried the reset procedure (stock + dock button), but it does not work: after a few hours "charging", the Roomba gives a charging message error (7). I am using a replacement li-ion battery (not original), it is almost discharged. I think the charger is not able to charge the battery. Thank you in advance for your help!

[@superdavetn]

where do you get the brush motor belts??

[@eldad500]

Awesome video! I end up bridging my faulty connector since I don't not use it

[@nealpgary]

You, sir, are a lifesaver. Just one question (maybe I missed it in the video). What is the "three dollar part" actually called?

[@Elecyview]

Try a search for 'roomba power jack' you'll probably get the plug and laptop ones but eventually you'll find it.. HEre's an example ebay link (yes he's charging more than 3$ but it was just the first one i found as i'm kind of in a rush today, if you keep looking you will probably find cheaper) www.ebay.com/itm/iRobot-Roomba-530-Series-Power-Port-Plug-In-585-595-620-650-770-780-790-/132220208928?hash=item1ec8f04720:g:NAYAAOSwwzhZOW0q

[@sabinebenz6443]

Hey perfekt Video.. Thanks. But the problem of my Roomba 650 is, he told me please charge me. After charging he drive away 20 cm and say please charge roomba. The battery is ok, i have test it. No issue. How can help me to find out the issue?

[@geraldkeller2937]

Hi Kelly - My 595 Irobot Roomba will dock now!!!!! Your video was awesome, and thanks to you I have revived this little machine that I have had for a long time. I may not tell my wife so that I can be the hero for awhile, lol :-)

[@irmafraile9658]

Ouchh I was waiting for the bumper assembly moment

[@angeldocampo]

Friend, you don't have all the likes you deserve! I finally got one connector for roomba series 500 and 600 for 3€ on a japanese seller, which PCB connector wasn't compatible for my series 700... after splice it with my faulty connector, it finally worked like a charm!!!

[@dummydummy1421]

Search Item number 183055265364 on eBay it costs 6euros

[@jimherrmann1165]

Sometimes you can leave the screws in the holes while you take things apart. That way its easy to keep them in the correct location.

[@MohawkNinja636]

Wait what.....so it not charging on the dock can be caused by the wall charging port? O_o I keep getting a charging error 5 message. I got a replacement battery but it still does that. I am in the process of working with Newegg to getting it fixed cuz for some reason mine doesn't have the serial number sticker under the dirt collection tray -__-

[@Elecyview]

Yes, becuase the bottom two metal charging squares are routed through the side wall charging slot, if one of thsoe two goes bad the other more than likely wont function. it's just how they designed it with these older models. I'm sorry about your error 5, i haven't received that, you will need to google that to fix it.

[@peteza4893]

What is the name of the part?

[@n.w.on.a.t.o1031]

The bar you lift up on is a HANDLE, ALSO nice video as well . but i I have a question why is that piece the problem ? cause you can unplug the dock station and plug directly in to the Roomba itself does that also connect to the sensor feet that it detects the charge plates below ? cause lot of times that sensor you unscrewed is it gets a film layer of dust under it and the Roomba can not dock cause the IR signal is blocked . but the port you unplugged is for direct connection. I delt with fixing these things quite often that is why I wanted to ask was that connected to the charging system also ? thank you for the video the take down of it is always fun the face plate is usually two lock system and a plastic push bar is the best for that .

[@caspercurly]

I have a problem seeing how this fix has anything to do with his so called docking and charging fix.. I do agree it should fix a no charge issue if you are direct charging without your docking station.. But to say this fixed a no charge issue on the docking station seems impossible to have anything to do with it not docking or charging on the docker.. Not seeing any voltage test while on docker or direct charge is the reason I beleave this will not fix a docker no charge problem..

[@bluesdirt6555]

Do you know where I can get new treads for 300 series ( 3100 ) ?

[@moraj3764]

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