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<\/a>\n1. Empty the iRobot Roomba\u2019s bin.<\/b> A button on the front of the iRobot Roomba vacuum cleaner will release the lock on the bin, and you can pull it straight out. You might want to do this over a trashcan so that you don\u2019t accidentally dump everything the Roomba just sucked up onto your floor.<\/p>\n
2. Use a dry cloth to clean the Roomba.<\/b> When you take the bin off of the Roomba, you\u2019ll be able to see the brushes the Roomba uses. Clean these by brushing them with a dry cloth. You should also clean the outside of the Roomba as well.<\/p>\n
3. Charge the iRobot Roomba 630 Vacuum Battery<\/a> after every use.<\/b> If you wait too long to recharge the Roomba\u2019s battery, it can damage the battery. When the Roomba is fully charged, the light on the top of it will turn solid green.<\/p>\n 4. Store your Roomba on the battery charger.<\/b> The longer you store your Roomba on the battery charger, the stronger the\u00a0iRobot Roomba 537 vacuum cleaner batteries<\/a> will become. Simply press the “Dock” button on top of your Roomba on your remote control to return the Roomba to the Home Base charger.<\/p>\n 5. Replace the filter every two months.<\/b> If the filter is too clogged or too old, the Roomba won\u2019t pick up debris anymore. Changing it every two months ensures it always works well.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"