Roomba® Max 700 Series Vac Robot + AutoEmpty™ Dock
About your Roomba® Max 700 Series Vac + AutoEmpty™ Robot
Top View
1. LiDAR Detector Bumper
2. ClearView™ LiDAR
3. Charging Contacts
4. Filter
5. Bin
6. Debris Evacuation Port
7. Home Button
8. Power Button
9. Bumper
10. Bin Release Button
Bottom View
11. Cliff Sensors
12. Caster Wheel
13. Edge-Sweeping Brush
14. Wheels
15. Multi-Surface Brushes
16. Brush Cover
17. Battery Pack
18. Brush Cover Release
About your Roomba® Max 700 Series AutoEmpty™ Dock
Front View
1. Canister Lid
2. LED Indicator
3. Charging Contact
4. Debris Evacuation Port
5. Exhaust Vent
6. IR Window
Top View
7. Bag Guide Rails
8. Cleaning Brush Accessory
9. Dock Filter
Charging
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| Power Button |
- White: Fully charged and connected
- Flashing White: Return to dock to charge
- Pulsing White: Charging (low battery) — If you try to start a mission, the buttons will then flash red and trigger an audio, informing you it can't start due to low battery.
- Flashing Red: Low battery/Error
- Charging during a cleaning: Your robot will return to the dock whenever it needs to recharge. Once it is sufficiently charged, it will then resume cleaning where it left off.
- Standby mode: Your robot uses a small amount of power whenever it is on the dock. You can put it in a further-reduced power state when not in use by pressing the button for 10 seconds. To exit low power mode, short press the button.
- Storing your robot: For long-term storage, turn off your robot by removing it from the dock and holding the button for 10 seconds. Store in a cool, dry place.
Note: When the robot touches the dock's metal charging contacts, it's normal to see a slight arc, similar to static discharging. This is normal and not dangerous.
Dock LED Indicator
- Solid White: Fully charged, charging
- Pulsing White: Robot on dock
- Flashing White: Update in progress
- Solid Red: Bag full or not installed
Cleaning
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| Button Controls |
- HOME button:
- Tap to send the robot home
- Press when running to pause
- Press when paused to dock
- Press when docking to stop
- POWER button:
- Tap to Start / Pause / Resume a job
- Hold for 3 seconds to turn on
- Hold for 10 seconds to turn off
Cleaning Pattern
Be sure to remove excess clutter from the floors before cleaning, and use your robot frequently to maintain well-conditioned floors.
Your robot will automatically explore and clean your home in neat rows. It will return to the dock at the end of a cleaning routine whenever it needs to recharge.
After 90 minutes of inactivity off the dock, your robot will automatically end its cleaning. If you are unsure if it is finished or paused, visit the Roomba® Home App to check on its status.
- Spot clean: Tap the button two times to "Spot Clean" a designated area. After "Spot Clean" is complete, your robot will end the job. Press the HOME button to send it back to its dock.
- AutoEmpty™: Your robot will automatically attempt to empty its dust bin every time it returns to its AutoEmpty™ dock, or is physically placed on the AutoEmpty™ dock.
Roomba® Max 700 Series Combo Robot + AutoWash™ Dock
About your Roomba® Max 700 Series Combo + AutoEmpty™ Robot
Top View
1. Robot Top Cover
2. Dust Bin
3. Charging Contacts
4. Clean Water Refill Port
5. Dirty Water Tank
6. Dirty Water Tank Release Button
7. Dirty Water Extraction Nozzle
8. Home Button
9. Power Button
10. PowerSpin™ Roller Mop Assembly
11. PowerSpin™ Roller Mop Release
12. Dirty Water Extraction Pump
13. Filter
14. Dust Bin Release Buttons
15. Filter Cover Release Button
16. Dust Bin Port
17. Top Cover Magnetic Holders
18. Wall Follow Sensor
19. ClearView™ Pro LiDAR
20. Dust Bin Cover
21. Bumper
22. PrecisionVision™ AI Camera Technology and Illumination LED
Bottom View
1. Front Caster Wheel
2. Carpet Detection Sensor
3. Wheels
4. Roller Mop Scraper Release Button
5. Rear Caster Wheel
6. Roller Mop Edge Clip
7. Roller Mop Release Button
8. Roller Mop Scraper
9. PowerSpin™ Roller Mop with PerfectEdge®
10. Cliff Sensors
11. Edge-Sweeping Side Brush 'A'
12. Edge-Sweeping Side Brush 'B'
13. Cleaning head cover release button
14. Cleaning head cover
15. Dual Multi-Surface Rubber Brushes
16. Auto-Empty Exhaust Port
17. Roller Mop Actuator
18. Roller Mop Cover
About your Roomba® Max 700 Series Combo AutoWash™ Dock
Front View
1. LED Indicator
2. Charging Contacts
3. Exhaust Vent
4. Intake Vent
5. IR Window
6. Clean Water Refill Port
7. Alignment Mechanisms
8. Dirty Water Extraction Nozzle
9. Roller Mop Washing Basin
10. Hot Air Duct
11. Hot Air Duct Cover
Rear View
12. Dock Lid
13. Wheel Track
14. Exhaust Vent
15. Removable Power Cord
16. Cord Attachment
17. Cord Wrap
Inside View
1. Dock Lid
2. Cleaning Brush & Hair Cutting Accessory
3. Dust Bag
4. Clean Water Tank Latch
5. Clean Water Tank
6. Dirty Water Tank
7. Dirty Water Tank Latch
Top View
8. Dust Bag Guide Rails
9. Dock Pre-Filter
10. Dust Bag Storage
11. Bag Full LED Indicator
12. Dirty Water Tank LED Indicator
13. Clean Water Tank LED Indicator
14. Dirty Water Float
15. Water Entry Point
16. Solution Reservoir Cap
17. Clean Water Float
18. Clean Water Tubing
Charging
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| Power Button |
- White: Fully charged and connected
- Flashing White: Return to dock to charge
- Pulsing White: Charging (low battery) — If you try to start a mission, the buttons will then flash red and trigger an audio, informing you it can't start due to low battery.
- Flashing Red: Low battery/Error
- Charging during a cleaning: Your robot will return to the dock whenever it needs to recharge. Once it is sufficiently charged, it will then resume cleaning where it left off.
- Standby mode: Your robot uses a small amount of power whenever it is on the dock. You can put it in a further-reduced power state when not in use by pressing for 10 seconds. To exit low power mode, short press button.
- Storing your robot: For long-term storage, turn off your robot by removing it from the dock and holding for 10 seconds. Store in a cool, dry place.
Dock LED Indicator
- Solid White: Dock is powered on and operating
- LED Indicator Off: Dock not powered
Your robot has three Horizontal bars that are Red LED's and will turn on when there is an issue.
- Bag Full LED Indicator: Turns solid red when dust bag is full, missing or improperly installed
- Dirty Water Tank LED Indicator: Turns solid red when Dirty Water Tank is full, missing or improperly installed
- Clean Water Tank LED Indicator: Turns solid red when Clean Water Tank is empty, missing or improperly installed
Cleaning
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| Button Controls |
- HOME button:
- Tap to send the robot home
- Press when running to pause
- Press when paused to dock
- Press when docking to stop
- POWER button:
- Tap to Start / Pause / Resume a job
- Hold for 3 seconds to turn on
- Hold for 10 seconds to turn off
Cleaning Pattern
Be sure to remove excess clutter from floors before cleaning, and use your robot frequently to maintain well-conditioned floors.
Your robot will automatically explore and clean your home in neat rows. It will return to the dock at the end of a cleaning routine whenever it needs to recharge.
After 90 minutes of inactivity off the dock, your robot will automatically end its cleaning. If you are unsure if it is finished or paused, visit the Roomba® Home App to check on its status.
- Spot clean: Tap the button two times to "Spot Clean" a designated area. After "Spot Clean" is complete, your robot will end the job. Press the HOME button to send it back to its dock.
- AutoEmpty™: Your robot will automatically attempt to empty its dust bin every time it returns to its AutoEmpty™ dock, or is physically placed on the AutoEmpty™ dock.
- Auto-Washing™: Your robot will automatically return to the AutoWash™ Dock to empty its dirty water and wash its roller mop periodically throughout and at the end of each cleaning routine.
Roomba® Max 775 Series Combo Robot + AutoWash™ Dock
Robot Top View
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Robot Top Plate
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Dust Bin
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Charging Contact(s)
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Clean Water Refill Port
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Dirty Water Bin
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Dirty Water Bin Release Button
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Dirty Water Extraction Nozzle
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Home Button
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Power Button
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PowerSpin™ Roller Mop Assembly
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PowerSpin™ Roller Mop Release Button
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Dirty Water Extraction Pump
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Filter Cartridge
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Dust Bin Release Button
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Filter Cover Release Button
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Dust Bin Port
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Top Cover Magnetic Holders
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Wall Follow Sensor
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ClearView™ Pro LiDAR
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Dust Bin Cover
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Bumper
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PrecisionVision™ AI Camera Technology and Illumination LED
Robot Bottom View
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Front Caster Wheel
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Carpet Detection Sensor
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Wheels
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Roller Mop Scraper Release Button
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Roller Mop Cover
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Rear Caster Wheel
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Roller Mop Edge Clip
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Roller Mop Release Button
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Roller Mop Scraper
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PowerSpin™ Roller Mop with PerfectEdge®
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Cliff Sensors
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Edge-Sweeping Side Brush 'A'
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Edge-Sweeping Side Brush 'B'
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Cleaning Head Cover Release Button
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Cleaning Head Cover
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Dual Multi-Surface Rubber Brushes
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Roller Mop Actuator
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Auto-Empty Exhaust Port
Dock Front View
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LED Indicator
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Charging Contacts
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Exhaust Vent
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Intake Vent
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IR Window
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Clean Water Refill Port
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Dock Alignment Guides
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Dirty Water Extraction Nozzle
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Wash Basin
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Hot Air Duct
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Hot Air Duct Cover
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Dock Lid
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Cleaning Brush & Hair Cutting Accessory
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Dust Bag
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Clean Water Tank Latch
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Clean Water Tank
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Dirty Water Tank
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Dirty Water Tank Latch
Dock Top View
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Dust Bag Guide Rails
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Dock Pre-FIlter
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Dust Bag Storage
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Bag Full LED Indicator
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Dirty Water Tank LED Indicator
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Clean Water Tank LED Indicator
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Dirty Water Float
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Dirty Water Tank
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Water Entry Point
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Solution Reservoir Cap
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Clean Water Float
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Clean Water Tubing
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Clean Water Tank
Dock Rear View
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Dock Lid
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Wheel Track
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Exhaust Vent
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Removable Power Cord
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Cord Attachment
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Cord Wrap
Charging
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| Power Button |
White: Fully charged and connected
Flashing White: Return to dock to charge
Pulsing White: Charging (low battery) - If you try to start a mission the buttons will then flash red and trigger an audio informing you it can't start due to low battery.
Flashing Red: Low battery/Error
Charging during a cleaning: You robot will return to the dock whenever it needs to recharge. Once it is sufficiently charged, it will then resume cleaning where it left off.
Standby mode: Your robot uses a small amount of power whenever it is on the dock. You can put it in a further-reduced power state when not in use by pressing for 10 seconds. To exit low power mode short press button.
Storing your robot: For long-term storage, turn off your robot by removing it from the dock and holding for 10 seconds. Store in a cool, dry place.
Dock LED Indicator
Solid White: Dock is powered on and operating.
LED Indicator Off: Dock not powered.
Your robot has three Horizontal bars that are Red LED's and will turn on when there is an issue.
Bag Full LED Indicator: Turns solid red when dust bag is full, missing or improperly installed
Dirty Water Tank LED Indicator: Turns solid red when Dirty Water Tank is full, missing or improperly installed
Clean Water Tank LED Indicator: Turns solid red when Clean Water Tank is empty, missing or improperly installed
Cleaning
|
| Button Controls |
- HOME button:
- Tap to send the robot home
- Press when running to pause
- Press when paused to dock
- Press when docking to stop
- POWER button:
- Tap to Start / Pause / Resume a job
- Hold for 3 seconds to turn on
- Hold for 10 seconds to turn off
Cleaning Pattern
Be sure to remove excess clutter from floors before cleaning and use your robot frequently to maintain well-conditioned floors.
Your robot will automatically explore and clean your home in neat rows. It will return to the dock at the end of a cleaning routine whenever it needs to recharge.
After 90 minutes of inactivity off the dock, your robot will automatically end its cleaning. If you are unsure if it is finished or paused, visit the Roomba® Home App to check on its status.
Spot clean: Tap button two times to spot clean a designated area. After spot clean is complete, your robot will end the job. Press the HOME button to send it back to its dock.
AutoEmpty™: Your robot will automatically attempt to empty its dust bin every time it returns to its AutoEmpty™ dock, or is physically placed on the AutoEmpty™ dock.
Auto-Washing™: Your robot will automatically return to the AutoWash™ Dock to empty its dirty water and wash its roller mop periodically throughout and at the end of each cleaning routine.
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