Introducción
Esta es una guía general de desmontaje del robot aspirador Roborock Q Revo.
Esto solo cubre el robot aspirador, no la base.
Qué necesitas
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Quita la tapa y guárdala en algún lugar. Es puramente estético, así que no te preocupes demasiado si la pierdes.
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Una vez que hayas quitado la tapa, quita el tornillo con un destornillador PH2.
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Dale la vuelta.
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Retira el cepillo lateral con un destornillador PH2.
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Retira los tornillos marcados con un destornillador PH2.
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Retira la batería levantando el lado izquierdo hasta que puedas alcanzar el conector, luego desconecta el conector apretando su pestaña de liberación.
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Retira los tornillos con un destornillador PH1.
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Levanta la tapa del parachoques.
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Dale la vuelta al robot.
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Retira el parachoques inclinándolo hacia adelante para sacarlo de las pequeñas pestañas de la parte delantera.
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Desatornilla los tornillos con un destornillador PH2.
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Simplemente levántalo.
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Retira los tornillos restantes que sujetan el chasis. Utiliza un destornillador PH2.
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Dale la vuelta y luego sepáralo.
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Hello,
I am contacting you regarding a persistent issue with my Roborock QRevo
For some time now, my device has been regularly showing "error 13"
When the robot connects to the charging station, it stays there for about 3-5 minutes before disconnecting on its own. It then attempts to reconnect several times, entering and exiting the station repeatedly, until an error 13 appears
Each time it docks, the device indicates "charging in progress," but after a few minutes, the problem reoccurs.
Actions taken so far:
I have thoroughly cleaned the charging contacts on both the robot and the station using a specific electrical contact cleaner.
I measured the voltage of the charging station terminals: it reads 4.15 volts.
I measured the battery voltage of the robot: it reads 14.7 volts.
After a full night of complete shutdown, the robot attempted to charge again, but only gained 1 to 2% battery after 10 minutes before disconnecting
Could you please advise on the next steps to resolve this problem?
In my experience, error 13 (Charging error) is caused by one of 4 things. Robot's motherboard, Robot's battery, dock's motherboard or the dock's PSU.
The robot's motherboard is one possibility, but it is not the only one.
This is so good, there is a suction filter on the dock, inside the dust bag compartment. Is it easy to remove and clean? I have not found the way to do it, and when the suction from the mobile vacuum takes place, any smell in the bag vents out/impregnates that filter or ducts apparently.
Any help would be appreciated
Not sure which filter you mean, but if you mean the circular filter in the dust bag compartment, you just twist it off and clean it using a brush.