AnthonyZ
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/11461247@N02/...57609502196354/
Piece of cake and could save little bread.
Piece of cake and could save little bread.
Easy dead Roomba battery fix.
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Rupp
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I did a battery swap where I replace my battery pack myself and ever since my Roomba no longer sees IR. It ignores the virtual walls and not longer sees the docking station running over it if it is in the way. I wish I knew a fix. Any suggestions are welcomed. The good news is it can vacuum over 2 hours now.
drozwood90
Senior Member
Rupp, what kind of batteries did you put in there? NiMH NICAD, ALK, etc. actually have different voltage levels. With HOW MANY are shown in the photo, you might have just popped the sensor. If it was designed to run from 12 batteries at 1.2V, that's 14.4V. If then you put in NiMH....which are 1.5V, that's 18V.
Just my QUICK look and QUICK answer.
--Dan
Just my QUICK look and QUICK answer.
--Dan
Rupp
Senior Member
Dan,
I used this replacement kit but I figured the IR was fried somehow.
http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?Page...amp;ProdID=2321
I used this replacement kit but I figured the IR was fried somehow.
http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?Page...amp;ProdID=2321
drozwood90
Senior Member
Wow, good price!
Sorry Rupp, sounds like something got a static shock...
I do have 2 Roombas left to sell of you want one! Cheap...at this point I'm just trying to get a reasonable amount of cash for them.
How about buy one get one free, or I'm selling them individually at 1/2 off (I know, I know I wrote it like that on purpose!)
--Dan
Sorry Rupp, sounds like something got a static shock...
I do have 2 Roombas left to sell of you want one! Cheap...at this point I'm just trying to get a reasonable amount of cash for them.
How about buy one get one free, or I'm selling them individually at 1/2 off (I know, I know I wrote it like that on purpose!)
--Dan
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