The core steps of cleaning the dust box of a sweeping robot include disassembly, dumping garbage, cleaning the filter and components, and reinstalling after drying. The specific operation needs to be adjusted according to the difference in models, but the general process can be summarized as: remove the dust box after power off → dump garbage → separate and clean the filter → dry the components → reinstall correctly.
Detailed steps for cleaning the dust box
Removing the dust box
After turning off the power, depending on the model, you usually need to press the release buckle or open the main cover to remove the dust box. Some models require the sweeping and mopping components to be removed first (such as Ecovacs N9+).
Note: Some dust boxes are designed to be opened by pressing a button to avoid forced pulling.
Dumping garbage and preliminary cleaning
Open the dust box lock and pour the dust inside into the trash can to avoid dust.
Use the included small brush to clean the residual debris on the inner wall of the dust box, paying special attention to the corners.
Filter and component cleaning
Remove the primary filter, fine filter cotton and high-efficiency filter component (some models have antibacterial filter elements) in turn, and use a brush to clean the filter surface in both directions.
Washable parts (such as dust box and fine filter cotton) can be rinsed with clean water, but the high-efficiency filter component can only be patted to remove dust, and brushing or soaking is prohibited.
Drying and reassembly
All washable parts must be thoroughly dried and placed in a ventilated place to dry (at least 2 hours).
Reinstall the filter assembly in reverse order, making sure the buckle is in place to avoid dust leakage.
