A well-maintained cleaning robot cleans better and lasts longer. Allow about 5 minutes for the basic steps.
Daily steps
- Clean the brushes and filters: otherwise the robot cleans poorly and spreads dirt instead of picking it up.
- Empty and rinse the dirty water tank after each cycle.
- Check the squeegees: a worn squeegee leaves water streaks on the floor.
- Keep the sensors clean for safe navigation.
Watch out for the GP40 filter
On the GP40, the filter must never be cleaned with water: only with compressed air or a vacuum cleaner.
What our technicians do
They check brushes, filters, squeegees and sensors, carry out adjustments and updates, and replace the necessary parts on site. Learn more about our technical service.
Weekly steps
- Check brush wear and replace brushes when they are damaged.
- Clean the squeegees thoroughly and check that they touch the floor across their full width.
- Wipe the sensors and cameras with a soft, dry cloth.
- Check the charging station and its contacts, as well as the clean water tank.
Signs that a robot needs maintenance
- Water streaks remain on the floor after it passes.
- Dirt is spread around instead of being picked up.
- Bad odours appear: the dirty water tank has not been emptied and rinsed.
- The robot often stops, avoids areas or loses autonomy.
Frequently asked questions
How much time does maintenance take?
About 5 minutes a day for the basic steps, plus a few extra minutes once a week.
Who trains our staff?
Our technicians, during on-site installation. They show each step on your robot.
What if the robot cleans poorly despite maintenance?
First check the brushes, filters and squeegees. If the problem persists, call our technicians on +32 71 49 12 82: they diagnose the issue and come on site.
Book a free demonstration at your site: our technicians run the robot at your premises, in your real conditions.