Why does deebot keep beeping when charging

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The Deebot D35 will not show any signs of charging or powering on.

If the device does not show signs of power, check the bottom of the Deebot. Locate the power switch and set to the the ON position. If the power switch is already in the ON position change the switch to the OFF position and manually dock it to the charging station. After three hours attempt to turn on again.

The battery is completely discharged. Reactivate the battery. Place Deebot on the charging dock by hand, remove after charging for 3 minutes, repeat 3 times, then charge normally.

Deebot has not made a connection with the charging dock. Be sure that Deebot has made a connection with the charging dock pins. Move the robot manually to make the connection if necessary.

The battery is maintaining a full charge for as long as specified:

Battery has not been used in a long time and lost some of it’s capability to hold power. Place the robot on charging dock by hand, remove after charging for 3 minutes; repeat 3 times. Charge normally for 3-5 hours. If device still does not charge the battery may need to be replaced.

The battery is faulty and is unable to hold charge or be charged. Push tabs on both sides of the battery pack to remove. Insert new battery pack and press until it's fully locked into place.

The guide to removing the battery can be found here: Deebot D35 Battery Replacement Guide

The device is tangled with something on the floor. For example, electrical cords, drooping curtains, area rug fringe, etc.

The Deebot D35 has encountered an obstacle and stopped the device from functioning correctly. Turn the device off. Gently lift the Deebot D35 and remove any obstacles such as power cords, area rugs or curtains in the path of the device to correctly function. If the device still has issues, remove dust bin and filter and remove debris.

One can also clean out the Deebot's vacuum motor.

The guide to removing the vacuum motor can be found here: Deebot D35 Vacuum Motor Replacement Guide

If the battery is low, then the Deebot will automatically switch to Return to Charger Mode, and will return to the charging dock to recharge which is normal and no solution is required.

The amount of time it takes the Deebot to clean depends on what surface it is working on and/or how complex the room is. If the room is too complex, it may return to the charging station to recharge before completing the cleaning.

The device is having trouble completing its automatically scheduled task on time or completely.

Reset Deebot by pressing and holding the start/pause button for 3 seconds. Set the current time. Once the scheduling has set successfully, the device will beep 3 times and indicator light will turn blow. If the scheduling is cancelled, the device will beep 3 times and the indicator light will turn green.

If necessary, one can remove and replace the Deebot's motherboard.

The guide to removing the motherboard can be found here: Deebot D35 Motherboard Replacement Guide

Make sure that the device’s bottom power switch is turned on. If the device still does not function replace the device manually on the charging station.

Keep the device powered on and connected to the charging dock (this will make sure it will have a full battery to work for the next usage).

Turn the device power off. Clean the dust bin. Clean the Universal Wheel by removing any obstructions/hair tangled around the area. Use a dry cloth to wipe down the Anti-Drop sensors located in the front of the backside of the device. Use a dry cloth to wipe down the charging contacts both on the device and charging dock pins. They are located on the top left and right of the device in between the Universal wheel and and the side brushes. Be sure to wipe the sensor on the charging dock pin as well.

One can also clean out the Deebot's vacuum motor.

The guide to removing the vacuum motor can be found here: Deebot D35 Vacuum Motor Replacement Guide

The device in not intaking at its full capacity.

Turn the device power off. Clean the suction intake and brushes gently with a dry paper towel. Gently open the top of the device and remove the dustbin. Empty the dustbin of all debris. Gently remove the attached air filter. Take the air filter and gently pat it removing dust and build up. Set the air filter aside and take the dustbin and wipe it down with a moist towel. Let the dustbin dry completely. Replace the filter in the dustbin and then slide the dustbin back into the devices housing.

One can also clean out the Deebot's vacuum motor as well as its side brushes.

The guide to removing the vacuum motor can be found here: Deebot D35 Vacuum Motor Replacement Guide

The guide to removing the side brushes can be found here: Deebot D35 Side Brushes Replacement Guide

The Deebot N79 is aimed towards low-pile carpeting and solid wood surface flooring and does a reasonably good job of daily cleaning on those floors. Deebot N79 is a good robotic vacuum for the price.

When used in the right way, it has a sufficient battery charge to clean a large room without pause.

Like most robotic vacuums, the Deebot N79 will get stuck on some things, like not charging, spinning in circles, Wi-Fi won’t connect, bumper exception, etc.

Deebot N79 Troubleshooting and maintaining is fairly simple. You probably do not know how to reset Deebot n79 and you should be aware of your Deebot N79 malfunctioning.

I will describe the above issues, hope you will be benefited.

DEEBOT N79 not charging

Possible Cause: On the bottom side of DEEBOT N79 has a Side-Power Switch, that is not turned ON.

Solution: Turn the robot’s Side Power Switch to the ON position. You have to know “l” indicates ON and “O” indicates OFF. DEEBOT is powered goes ON when Power Indicator light glows a continuous BLUE.

Possible Cause: Maybe, DEEBOT N79 did not connect to the charging dock. You probably do not know, Check the facts.

Place the Charging Dock on a level floor surface against the wall with the base vertical to the ground. Keep the immediate area 2m in front of the charger and 1 m on both sides of the charger clear of objects and reflective surfaces.

Solution: Confirm that DEEBOT N79 has made a connection with the Charging Dock Pins. If necessary, you can remove the robot yourself to connect.

Possible Cause: Maybe Charging Dock is unplugged while the robot’s Bottom Power Switch is ON, which causes battery drain.

Solution: Ensure the robot’s side Bottom Power Switch is turned ON when Plugged in the Charging Dock. Your DEEBOT N79 Keep on the Charging Dock to make sure it has a full battery charge to work at any time as needed.

Possible Cause: The battery is fully discharged.

Solution: Replace and re-activate the battery. Manually by hand Place your DEEBOT N79 on the Charging Dock, disconnect after 3 minutes charging, repeat this process 3 times; then charge normally.

Deebot N79 WI-FI won’t connect

The user device is not able to connect to the mobile Wi-Fi

• Please check the Wi-Fi settings. The robot only supports 2.4G Wi-Fi but does not support 5G Wi-Fi and enterprise networks.
• Place the robot towards the router where the wireless signal strength is powerful.
• Check if the phone is linked to the Wi-Fi and the Wi-Fi can communicate the internet normally.
• Check if the Wi-Fi credentials are correct.
• Do not minimize the background in the App when the network is going connect.
• Disconnect other additional user devices from the mobile Wi-Fi, mainly for Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Network downloads and online videos when connecting the robot.
• Try to restart the router and the phone to connect the internet network again.
• If it still does not work, break it down! Oh no, don’t take it seriously. please contact a technician.

If a user’s router set a 2.4G and 5G Wi-Fi at the same time, set the two frequencies for different SSID.

Considering the Wi-Fi connectivity, we should bet on this best robot vacuum for carpet suggestions that had multiple sensors to drive in the right way and adjust automatically.

The robot goes around in circles

Possible Causes: On the bottom of the robot has an Anti-Drop-sensors which are covered with dust.

Solutions: Use the given Multi-Function Cleaning Tool to rub out Anti-Drop sensors.

Possible Causes: Driving Wheels are tangled with foreign matter.

Solutions: Use the provided Multi-Function Cleaning Tool to wipe Anti-Drop sensors. 

Possible Causes: The robot may not be able to detect objects properly.

Solutions:  Use the provided Multi-Function Cleaning Tool to deface Anti-Drop sensors. Clean external matter from Driving Wheels.

Deebot N79 malfunction

Please use this chart to troubleshoot every problem using DEEBOT.

Sl.	Malfunction	Possible Causes	Solutions
1	DEEBOT not charging	DEEBOT is powered off	Press down and keep hold AUTO Mode Button on DEEBOT to power ON
DEEBOT failed to establish a connection with the Charging Dock	Make sure that DEEBOT’s charging contacts have established a connection with charging dock pins, you can remove the robot manually if you need to connect
The charging dock is unplugged When DEEBOT is powered Turn on, which causes the battery drain	Plugin the charging dock and make sure DEEBOT is powered on. Keep DEEBOT on the Charging Dock to confirm it has a full charge to clean at any time as needed
2	DEEBOT gets into difficulty while working and stops	May DEEBOT is led with something on the floor (hair, electrical cables, drooping curtains, carpet fringe, etc.)	DEEBOT will try in different ways to untangled itself. If it is failed, manually remove the blockage and restart
Side Brush get stuck or the rotation speed of the Side Brush reduces	If the Side Brush still rotates slowly. Remove the dirt and debris tangled around the Side Brush
Main Brush get stuck or the rotation speed of the Main Brush reduces	If the Main Brush still rotates slowly, Remove the dirt and debris tangled around the Main Brush with the given Multi-Function Cleaning Tool
3	DEEBOT come back to the Charging Dock before it finishes scheduled cleaning work	When battery power gets down, DEEBOT automatically Return to Charging Mode and returns to the Charging Dock to recharge itself	This is natural. There is no reason to be scared
Working time differs according to floor surface type, room arrangement complexity, and the selected Cleaning Mode	This is natural. There is no reason to be scared
4	DEEBOT does not clean automatically at the Predefined scheduled time	The time Scheduling process is canceled	Set Time Scheduling function as described in section 3
DEEBOT is switched OFF	Switched ON DEEBOT
The robot’s battery gets low	Keep DEEBOT Switched ON and on the Charging Dock to make sure it has a full battery charge to work at any time as needed
The robot’s stuff are tangled with dirt and debris	Switch OFF DEEBOT, clean the Dust Bin, and turn down the robot Clean. Side Brushes and the Main Brush as described in portion 4
5	Remote Control timeout (efficient control range of Remote Control is 5m (16′)	The batteries in the Remote Control needs to be changed	Replace with brand new batteries to confirm they are placed correctly
DEEBOT is switched OFF or DEEBOT’s battery gets low	Make sure DEEBOT is switched ON and 100% charged
The infrared signal cannot be sent because of the Infrared Emitter on the Remote Control or DEEBOT’s Infrared Receiver on DEEBOT is grimy	Use a clean and dry cloth or provided Multi-Function Cleaning Tool to wipe the Infrared Emitter on Remote Control and the Infrared Receiver on DEEBOT
There is another material interfering with the infrared signal to DEEBOT	Avoid using the Remote Control close other materials using infrared signals

Deebot N79 bumper exception 

Sometimes, the front bumper of your DEEBOT may get stuck in, which mostly happens in the Roomba vacuum. This occurs when the sensors of the bumper are grimy which known as Roomba Error 9. When that happens, your robot will only go abaft as it thinks the obstacle is closing in on it!  Just mildly take out of the front bumper a quarter-inch – and voila, your DEEBOT should be back to usual.

The amount of time Deboot N79 will save is ridiculous. We literally have to vacuum every day to keep the house feeling and looking clean and fresh with Ecovacs Deebot N79S, Because, we have a dog and a cat, and kids. Just Schedule it and forget about cleaning.

Maybe once in two months, we use the normal vacuum cleaning to touch things up. I can save thousands of hours of work over a year. When you start using it the first time you will need to Deebot N79 Troubleshooting and empty the dustbin after each time cleaning. As your house gets cleaner you’ll be able to go without emptying it for a weak. Without a few problems in all, I’m happy with my Deboot N79.

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