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This guide will show how to replace the dead, dying, or faulty batteries in your Neato XV-21.
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Flip the Neato on its back so the bottom is exposed
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Unscrew the seven screws.
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Lift the panels to reveal the batteries, brush and fan
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The Neato's core components are now exposed and ready to be cleaned and/or replaced.
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Pinch and pull the white connector to disconnect the battery from the device
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Lift and remove the battery from the cavity
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Can someone tell me the specs of screws for the back panels? unfortunately I lost the 8 screws!!!
This should be unnecessary. You should only need to remove the four screws from the battery doors. In this picture, the two lower-right screws are for one of the battery doors and the other is on the other side of the robot, under the demonstrator’s hands.
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It is EIGHT screws, not SEVEN.
There are FOUR screws for the battery compartment panels (TWO for each).
FOUR screws for the fan access panel.
The panels are independent. There is no need to open the battery compartments to access the fan, nor vice versa.
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