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If the wheels on your iRobot Braava Jet 240 need to be replaced, follow this guide.
The wheels of the iRobot Braava Jet 240 are connected to the motor assembly and allow the robot to move around the room to clean. If there is debris caught in the wheels, removing them to clean out debris will be useful. Additionally, if the tire tread is loose or the wheels are otherwise damaged, they should be removed and replaced.
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Use your fingers to gently pop out the battery.
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Lift up the handle to reveal the eject button.
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Use your finger to push the eject button forward.
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Tilt the robot on its side and let the mop pad slide out.
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Using your thumbs, first push back the motor assembly, then push up.
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Remove the 11.55 mm screws in the middle of both wheels using the Phillips #1 screwdriver.
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Pull the wheel off from the axel, pulling from the top end first so it can slide out at an angle.
Do not lift motor assembly too high. There is a spring under the motor assembly and it will fall out of its place if motor assembly is lifted too high.
where do you buy the wheel???
How is it possible to get enough room to get the wheel off. You can get it loose but then it still between the axle and the side and not enough room to get it off
I recommend a magnetic tip number one screw driver , because I just took apart because I could not get the clearance to remove the wheels. The bumper screws have a retainer that keeps the screws from falling out.
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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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Thank you so much!
Where can I get the replacement wheels?
John
iRobot does not sell replacement parts for the 240, other than things like batteries. I look for dead As-Is units on eBay and buy them to scavenge parts. (And it really irks me that iRobot doesn't sell the parts!)
Thanks, William Fickas! I wish I knew this when I bought my 240. Selling their product but not keeping long term customers happy seems to be this company's mantra.
Followed the guide and a spring fell out!? It has 5 turns and about 1" long with a 3/16" loop on one end? I'm thinking that I lifted the wheel assembly up just a bit too high. Any idea where that spring came from? Maybe somewhere in the middle of the assemble? Other than that the guide is perfect! Thank you and keep up the good work!
I just went to a fix-it fair in Eugene. Turned out to be one of the wheels doesn't move freely, but by the time I found your instructions the fix-it guy had put the front part back together and apparently had no more time for me!