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This guide is applicable, with minor variations, to all models in the Roomba 500/600 series (any model starting with a 5 or 6.)
This guide can be used to remove and/or replace a broken or stuck "clean" button. This guide is more intensive and time consuming than other Roomba 560 guides. Be prepared to remove the top silver panel to access the control board that houses the button.
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Rotate the Roomba so the bumper is in front of you.
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Using the Phillips #1 driver, remove the ten 10 mm screws on the bumper that run along the outer edge of the Roomba.
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Lift the thin top cover that holds the bumper in place.
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Gently lift the device upwards from the bumper to detach these two pieces.
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Lift the bumper upwards for easier access.
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Unscrew the two 5 mm screws that connect the red and white wires to the device using the Phillips #1 driver.
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Lift the circular black panel off the lens.
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Lift the clear lens that is on the other side of the bumper and replace it with a new lens.
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Turn the device over so that it is face up with the vacuum bin in front of you .
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Press the button of the vacuum bin and pull out the bin from the device.
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Use your hands to unhook the snaps between the silver panel from the black panel located where the vacuum bin was.
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Using the plastic opening tool, go around the outer edges of the silver panel and unhook the snaps holding it in place.
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Lift the black handle and use the plastic opening tool to unhook the snaps underneath it.
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Use the same tool to pry the silver cover from the black central control board.
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Lift the silver panel off of the black panel.
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Use a Phillips #2 screwdriver to remove the following screws:
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Two 7.5 mm-long screws at either end of the semicircular handle
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Ten 5 mm-long screws
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Use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to remove the 5 mm-long screw at the bottom of the control board.
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Lift the black panel off the device.
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Flip the Roomba upside down.
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Unscrew the single 5 mm screw on the yellow side sweeper using the Phillips #2 driver.
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Lift the yellow side sweeper, removing it from the device.
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Using the Phillips #2 driver, remove the four 10 mm screws that hold the back panel in place.
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Lift up the back panel to remove it from the device.
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Lift up the yellow battery by pulling up the green tabs on its side.
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Remove the outer silver circle, black plastic cover, and black film from the central control board in that order.
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Using the Phillips #1 driver, unscrew the four 10 mm screws that surround the clean button.
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Remove the top of the control board.
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Flip the control board over.
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Using the Phillips #1 driver, unscrew the two bottommost 5 mm screws.
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Lift off the button, and repair/replace the damaged plastic portion of the "clean" button.
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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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This guide is also applicable to the 600 series
Thanks! This guide is just what I need to fix the ‘CLEAN’ button on a Roomba 652 that doesn’t work even though the ‘SPOT’ and ‘DOCK’ buttons do. I figure there’s some plastic part of the button that’s physically snapped. The robot is charging up and running as it should otherwise.
