eufy L60 Not Picking Up Debris

If your eufy L60 is unable to pick up debris, follow this page for solutions to this problem.

The symptoms of a full dustbin include reduced suction and the device spitting back out debris from the dustbin due to it being overfilled.

• Remove the dustbin from the eufy L60 by pressing the open notches on the side of the dust bin and then emptying the cartridge.
• Check that the filter within the eufy L60’s dust bin is not dirty or clogged.

Clogged brushes typically result from neglecting to clean them regularly. Hair and string are especially problematic as they wrap tightly around the brush, restricting its rotation. As debris accumulates, the vacuum becomes less effective, leading to the brushes refusing to spin. This causes the vacuum to neglect picking up debris.

• Remove the brushes from the eufy L60 by pressing the two nodules forward and then lifting up the hatch. To remove the brush:
  1. Turn Off the Vacuum: Before performing any maintenance, turn off the eufy L60 and unplug it from its charging dock.
  2. Remove the Side Brush: Locate the side brush on the underside of the vacuum and gently pull it off.
  3. Remove the Main Brush: Unscrew the handle securing the main brush cover, then lift the cover to access the brush roller and drive belt. Carefully remove both components.
• Clean your brushes thoroughly removing hair, string, dust, and debris.

The airways, filters, and brush rolls may be obstructed. This causes the eufy L60 to have difficulty picking up debris.

• Make sure the debris is removed from the filters, airways and brush rolls. This will ensure that these items are clean, so the eufy L60 can properly pick up debris.
• You can find a replacement for your suction motor online.

By regularly maintaining the brushes, emptying the dustbin, and regularly checking the suction motor, users can ensure the eufy L60 continues to function effectively and pick up debris as expected.