Roborock Q5 Pro: Teardown

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Veröffentlicht: 28/09/24
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Roborock Q5 Pro: Teardown

Veröffentlicht: 28/09/24

Teardown

Einleitung

This is just a general teardown guide for the robotic vacuum cleaner Roborock Q5 Pro.

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    • Flip it on its head, then remove the dustbin.

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    • Remove the side brush using a PH2 screwdriver.

    • Remove the screws using a PH2 screwdriver.

    • Then, pull the bottom cover off.

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    • Lift it up on the left.

    • Detach the connector by squeezing the release tab, then pull it out.

    • Do not simply yank the battery out. You will tear the connector off the motherboard.

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    • Remove the marked screws using a PH1 screwdriver.

    • Then simply lift the lid off.

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    • Flip the robot over.

    • Tilt the bumper forwards and move it upwards to remove it.

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    • Flip it back over.

    • Remove the screws using a PH2 screwdriver.

    • Simply lift it out.

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    • Remove the marked screws using a PH2 screwdriver.

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    • The chassis will still be held together by a couple latches on the back.

    • Use a prying tool to get these apart before taking it apart.

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    • Flip it over and simply pull the chassis halves apart.

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    • Here are the screws organised by steps and type.

    • Use this if needed as a reference during reassembly.

Tinte & Feder

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For keeping the screws organized, I use a 24 cup tray that originally held 24 small cupcakes from the bakery section of the Grocery store. I took a Sharpie and numbered the bottom of the cups from 1 to 24. When I take something apart, I write a note as to what was done and what cup the screws went into.

Ron Clobes -