MI Robot Vacuum-Mop error code description

If the collision buffer is stuck, gently tap it to remove foreign objects. If it does not work, move the vacuum-mop to a new area and reactivate it.

 

A wheel is off the ground. Place the vacuum-mop on the level ground and reactivate it.

 

Part of the vacuum is off the ground. Place the vacuum on level ground and reactivate it. This error may also occur if the cliff sensor is dirty. To rule out this possibility, clean the cliff sensor.

 

A foreign object might be caught in the brush. Remove the brush and clean its bristles and bearings.

 

A foreign object might be caught in the side brush. Remove the side brush and clean it.

 

A foreign object might be caught in one of the main wheels. Clean the wheels, then reactivate the vacuum-mop.

 

The vacuum-mop may be caught or stuck. Clear away any obstructions around it.

 

Make sure the dust compartment and filter are installed correctly. If the error persists, try replacing the filter.

 

The vacuum-mop is too close to a virtual wall. Move the vacuum-mop to a new location, then reactivate it.

 

Wipe the charging contacts on both the dock and the vacuum-mop with a dry.

 

The temperature of the battery is too high or too low. Wait for the temperature to return to normal, then resume use.

 

Move the vacuum-mop away from this area. Move the vacuum-mop away from the area with barrier tape, then reactivate it.

 

Wipe the visual navigation sensor, then reactivate the vacuum-mop.

 

The vacuum-mop cannot continue to operate due to an internal error. Try resetting the system.

If the problem still persists, please contact after-sales service for assistance.