How to prepare the robotic vacuum for long idle periods?
Issue
- How to prepare the robotic vacuum for long idle periods?
Applies to
- Robot Vacuum
Solution
1. In case the robot needs to be stored without being charged for a longer period of time (more than 3 months) do the following:
- Charge the batteries to 50% capacity before removing them.
- Remove the batteries and store them separately in normal room temperature.
- This will allow the robotic vacuum to retain performance and running time.
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