Use and Care Manual
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When Junior is experiencing some difficulty, he will notify you by displaying on his
screen “Oops! I feel there’s something funny going on with my:” along with the name
of the part having an issue.
If after attempting the suggested solutions Junior’s problem persists, you may want
to perform a home checkup test on him [see page 52]. You may also contact our
customer care center at support@bobsweep.com.
For handy video guides, visit owners.bobsweep.com, or scan this QR code:
Troubleshooting
Edge Sensors
The edge sensors are blocked or dirty. Junior’s four, oval-shaped edge sensors are
located on his underside, near his bumper.
What to do:
• Clean the sensors using a clean, dry cloth or compressed air.
If Junior is continually having trouble with his edge sensors while working on dark-
colored carpeting, you may need to deactivate them.
To deactivate Junior’s edge sensors (also on page 43):
• Hold down the CHECKUP button on Junior’s cover. The 4 bars
above CHECKUP will then flash on Junior’s screen.
• After the bars flash 7 times and remain still, release the
CHECKUP button.
Touch Sensors
There is a small piece of debris trapped underneath Junior’s bumper that is interfering
with his touch sensors.
What to do:
• Slowly and carefully tap on Junior’s bumper to force the obstacle out.
• Use compressed air to clear out dust and debris trapped underneath the
bumper.
• Press the corner ends of the bumper until you hear a tiny “click” sound. If
the bumper is not clicking on its ends, the touch sensors may need to be
replaced.
Caution: When you
deactivate the edge
sensors, Junior will
not detect stairs or
sharp drops.
Oops! I feel there’s something funny going on with my:
cleaning
charging
Oops! I feel there’s something funny
going on with my:
Edge Sensors
Touch Sensors
Left Wheel
Main Brush
Obstacle Sensors
Dustbin
Right Wheel
Power System