If your Samsung vacuum shows you any error codes, you’ve come to the right place. Here we will help you identify the problem your Samsung vacuum cleaner might have . . .
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Samsung Vacuum Error Code C02 – Why and How To Fix
If your Samsung robot vacuum displays the c02 error code, the problem could be that there are objects blocking the vacuum wheel. To solve the problem, you will need to clean the vacuum wheel. Follow the steps below to clean your Samsung vacuum wheel properly . . .
Step 1. Turn off the emergency switch at the bottom of your vacuum before you begin the cleaning process.
Step 2. Place a soft cloth on the floor then place the Powerbot upside down on it.
Step 3. Use tweezers or a blunt object to remove the thing that may be blocking the vacuum wheel.
Step 4. Turn your vacuum back on and check if it is working properly now.
Samsung Robot Vacuum Error Code C03 – Why and How To Fix
If your Samsung robot vacuum displays the c03 error code, the problem could be that there is something blocking the right wheel. To solve the problem, you will need to clean the vacuum wheel. Here’s how to clean a Samsung vacuum wheel properly . . .
Step 1. Before you begin the cleaning process, turn off the emergency switch at the bottom of the vacuum.
Step 2. Place a soft piece of cloth (like a blanket) on the floor then place the vacuum on it upside down.
Step 3. Use tweezers or a blunt rod to remove the thing that may be blocking the vacuum wheel.
Step 4. Turn your vacuum cleaner back on and check if it is working properly now.
Samsung Robot Vacuum Error Code C05 – Why and How To Fix
If your Samsung robot vacuum displays the c05 error, the problem could be with the bumper sensor. To solve the problem, flip the vacuum upside down then turn it off from the emergency switch. After doing this, turn the vacuum back on and check if it is working properly now.
Samsung Robot Vacuum Error Code C01 – Why and How To Fix
If your Samsung robot vacuum displays the c01 error code, the problem could be that something is stuck in the vacuum brush. To solve the problem, you will need to clean the Powerbrush. Here’s how to clean a Samsung vacuum Powerbrush properly . . .
Step 1. Flip the vacuum cleaner upside down then turn it off from the emergency switch.
Step 2. Take out the powerbrush and use a dry piece of cloth to clean it.
Step 3. Put the powerbrush back in its place then turn the emergency switch back on.
Step 4. Check if the vacuum works properly now.
Samsung robot vacuum c06 error code
If your Samsung robot vacuum displays the c06 error code, the problem could be that the obstacle sensors are dirty. To solve the problem, simply clean the obstacle sensors with a piece of cloth.
Samsung robot vacuum c07 error code
If your Samsung robot vacuum displays the c07 error code, the problem could be that the cliff sensors are dirty. To solve the problem, simply clean the cliff sensors with a dry piece of cloth.
Samsung robot vacuum nobatt error code
If your Samsung robot vacuum displays the nobatt error code, the problem could be that the battery has malfunctioned. To solve the problem, restart the vacuum with the emergency switch and the error code should disappear.