I have two of these bad boys still up and running. I have been replacing parts, taking them apart for repairs and cleaning, and a bit of soldering for 17 years now. They work very well, but it’s more of a hobby. Good job keeping your Discovery alive.

I have several of these, many I bought on Kijiji for $20, and they all work flawlessly. On average I replace the batteries every 2 to 3 years, do a little cleaning using an air compressor to blow away some dust and away they go. Great little machine for bare floors or low pile carpet.

That thing sounds like a gasoline engine🤣

Do you know how to reset this model ? :)

I think the video is only 2 mins long because that's how long before the battery craps out.

dude i have a roomba scheduler and it runs like crap

When does power button light flashing red?

Ive got a 560 that works had extra brushes, filters, charger and 2 virtual wall lighthouses and I got charging error 5 twice after replacing the battery even still but since the last time it’s been working fine and it picks up so much and I know it’s not dirty contacts because one time it was from the plug-ins on the side and the other time it was on the dock

Roomba makes beeping sound 0:08*: Toyota: hold my beer

this thing barely vacuums and just sweeps