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How to clean the sensors of Tapo Robot Vacuum

Tapo RV50 Pro Omni

You may refer to either this video or the steps below:

Wipe the sensors with a clean, damp cloth, then dry them with a dry cloth. Clean once a month.

Note: Using a wet cloth may cause damage.

Sensor of Tapo RV50 Pro Omni.

Tapo RV30 Max Plus/RV30 Max

Wipe the LiDAR and sensors with a clean, dry cloth. Clean once a month.

Note: Using a wet cloth may cause damage.

Sensor of Tapo RV30 Max Plus/RV30 Max.

Tapo RV20 Max Plus/RV20 Max

Wipe the LiDAR and sensors with a clean, dry cloth.

Note: Using a wet cloth may cause damage.

Sensor of Tapo RV20 Max Plus/RV20 Max.

Tapo RV30 Plus

Wipe the sensors with a clean, dry cloth. Clean once a month.

Note: Using a wet cloth may cause damage.

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Sensor of Tapo RV30 Plus.

Tapo RV30

Wipe the sensors with a clean, dry cloth. Clean once a month.

Note: Using a wet cloth may cause damage.

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Sensor of Tapo RV30 from buttom.

Tapo RV20/RV20 Plus/RV20 Mop/RV20 Mop Plus

Wipe the sensors with a clean, dry cloth. Clean once a month.

Note: Using a wet cloth may cause damage.

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Sensor of Tapo RV20/RV20 Plus/RV20 Mop/RV20 Mop Plus.

Tapo RV10

Wipe the sensors with a clean, dry cloth. Clean once a month.

Note: Using a wet cloth may cause damage.

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Sensor of Tapo RV10.

Tapo RV10 Plus

Wipe the sensors with a clean, dry cloth. Clean once a month.

Note: Using a wet cloth may cause damage.

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Sensor of Tapo RV10 Plus.

Tapo RV10 Lite

Wipe the sensors with a clean, dry cloth. Clean once a month.

Note: Using a wet cloth may cause damage.

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Sensor of Tapo RV10 Lite.

Tapo RV30C

Wipe the sensors with a clean, dry cloth. Clean once a month.

Note: Using a wet cloth may cause damage.

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Sensor of Tapo RV30C.