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Roborock S5 Top Buttons Replacement

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Difficulty: Easy
Roborock S5 Top Buttons Replacement

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This guide will show you how to replace the three top buttons on your Roborock S5 robot vacuum. The top buttoms are the On/Off, Recharge, and Spot Cleaning buttons. Replacing these buttons may be necessary if one or more of the buttons stop functioning properly. This can be caused by, among other things, dirt and lint getting between the buttons and the board. Because all three buttons are part of the same piece of rubber, it isn't possible to replace just one of the three. Luckily, it's a pretty quick fix!

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      • Turn off your Roborock S5.

      • Place it on a flat work surface.

      • Use an opening tool to carefully pry under the section of the top panel with the buttons.

      • Gently pull upward to snap the panel off the top of the vacuum. It is secured in place by five snaps that you will need to release to remove the panel.

      • This can take some force, and the snaps can be quite loud. Be careful not to break the panel.

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      • Flip the panel over.

      • Peel the button pad off of the panel and set it aside.

      • The pad is secured with a strong adhesive. If there is remaining glue on the panel, it should be strong enough to hold the new button pad. In case the new button pad doesn't adhere properly, you can use a thin double-sided tape like Tesa tape to help secure it.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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