iRobot warned owners that certain Roomba i7+ Clean Base docking stations could malfunction and present a hazard if liquids collected by the robot vacuum were deposited into the unit.
- Date of incident
- 2020-11-03
- Location
- not established
- Model
- Roomba Auto-Emptying Dock
- Sources
- 1
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How the event developed
- 2020-11-03Report
iRobot warned owners that certain Roomba i7+ Clean Base docking stations could malfunction and present a hazard if liquids collected by the robot vacuum were deposited into the unit.
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