Roomba Seal Failure: The Hidden Dirt Disaster - OpenSIPS Trunking Solutions

6 days ago · error 352, unable to evacuate poor sealing due to broken seal, broken bag, or canister open.

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The bag drawer may not be closed.

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Take action to fix a suspected seal problem with these steps.

Safety first, always turn it off.

Look for cracks or breaks on the seal.

Make sure the lid is firmly closed and sealed.

The roomba monitors the vacuum in the clean base.

If it’s too high, the bag is full, or the line to the roomba is clogged.

If it’s too low, then.

I disassembled much of the base and my s9, found no obvious problems.