Samsung Powerbot R7070 Left Driving Wheel Replacement Repair Guide

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

20

Time Required

                          15 - 30 minutes            

Sections

3

• Battery
• 5 steps
• Motor
• 8 steps
• Left Driving Wheel
• 7 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Battery               

• Turn the emergency switch off.

Turn the emergency switch off.

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Step 2

• Remove the two exposed screws on the top right of the device.

Remove the two exposed screws on the top right of the device.

Step 3

• Lift the cover plate to expose the battery.

Lift the cover plate to expose the battery.

Step 4

• Using one hand, pinch the white plastic connector where the battery’s wiring connects the POWERbot. Pull up to disconnect.

Using one hand, pinch the white plastic connector where the battery’s wiring connects the POWERbot. Pull up to disconnect.

Step 5

• Lift the battery from the right side, up and out of its compartment.

Lift the battery from the right side, up and out of its compartment.

Step 6

              Motor               

• Unscrew the two silver 1.5 cm screws on the left and right side of the battery compartment.
• Remove the two 1.5 cm screws above the yellow sliding lock tabs.
• Remove the two 1.2 cm screws in the brush compartment.

Unscrew the two silver 1.5 cm screws on the left and right side of the battery compartment.

Remove the two 1.5 cm screws above the yellow sliding lock tabs.

Remove the two 1.2 cm screws in the brush compartment.

Step 7

• With moderate force, separate the silver top from the black bottom of the vacuum.
• The cover will only separate a few inches as the two halves are connected by wires.

With moderate force, separate the silver top from the black bottom of the vacuum.

The cover will only separate a few inches as the two halves are connected by wires.

Step 8

• Disconnect the white and red wired connector attached to the top half of the base of the vacuum by squeezing the connector and pulling up.

Disconnect the white and red wired connector attached to the top half of the base of the vacuum by squeezing the connector and pulling up.

Step 9

• Pinching the top and bottom of the black wired connector, pull outward, fully detaching the top from the bottom of the device.

Pinching the top and bottom of the black wired connector, pull outward, fully detaching the top from the bottom of the device.

Step 10

• Detach the wide circuit connector on the left side by pinching and pressing down on the right and left side of the clip, pulling the connector out.
• Pull the connector out by the left and right side of the white clip and not by the wires.

Detach the wide circuit connector on the left side by pinching and pressing down on the right and left side of the clip, pulling the connector out.

Pull the connector out by the left and right side of the white clip and not by the wires.

Step 11

• Remove the four 1.2 cm screws.
• Remove the single 0.8 cm screw.

Remove the four 1.2 cm screws.

Remove the single 0.8 cm screw.

Step 12

• Remove the two 1.5 cm screws on the motor chamber.

Remove the two 1.5 cm screws on the motor chamber.

Step 13

• Lift the motor by grabbing the body of the motor, lifting upward.
• With the screws removed from the motor chamber the top of the motor chamber will pop open.

Lift the motor by grabbing the body of the motor, lifting upward.

With the screws removed from the motor chamber the top of the motor chamber will pop open.

Step 14

              Left Driving Wheel               

• Unscrew the two screws securing the left and right ends of the wheel casing to the base of the vacuum.

Unscrew the two screws securing the left and right ends of the wheel casing to the base of the vacuum.

Step 15

• Unscrew the screws securing the black plastic piece to the left of the wheel casing.
• This piece is not part of the wheel casing but must be moved out of the way to remove the wheel.
• Lift the wheel casing out of the vacuum base.

Unscrew the screws securing the black plastic piece to the left of the wheel casing.

This piece is not part of the wheel casing but must be moved out of the way to remove the wheel.

Lift the wheel casing out of the vacuum base.

Step 16

• Arrange the wheel so that the spring is fully retracted.
• Unhook one edge of the spring by carefully pulling the spring towards the hook.
• With the spring unhooked, remove the spring from the wheel casing.

Arrange the wheel so that the spring is fully retracted.

Unhook one edge of the spring by carefully pulling the spring towards the hook.

With the spring unhooked, remove the spring from the wheel casing.

Step 17

• Remove the screws that are fastening the two halves of the wheel casing together.

Remove the screws that are fastening the two halves of the wheel casing together.

Step 18

• Open wheel casing.

Open wheel casing.

Step 19

• Unscrew the black 1 cm screw securing the center of the wheel to the remaining half of the wheel casing.

Unscrew the black 1 cm screw securing the center of the wheel to the remaining half of the wheel casing.

Step 20

• Remove the wheel.

Remove the wheel.

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

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ghvolleyball - Jun 30, 2018

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Where can you find the replacement left driving wheel? are all the model the same?

Steven Nicholas - Sep 11, 2018

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My left wheel seams to have sand in the gear box now and won’t turn. I need a replacement part or assembly for a R7065 Powerbot LH wheel gear box, which is very similar to the R7070. As far as I can see (I have one of each) the R7065 has two rubber beaters and two brush beaters where as the R7070 has 4 rubber beaters.