Introduction
This guide explains how to remove the faceplate from your Roomba.
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While holding the side brush in place, use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to remove the 4.5mm screw from the center of the brush.
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Rotate the Roomba upside-down so the bottom is facing towards you.
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Using a Phillips #2 screwdriver, remove the captive screws that hold the bottom plate in place.
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Push on the dirt bin release button, and pull gently.
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With a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the ten 12mm screws located along the bottom of the bumper.
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Flip the Roomba over, grasp the bumper, and gently lift to remove.
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Pull up on the front of the faceplate until the friction locks pop out of place.
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Continue around the outside of the Roomba, pulling up on the faceplate to free all of the outer friction locks.
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Grab the faceplate by the outer edge and pull upwards, freeing the center friction locks in the process.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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If all you need off is the faceplate, you can start at step 11 and skip the 1-10. The bottom and bumper assemblies seem completely unrelated to the faceplate. I removed the dirt bin and started lifiting at the back edge, then worked around the faceplate and it just popped off with no damage.
There are 4 long friction tabs around the circumference, and no tabs at the center. Once the outer friction tabs are free, the center circle of the faceplate comes off cleanly, leaving the display panel, control buttons and the chrome-ish ring. Under the 'IR' in the IRobot logo on the faceplate is the SCI port, more plastic and a number of screws to get to the motherboard.
