Remove the 6 bumper sensors from the side of your device.
This will require some tugging as the sensors are securely situated in the device currently. We recommend using a spudger if they are particularly difficult.
You might need to cut the tape that is currently holding several sets of bumper sensor wires together. It might be helpful to tape the new sensor wires back together when putting your device back together.
As you can see in the third photo the cable from the bumper sensor was originally connected to the motherboard.
Great tutorial! I was lucky to only need to follow directions to the point of removing the bumper, just enough to reposition the metal tension springy thing in front. Obviously, I’m a neophyte and need easy to understand, illustrated content to accomplish anything mechanical. You provided everything necessary to get my Roomba back to work. Thank you!
Im a 14 year old and i had a roomba 530 with a error 9 and i fixed it i love these things there so cool it just takes a long time to fix but it was worth it!