Roomba filters, brushes and maintenance kits for the i, j, e and 600-900 series. What to check before buying: which series your robot is, and which parts a kit actually contains. Prices are whatever Amazon shows you. Here are the listings we have.
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This is a third-party compatible filter, not made by iRobot.
Replacement kit matched to the i3+, i4+ and j7+ self-emptying series: HEPA-style filters, edge-sweeping side brushes and the dual rubber roller pair. One kit covers roughly six months of the maintenance schedule iRobot publishes.
This is a third-party compatible filter, not made by iRobot.
Covers the i3+, j5+ and j7+. Choose this when you mainly need filters and side brushes replaced on a monthly rhythm and the roller brushes are still in good shape.
Listed as fitting the newer j8+ and j9+ alongside the i3+, sold as a multi-set. Check the parts the set contains against the parts your series takes; we have not tested it.
Robot vacuums run a cleaning cycle daily, so their filters load faster than those of a vacuum used once a week. iRobot publishes a maintenance schedule per series — filters, side brushes and the roller each have their own interval — and that schedule, not a generic one, is the one to follow. If you buy a multi-pack, check that it contains the parts your series actually takes.
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Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (15 U.S.C. 2301-2312) prohibits manufacturers from voiding your warranty solely for using third-party replacement parts.