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# Maintenance Check: MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete
- URL: https://www.vacubots.com/guides/mova/maintenance-check-mova-z60-ultra-roller-complete/
- Published: 2026-10-08T02:36:01.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-09T06:40:48.000Z
- Author: J Allen, Editor
- Tags: MOVA, Z60 URC, Maintenance

## MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete at a Glance

- Suction Power: 28,000 Pa
- Mopping System: HydroForce continuously washed roller mop, 12 spray nozzles, 10.08-inch roller
- Mop Pressure: 4,100 Pa of downward pressure, 17N
- Dock Mop Wash: Up to 176°F hot-water wash
- Dock Drying: Hot-air drying
- Auto-Empty Bag: 3.2 L, up to 100 days
- Navigation: Retractable VersaLift lidar, dual RGB cameras, 3D structured light, 200-plus objects recognized
- Brush System: TroboWave DuoBrush, rubber and rubber-bristle rollers
- Robot Height: 3.78 inches with lidar retracted
- Cleaning Solution: DuoSolution dual-compartment automatic dispensing

## Main Brushes, Side Brush and Wheels (Every 2–3 Days)

### Dual Main Brushes and Brush Compartment

Remove wrapped hair and debris from both brushes. Check the ends and clear dirt from the brush compartment.

\[Image: Dual main brushes and brush compartment\]

### Side Brush Gear

Clear hair and strands from the extending side brush and its gear housing. Check that the brush moves freely.

\[Image: Side brush gear\]

### Wheels

Remove hair and debris from the main wheels, omnidirectional wheel and caster wheel. Check the axles for wrapped strands.

\[Image: Wheels\]

## Water Tanks, Dustbin and Filters (Weekly)

### Dirty-Water Tank

Empty after each use to prevent odors. Rinse away residue and clean the interior as needed.

\[Image: Dirty-water tank\]

### Clean-Water Tank

Check the water level and refill as needed. Rinse away residue and inspect the scale inhibitor.

\[Image: Clean-water tank\]

### Internal Dirty-Water Box

Remove the robot's dirty-water box, empty any collected water and rinse it with clean water. Dry before reinstalling.

\[Image: Internal dirty-water box\]

### Dustbin

Remove and empty any remaining debris. Rinse with clean water as needed and dry completely before reinstalling.

\[Image: Dustbin\]

### Underneath Dustbin Area

Check the suction opening and surrounding compartment for trapped hair, dust and debris.

\[Image: Underneath dustbin area\]

### Main Filter

Gently tap accumulated dust from the filter to maintain airflow. Rinse with clean water if needed and allow it to dry completely. Do not scrub the filter.

\[Image: Main filter\]

### Dirt Funnel Barrier

Clear hair and debris from the dirt funnel barrier. Check for buildup that could restrict debris pickup.

\[Image: Dirt funnel barrier\]

## Sensors, Dock, Roller Mop and Dust Bag (Monthly)

### Top and Front Sensors

Wipe the VersaLift lidar, edge sensor, cameras and 3D laser sensors with a soft, dry cloth. Remove dust and fingerprints.

\[Image: Top and front sensors\]

### Bottom Sensors

Wipe the cliff and carpet sensors whenever dust or debris is visible.

\[Image: Bottom sensors\]

### Charging Contacts

Clean the charging contacts on the robot and dock with a soft, dry cloth. Check the dock's signaling area for dust.

\[Image: Charging contacts\]

### Washboard and Dock Basin

Remove the washboard after the mop-washing cycle finishes. Rinse away residue and clear debris from the basin before reinstalling.

\[Image: Washboard and dock basin\]

### Roller Mop

Inspect the roller for trapped hair, lint and wear. Remove it for a more thorough cleaning when needed.

\[Image: Roller mop\]

### Roller Mop Housing

Check the area surrounding the roller for accumulated dirt, hair and damp residue.

\[Image: Roller mop housing\]

### Fluffing Roller

Remove the fluffing roller by pressing its release clips. Clear trapped fibers and residue before reinstalling.

\[Image: Fluffing roller\]

### Mop Cover

Check the retractable mop cover for dirt and debris. Clean the edges and mounting points to keep it moving freely.

\[Image: Mop cover\]

### Dust Bag

Confirm the dust bag is seated correctly and isn't full. Replace it when needed, generally every two to four months.

\[Image: Dust bag\]

## Deep Clean (Every 1–3 Months)

### Main Brush Compartment

Remove both brushes and thoroughly clean the compartment and brush holders. Watch for packed hair around the ends.

\[Image: Main brush compartment\]

### Roller Mop Compartment

Remove the roller mop and clean accumulated dirt and damp residue from the housing. Let cleaned components dry before reassembly.

\[Image: Roller mop compartment\]

### Roller Mop Slot and Filter Vent

Clear hair, lint and debris from the roller slot and filter vent. These areas can accumulate residue from the continuously washed mop.

\[Image: Roller mop slot and filter vent\]

### Fluffing Roller Housing

Remove the fluffing roller and clean the surrounding compartment. Pay attention to trapped fibers and dried residue near the roller ends.

\[Image: Fluffing roller housing\]

### Internal Water System

Remove the internal dirty-water box and check its openings for residue or blockages. Rinse and dry the removable box.

\[Image: Internal water system\]

### Drain Area

With the washboard removed, clear hair, lint and dried residue from the dock's drainage openings.

\[Image: Drain area\]

### Dock Ramp

Wipe the ramp's ridges and grooves to remove dirt that could interfere with docking.

\[Image: Dock ramp\]