Robot Power & Battery Installation
Learn how to install your robot’s battery
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Instructions
Required materials: 1 R25 robot, 1 Philips head screwdriver (provided), 1 R25 Robot Battery
Robot Power Tips:
A robot can be restarted or powered down from the chest Power menu, or for emergencies, there is a reset switch on the back of the robot which can be pressed with a pointed object such as a paper clip or pen.
Depending on the amount of robot activity and the condition of the battery, robots can run on battery power for 30-60 minutes. To avoid possible lesson interruptions, most customers keep their robots connected to power during lessons.
The robot battery will charge, even if the robot power switch is in the off position. It is not necessary to unplug the robot when the battery is at a 100% charge.
If placing a robot into storage for more than 1 month, we recommend removing the battery.
For troubleshooting, see page Troubleshooting: Battery or Robot Power Issues