Name: Ecovacs Deebot T50 MAX Pro
Brand: Ecovacs
Rating: 8.5 (1 reviews)

Question 1

How often do I need to empty or replace the auto‑empty dust bag and how do I do it?

Accepted Answer

The docking station has an auto‑empty dust bag (about 3 L) that should be replaced when full (app will alert) and the onboard dustbin/filters should be emptied and the washable filter rinsed every 1–2 weeks with typical household use; replace disposable bags per app prompt or roughly every 1–3 months depending on dirt load. The station’s bag and the robot dustbin are removable — open the station, remove the bag, seal and dispose, and rinse the robot’s dustbin and washable filter then let them dry before reinstalling per the official maintenance guide[1][4].

Question 2

What regular maintenance does the T50 MAX Pro require to keep suction and mopping working well?

Accepted Answer

Perform these routine tasks: empty and clean the onboard dustbin and filters weekly, wash or replace mop pads after mopping runs and clean the mop‑washing components in the station regularly, check and remove hair from the main brush and extendable side brush, and wipe cliff/laser/edge sensors to remove dust. Ecovacs’ product support shows step‑by‑step cleaning, tank and pad disassembly instructions and recommends cleaning sensors, drive wheels and the station’s cleaning sink to prevent alarms and performance drops[1][3][4].

Question 3

How reliable is the mapping and can it store multiple floor maps / set no‑go zones?

Accepted Answer

The T50 MAX Pro uses LiDAR mapping and supports multi‑level maps, virtual barriers and no‑go zones, and you can create and edit maps in the app; occasional skew/overlap issues can occur but the app provides a mapping guide and options to rebuild or correct maps if needed[1][2][4].

Question 4

Will it get confused by toys, cables or pet bowls — how good is obstacle avoidance?

Accepted Answer

The robot uses LiDAR plus camera/3D sensors and recognizes many objects (advertised ~100 object types), so it avoids common obstacles but reviewers note limitations with very small items, pet waste and low dark objects; Ecovacs support also lists troubleshooting for instances when the robot struggles to avoid obstacles and suggests picking up clutter before runs for best results[2][6][1].

Question 5

Is the T50 MAX Pro good for homes with shedding pets and how do I prevent brush tangles?

Accepted Answer

The model is marketed for pet hair with high suction (up to 18,500 Pa), an extendable side brush and ZeroTangle 2.0 anti‑tangle tech, plus a large auto‑empty bag that reduces handling of hair; still, owners should periodically remove hair from the main brush, side brush and bearings and empty the station more often in heavy‑shedding homes to avoid clogs and maintain performance[3][4][2].

Question 6

How loud is the vacuum during vacuuming and when the station auto‑empties or washes mop pads?

Accepted Answer

While exact dB numbers aren’t always published, user testing and reviews indicate the robot is noticeably audible when vacuuming at high power and the OMNI station’s auto‑empty, mop‑washing and hot‑air dry cycles produce additional noise; many users find cleaning runs acceptable during daytime but recommend scheduling intensive station operations for when noise is less disruptive[5][4].

Question 7

What should I do if the robot gets stuck, repeatedly reports 'difficulty in running' or the wheels stop?

Accepted Answer

Check and clean the drive wheels, remove hair/debris from wheel wells and brush bearings, wipe sensors and ensure no objects block the wheels; Ecovacs’ troubleshooting pages list steps for drive‑wheel issues and advise checking the station alignment and firmware updates if problems persist[1][7].

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