ECOVACS DEEBOT: what each light, error and message means

Standby or running: the station is powered and either waiting or working. The T30S manual calls it “Glowing White”; the N30 OMNI manual words its light strip as running or self-cleaning. If the light goes out instead, ECOVACS says the station has lost power or is in deep sleep mode.

Applies to: DEEBOT T30S, T50 OMNI, T80 OMNI family and X9 PRO OMNI stations (the station indicator), and the DEEBOT N30 OMNI station (its light strip). What you notice: white light, steady (solid).

What to do

ECOVACS ROBOTICS gives no step for this; the meaning above is all it says.

The white light is a standby light: the station is on standby, not faulty. ECOVACS says it goes off by itself 10 minutes after auto-emptying.

Applies to: DEEBOT X1 OMNI docking station. What you notice: white light, steady (solid).

What to do

ECOVACS Support gives no step for this; the meaning above is all it says.

Malfunction. The station’s light says only that something is wrong; the manuals give no colour or flash count for which fault it is.

Applies to: DEEBOT T30S, T50 OMNI, T80 OMNI family and X9 PRO OMNI stations (the station indicator), and the DEEBOT N30 OMNI and X2 OMNI stations (the light strip). What you notice: red light, flashing or blinking.

What ECOVACS says to do

1. Check the reason in the ECOVACS HOME App: it shows the details of the malfunction.

Disconnected from Wi-Fi. The X1 OMNI and T10 OMNI manuals ask for a slowly flashing Wi-Fi light before you add the robot in the ECOVACS HOME App. On a DEEBOT T30S a slow flash means the opposite (connecting): see that state below.

Applies to: DEEBOT T50 OMNI, T80 OMNI family and X9 PRO OMNI robots; the X1 OMNI and T10 OMNI manuals give the same meaning for a slow flash (“disconnected from Wi-Fi or waiting for Wi-Fi connection”) without naming the colour. What you notice: white light, flashing or blinking.

What to do

ECOVACS ROBOTICS gives no step for this; the meaning above is all it says.

Connecting to Wi-Fi. On a DEEBOT T30S a fast flash means disconnected instead: see that state below.

Applies to: DEEBOT T50 OMNI, T80 OMNI family and X9 PRO OMNI robots; the X1 OMNI and T10 OMNI manuals say the same of a rapid flash without naming the colour. What you notice: white light, flashing or blinking.

What to do

ECOVACS ROBOTICS gives no step for this; the meaning above is all it says.

Connected to Wi-Fi.

Applies to: DEEBOT T30S, T50 OMNI, T80 OMNI family and X9 PRO OMNI robots; the X1 OMNI and T10 OMNI manuals say the same of a solid light without naming the colour. What you notice: white light, steady (solid).

What to do

ECOVACS ROBOTICS gives no step for this; the meaning above is all it says.

Connecting. This is the reverse of the T50, T80 and X9 PRO OMNI manuals, where a slow white flash means disconnected; we give the T30S manual’s wording as printed.

Applies to: DEEBOT T30S robot, as its own manual prints it. What you notice: white light, flashing or blinking.

What to do

ECOVACS ROBOTICS gives no step for this; the meaning above is all it says.

Disconnected from Wi-Fi. The T50, T80 and X9 PRO OMNI manuals give a fast white flash as connecting; the T30S manual prints it this way round.

Applies to: DEEBOT T30S robot, as its own manual prints it. What you notice: white light, flashing or blinking.

What to do

ECOVACS ROBOTICS gives no step for this; the meaning above is all it says.

Disconnected from Wi-Fi. The X2 OMNI manual has one flashing state only, with no slow or fast flash, and its Wi-Fi light is blue, not white.

Applies to: DEEBOT X2 OMNI robot. What you notice: blue light, flashing or blinking.

What to do

ECOVACS ROBOTICS gives no step for this; the meaning above is all it says.

Connected to Wi-Fi.

Applies to: DEEBOT X2 OMNI robot. What you notice: blue light, steady (solid).

What to do

ECOVACS ROBOTICS gives no step for this; the meaning above is all it says.