Is the water tank of My Philips HomeRun 9000 Series Vacuum and Wash Robot Cleaner dishwasher safe?

The 9000 Series robot features water tanks both within the robot itself and in the All-in-One Station. Please note that these tanks are not dishwasher safe.  

Note: Do not clean the water tank with cleaning detergent. Use tap water only. 

1. Push the release button and remove the cleaning module from the robot. (see image A).   
2. Remove the robot's dirty water tank from the cleaning module. (see image B).  
3. Grab the dirty water tank with both hands, press the circular button on the lid and flip up the lid.  

Note: Open the dirty water tank over a sink to avoid dirty water spilling on the floor. (see image C).  

1. Clean the dirty water tank under the tap with the cleaning tool. (see image D). 
2. Remove the rolling mop from the cleaning module. (see image E).  
3. Clean the rolling mop under the tap. (see image F). 
4. Let both the rolling mop and the dirty water tank dry completely in sunlight or air. Do not reassemble while they are wet. (see image G). 
5. Insert the rolling mop into the cleaning module until the parts fit into each other. (see image H). 

Note: when inserting the rolling mop, make sure that you align the raised part on the rolling mop with the matching recess on the cleaning module. 

1. Insert the dirty water tank into the cleaning module. (see image I). 
2. Insert the cleaning module back into the robot. (see image J). 

Note: Do not clean the water tank with cleaning detergent. Use tap water only. 

1. Open the lid of the station. (see image A).   
2. Remove both the clean water tank and the dirty water tank from the station. (see image B).  
3. Open the lid of the clean water tank. (see image C).  
4. Rinse the clean water tank under the tap. (see image D). 
5. Pour out any remaining water in the clear water tank. (see image E).  
6. Refill the clean water tank to the MAX water level indication. (see image F). 
7. Optional: Add 10 ml of Philips floor cleaner XV1493 in the clean water tank. Note: only use the supplied Philips floor cleaner XV1493, which is specially developed for our devices to ensure optimal performance and to elongate their lifetime. Using alternative cleaning detergents may compromise and potentially damage the machine's interior components. (see image G). 
8. Open the lid of the dirty water tank. (see image H). Note: when inserting the rolling mop, make sure that you align the raised part on the rolling mop with the matching recess on the cleaning module. 
9. Pour the water out of the dirty water tank into the sink. (see image I). 
10. Rinse the dirty water tank under the tap. (see image J). 
11. Clean the dirty water tank with the cleaning brush. (see image K). 
12. Pour out any water remaining in the dirty water tank. (see image L). 
13. Dry the outside of the water tanks with a cloth. (see image M). 
14. Close the lid of the water tanks until you hear a clicking sound. (see image N). 
15. Insert both water tanks into the station. (see image O). 
16. Close the lid of the station. (see image P). 

Please watch the videos below according to your robot model for step-by-step maintenance. 

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