L10s Pro

You mentioned you're using an L10, I thought you meant L10s which has a cleaner dispensing system. If the L10 doesn't, maybe get the official Dreame cleaner solution and put a cap full into the clean water tank. I had ChatGPT research user reports on what worked for my L10s though. Here's what it sa

Have you made sure the side brush is turned clockwise and locked in. If it's not locked in it will keep giving you an error. Also, is the firmware up to date. It could be a dud. I have found Dreame to be very reliable depending on the model. I went with the L10S Pro Ultra Heat because I wanted the h

Hello good sir, maybe you can help me once more.. I found spare parts online for the whole brush module incl. brush motor https://www.ep-mediastore-ab.de/dreame-buerstenmodul-schwarz-l10-x10-x20-p-73385.html since I already voided my warranty by removing the sticker that seems like the best option s

I can definitely understand why that doesn't feel like a satisfying outcome. A refund restores what you originally paid, but it doesn't necessarily put you back in the position you were in before your warranty claim if the equivalent models now cost significantly more. That's especially frustrating

Hey, saw your post about the L10s Pro Gen2 not wetting the mop pads. I had the exact same issue and managed to fix it manually, so here’s a detailed step-by-step that worked for me:Problem: The pads stay dry even though the water tank is fine. It’s usually caused by an air bubble in the pump, which

Both are good, but for your situation the L10s Pro Ultra Heat is probably the safer pick. Dreame tends to have stronger vacuuming, which helps a lot with human hair and fine construction dust on tile floors. Narwal’s mopping is very good, but in normal day-to-day cleaning the difference isn’t huge.

If you want the safer “set it and forget it” pick, I’d lean Dreame L10s Pro Ultra Heat. If the 3-year warranty is a big deal and you’re fine being a bit more “early adopter,” Mova E40 Ultra can make sense.