LED rouge clignotante = arrêtez la charge (risque de sécurité). Clignotement jaune/ambre pendant la charge = calibration BMS ou problème de contact du port de charge.
Rouge clignotant + température élevée = arrêtez la charge, contactez le support. Clignotement jaune/ambre pendant la charge = généralement un problème de contact ou de calibration — nettoyez les broches, réessayez. Ne s’allume pas ? Vérifiez d’abord le chargeur (vert = bon, pas de lumière = chargeur mort). Réinitialisation d’usine : maintenez le bouton d’alimentation 10 secondes jusqu’à ce que la LED clignote.
Remarque importante : Année modèle 2024 vs 2025
Le Scuba N1 (2024) ne dispose pas de connectivité App, Wi-Fi ou Bluetooth. Toutes les étapes liées à l’application sur cette page s’appliquent uniquement au modèle 2025. Si vous possédez un N1 2024, veuillez ignorer toute référence à l’application Aiper, aux identifiants Wi-Fi, aux réglages d’usine mentionnant l’enregistrement dans l’application — votre appareil ne prend pas en charge ces fonctionnalités. Vous pouvez vérifier l’année modèle via le numéro de série sur l’étiquette située sous le robot.
Red Flashing LED + High Battery Temp While Charging
Modèle 2025 avec application : Si l’application affiche un statut « anormal » et un avertissement de température élevée de la batterie pendant la charge, en particulier à un faible pourcentage (ex. 8%) : (1) Débranchez immédiatement le chargeur. (2) Éloignez le robot des matériaux inflammables. (3) Laissez refroidir à température ambiante. (4) N’essayez pas de recharger. Contactez le support Aiper — cela peut indiquer une cellule de batterie défectueuse présentant un risque pour la sécurité. Modèle 2024 (sans application) : Surveillez le clignotement rouge de la LED ou une chaleur inhabituelle de l’appareil — ce sont les mêmes signaux d’alerte. Suivez les mêmes étapes de sécurité ci-dessus.
Yellow/Amber Flashing Light During Charging
If the LED blinks yellow/amber (not red) while charging: (1) Disconnect the charger and wait 30 seconds. (2) Check the charging port for moisture or debris — dry and clean if needed. (3) Reconnect the charger. If the light turns solid red, charging has resumed normally — a yellow blink on initial plug-in is often just the battery management system (BMS) calibrating. (4) If the yellow light persists beyond 2–3 minutes and never turns red, the charger or battery may be faulty. Try a different outlet first. If the issue continues across multiple outlets, contact Aiper support with a video of the LED behavior. Note: A beeping sound during charging accompanied by yellow flashing typically means the charger and battery are not communicating correctly — unplug, clean the port contacts with a dry cloth, and retry.
Common Error Codes
E1: Drive motor issue — check rollers for debris; rinse and restart. E2: Filter/pump blockage — remove and clean the basket. E3: Sensor error — restart and allow initialization to complete. E4: Battery or charging error — see above. For E1–E3: power cycle first. If the error returns immediately on restart, submit a support ticket with the error code and serial number.
Won’t Power On — Troubleshooting
If your Scuba N1 won’t turn on at all: (1) Check the charger first. Plug the charger into the wall alone — the LED on the charger brick should be green. If not, the charger is faulty, not the robot. (2) Check charging contact. Connect the charger to the N1 — the charger LED should turn red to indicate charging. If it stays green, the robot is not making electrical contact. Clean the charging pins on both the robot and charger with isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab. (3) Let it charge. A fully depleted battery may need 15–20 minutes on the charger before the robot will respond to the power button. (4) Hard restart. Press and hold the power button for 10+ seconds. Release, wait 5 seconds, then press the power button normally for 2 seconds. (5) Check for physical damage. Inspect the charging port for bent pins or corrosion. If the unit has been submerged in saltwater without rinsing, corrosion on the charging contacts is a common cause. If none of these steps work, and the charger tests good on another Scuba unit, the internal battery or power board may be defective — submit a warranty claim.
Factory Reset Procedure
Maintenez le bouton d’alimentation enfoncé pendant 10 secondes jusqu’à ce que la LED clignote trois fois. Relâchez. Le N1 redémarre avec les identifiants Wi-Fi, les horaires et les préférences effacés. Modèle 2025 uniquement : Rajoutez l’appareil à l’application Aiper depuis le début. Remarque : Le N1 2024 ne dispose pas d’application — ignorez cette étape si vous possédez un modèle 2024. Effectuez une réinitialisation d’usine uniquement en dernier recours pour les erreurs persistantes ou les problèmes Wi-Fi qui ne se résolvent pas avec un cycle d’alimentation standard.
Warranty Coverage
The Scuba N1 carries a 2-year warranty with no registration required. For battery issues within the warranty period, contact Aiper support via aiper.com/us/process-a-warranty with: serial number, purchase date, description of the issue, and any error codes displayed. Battery defects (red flash, high temp, rapid capacity loss) are covered.
Quand arrêter le dépannage et déposer une réclamation de garantie
Some battery symptoms are hardware defects that cannot be resolved with home troubleshooting. Stop and contact support if: (1) The yellow/amber flashing light persists beyond 3–5 minutes after trying a different outlet — this indicates a BMS (Battery Management System) fault, not a calibration issue. (2) The robot beeps continuously while charging and never transitions to a solid charging indicator — the charger-to-battery communication has failed. (3) The battery drains from full to empty in under 30 minutes of runtime — this is rapid capacity loss, a known defect in some early N1 units. (4) The LED shows no response at all after 30+ minutes on a confirmed-working charger. For all these scenarios, submit a warranty claim at aiper.com/us/process-a-warranty. Include: serial number, purchase date, a description of which symptom you are experiencing, and a video if possible. The N1 has a 2-year warranty — battery defects are fully covered.
Quand arrêter le dépannage et déposer une réclamation de garantie
Some battery symptoms are hardware defects that cannot be resolved with home troubleshooting. Stop and contact support if: (1) The yellow/amber flashing light persists beyond 3–5 minutes after trying a different outlet — this indicates a BMS (Battery Management System) fault, not a calibration issue. (2) The robot beeps continuously while charging and never transitions to a solid charging indicator — the charger-to-battery communication has failed. (3) The battery drains from full to empty in under 30 minutes of runtime — this is rapid capacity loss, a known defect in some early N1 units. (4) The LED shows no response at all after 30+ minutes on a confirmed-working charger. For all these scenarios, submit a warranty claim at aiper.com/us/process-a-warranty. Include: serial number, purchase date, a description of which symptom you are experiencing, and a video if possible. The N1 has a 2-year warranty — battery defects are fully covered.
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