Roomba Replacement Parts
Roomba parts depend on the series: rubber brushes, filters, Clean Base bags and Combo mop pads differ between models. Check the model on the robot's underside, then match parts to that series.
What to look for: Roomba Replacement Parts
- Dual rubber brushes: replace when fins are worn or torn.
- Filters: often replaced every 2 months in regular use.
- Clean Base bags: specific to iRobot's auto-empty docks.
- Mop pads: Combo models use their own pads.
- Roomba 205: uses its own DustCompactor filter and mop pads.
- Costco Z models: confirm which retail parts fit.
Compare with Robot Vacuum Dock Bags and Robot Vacuum Filters, or browse all Robot Vacuum Parts & Accessories. Each product page lists the exact model number and what comes in the box.
FAQs
How often should I replace Roomba parts?
iRobot's guidance commonly suggests replacing filters about every two months and brushes and side brushes on a longer schedule depending on use. The iRobot app tracks part life on many models. Pet homes and daily runs wear parts faster, so check more often.
Do Roomba parts fit all models?
No. Brushes, filters, bags and pads vary by series, such as the i, j, s and newer Roomba lines, and dockless models like the Roomba 205. Check your model number and buy parts listed as compatible with that series. The model is on the robot's underside.
Which parts fit Costco Roomba models like the 417Z?
Costco Z-suffix Roombas are typically related to retail models, so many parts may be shared. Check the robot's model number and the part's compatibility list, or contact iRobot support. Our parts listings show compatible models where the manufacturer specifies them.
