Robotoolz Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

If you've replaced the batteries in your Robotoolz laser level but it still won't turn on and the swivel mechanism isn't functioning, there could be a few potential issues causing the problem. Here are some suggestions to troubleshoot the issue: 1. **Battery Polarity:** Double-check that you've inserted the batteries with the correct polarity (+ and -) as indicated on the device. Sometimes, incorrect battery placement can prevent the device from turning on. 2. **Battery Contacts:** Ensure that the battery contacts are clean and free from corrosion. Use a clean cloth or a cotton swab to clean the contacts in the battery compartment. 3. **Battery Compartment Door:** Make sure the battery compartment door is securely closed and latched. Some devices have safety switches that prevent operation when the door is not properly closed. 4. **Reset:** Some laser levels have a reset button or procedure. Check the user manual for your specific model to see if there's a reset function you can try. 5. **Calibration:** Some laser levels require calibration before they can operate. Refer to the user manual to see if your laser level requires calibration and follow the provided instructions. 6. **Electrical Issues:** If the laser level was exposed to moisture or extreme conditions, it's possible that internal electrical components might have been damaged. In such cases, professional repair might be necessary. 7. **Mechanical Issues:** If the swivel mechanism isn't functioning, it could indicate a mechanical issue. Check for any obstructions or debris that might be preventing the swivel movement. 8. **Professional Inspection:** If you've tried the above steps and the laser level still won't turn on or function properly, it might be best to seek professional assistance. There could be internal components that need repair or replacement. 9. **Manufacturer Support:** Contact the manufacturer's customer support for guidance. They might be able to provide specific troubleshooting steps or recommend a repair service. Keep in mind that laser levels are precision instruments, and improper handling or disassembly could lead to further damage. If you're not comfortable troubleshooting or repairing the laser level yourself, it's best to seek professional help to avoid causing more harm to the device.

Ask here if they will look at it? https://www.tek.com/en/calibration-by-manufacturer/robotoolz Some videos that may help. https://www.google.com/search?q=robotoolz+laser+level+repair ..

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View and Download RoboToolz RT-7690-2 user manual online. Self-leveling, remote-controlled, simultaneous level and plumb rotational laser system. Or contact the maker.

Normal repair of a 9-volt terminal is to salvage the top of a dead 9-volt battery. Do not use a good 9-volt as they are prone to dangerous expansion if shorted. Take the salvaged battery top and add short red and black leads with a soldering gun/pencil. Use rosin core solder only, not acid core or solid. Replace the damaged terminal using above by connecting the short leads to the original terminals or circuit board traces.

http://www.microprecision.com/instrument/ROBOTOOLZ-RB01001%20-CALIBRATION.html This would be a professional calibration to many known standards. I hope this helps you out. Thanks for visiting and leave feedback! I'm a newbie

better batteries,or rebuild

Open it up and clean the battery acid from all areas!

Bill the level is a pendulum type of device, therefore it is self leveling as long as it is within about 5 degrees of level. The pendulum has a lock for when it is not in use, make sure that you unlock this so the the unit can self level. It also has a flashing out-of-level indicator to warn you if you have not set the unit up within the 5 degrees of actual/real level. Paul.

Unfortunately no. Nothing you do will make this accurate again. These are throw away lasers.

nobody ever sent me any help. still cant operate

Contact a laser service center. I doubt anyone will be willing to work on it. It would be a lot of research for a 2.00 part. Usually you will be unable to find parts for big box store lasers. A laser dealer may have a broken one laying around that he can pull a used part from. Just a a precaution I'd recommend never purchasing a laser from a retail store such a sears or home depot. If possible go with a Leica Geo-systems unit. Topcon, spectra physics, and trimble are also good lasers that have all parts readily available. In the service industry we call cst, bosch, robotoolz, "throw away lasers" because if anything at all goes wrong you throw it away. If i recall properly I have searched for parts for Robotoolz and contacted the manufacturer in the past. I was told that they are not supported and parts are not available. Check around and see if you can find a service center with a used part. Google search (Leica Geosystems, Topcon, Trimble Laser dealer).

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I had the same issue. The laser would only turn on intermittently and mostly not turn on at all. Since the green led would come on for 2 seconds when you first turn the rotary laser unit on (as per the user manual) I decided that the problem was probably with the remote. I took it apart (4 screws) and cleaned the corrosion off of the battery contacts on the slider switch and the two plates that the switch sliders make contact with. I also bent the two thin slider contacts so that they would contact the corresponding plates on the circuit board with a little more pressure. Put it back together and that seemed to fix it.

Dropped my robolaser RT7210-1 and the bearings came out.

Recharge it. Is this in the house without any laser to activate the light/If so - read the instruction again or seek a service center.

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First, be sure to clean the battery connection points with an electrical contact cleaner and be sure that the batteries are new, not just different. If that does not work, try placing the instrument in a freezer for at least 30 minutes. This worked with my 5 point Stanley Fat Max. The freezer will cause some condensation to form on the inside of the instrument, but why it makes the diode work is a mystery, at least to me.

Try putting it in a freezer for at least 45 minutes. For some reason the diode seems to respond to the condensate, and it keeps working even after it thaws. This worked for two laser diodes on my 5 point Stanley Fat Max after trying everything else.

I've never come across that with mine, but I have a couple thoughts that you might try ........

First, check and make sure there are no buttons stuck down. And the second thing is take the battery out for a minute or so and see if it clears it. In fact, you might also want to check the battery voltage. I suppose there's a chance that low voltage could do that??

Hope one of those helps!
Ed

Improper storage (I've done it too), usually means that the batteries have become too hot - and
therefore weak. The first thing I'd try is changing the batteries.
The 635nm laser operates on (4) AA batteries, and the rotary uses (1) 9V battery.
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