How do I fix Battery will not charge / reduced runtime on Unitree G1 EDU?

Humanoid will not take a charge, or runtime drops sharply after a normal session. Medium DIY: follow steps carefully; book a Brisbane meetup if you lack tools or the fault returns. Typical DIY time: 15-30 min. Tools usually needed: Soft dry cloth; Official charger only. Start with: Power the robot down per the Unitree quick-start / user guide before removing the battery pack. Full step-by-step: https://botrescue.com.au/guides/unitree-battery-wont-charge If DIY stops or the job is sealed electronics, request a Brisbane mobile meetup (or Queensland mail-in as last resort) via https://botrescue.com.au/repair — we quote before paid work.

How do I fix Joint / actuator fault or unusual motor noise on Unitree G1 EDU?

A limb joint reports a fault, stiffens, or makes grinding / clicking noise during motion. Treat this as advanced — stop if you hit sealed housings or electronics, and book a Brisbane meetup instead. Typical DIY time: assessment. Tools usually needed: Soft dry cloth; Manufacturer diagnostic app / remote. Start with: Stop motion immediately and place the robot in a safe, supported pose on a flat floor with clear space. Full step-by-step: https://botrescue.com.au/guides/unitree-joint-actuator-fault If DIY stops or the job is sealed electronics, request a Brisbane mobile meetup (or Queensland mail-in as last resort) via https://botrescue.com.au/repair — we quote before paid work.

How do I fix Balance failure / repeated falls on Unitree G1 EDU?

Robot loses balance, falls, or fails fall-recovery on flat indoor floors. Medium DIY: follow steps carefully; book a Brisbane meetup if you lack tools or the fault returns. Typical DIY time: 10-20 min. Tools usually needed: Soft dry cloth; Clear open floor. Start with: Operate only on flat, dry indoor floors with clear space; remove loose mats and cables. Full step-by-step: https://botrescue.com.au/guides/unitree-balance-fall-recovery If DIY stops or the job is sealed electronics, request a Brisbane mobile meetup (or Queensland mail-in as last resort) via https://botrescue.com.au/repair — we quote before paid work.

How do I fix LiDAR / depth camera dirty or blinded on Unitree G1 EDU?

Navigation or perception degrades because LiDAR or depth cameras are dirty, fogged, or covered. Most owners finish this as DIY with basic hand tools. Typical DIY time: 5-15 min. Tools usually needed: Lens cleaning cloth; Compressed air (optional). Start with: Power down. Wipe LiDAR windows and depth cameras with a clean lens cloth — no solvents on optics. Full step-by-step: https://botrescue.com.au/guides/unitree-sensor-lidar-dirty If DIY stops or the job is sealed electronics, request a Brisbane mobile meetup (or Queensland mail-in as last resort) via https://botrescue.com.au/repair — we quote before paid work.

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Battery will not charge / reduced runtimemedium →

Humanoid will not take a charge, or runtime drops sharply after a normal session.

Joint / actuator fault or unusual motor noisehard →

A limb joint reports a fault, stiffens, or makes grinding / clicking noise during motion.

Balance failure / repeated fallsmedium →

Robot loses balance, falls, or fails fall-recovery on flat indoor floors.

LiDAR / depth camera dirty or blindedeasy →

Navigation or perception degrades because LiDAR or depth cameras are dirty, fogged, or covered.

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