Lefant M201 vacuum sensors alignment help

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  • macbook1967
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    • Feb 2022
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    Lefant M201 vacuum sensors alignment help

    I can't get my Lefant vacuum go straight after a battery replacement. It continues going in circles in open field or follows the wall constantly. What happened is I had to remove a circuit board to be able to replace a battery. After putting the circuit board back in place the sensor alignment went off, and I can't find the right position for sensors 1 and 2. Sensors 3 are not adjustable. Your help would be very appreciated.
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