eufy’s repair program lists eligible robot models separately for each country. Match the product name and T-series number on your unit to the list for the country where you are requesting service. The official page checked on October 18, 2026, contains these entries for the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

Models listed by market

eufy model name Product/model number United States Canada United Kingdom
S1 Pro T2080 ✓ ✓ ✓
S1 T2071 ✓ — ✓
X9 Pro Auto-Clean Station T2320 ✓ — —
X10 Pro Omni T2351 ✓ ✓ ✓
X8 Pro T2266 ✓ — —
X8 Pro SES T2276 ✓ — ✓
RoboVac X8 Hybrid T2261 ✓ — —
Robot Vacuum 3-in-1 E20 T2070 ✓ — —
Robot Vacuum Omni E28 T2352 ✓ — ✓
Robot Vacuum Omni E25 T2353 ✓ ✓ ✓
Robot Vacuum Auto-Empty C10 T2292 ✓ — ✓
Robot Vacuum Omni C20 T2280 ✓ ✓ ✓
L50 T2265 ✓ — —
L50 SES T2275 ✓ — —
L60 T2267 ✓ — ✓
L60 SES T2277 ✓ — ✓
L60 Hybrid SES T2278 ✓ — ✓
RoboVac 11S T2108 ✓ — —
L60 Hybrid T2268 — — ✓

✓ means the model appears in that country’s list on eufy’s page checked on October 18, 2026. — means it was not listed for that country on that date. An absent row does not show that a product is unavailable there or that no other support route exists.

What the listing means

The page describes a repair-request program and also limits eligible issues. A model appearing in the table does not guarantee that a particular request will be accepted, that repair will be free or covered by warranty, or that the same program applies to another country. Check the live eufy repair application instructions for the supported issue and current steps before making a request.

Use the complete T-series number from your robot label when available. If the product name, number, or country does not match, ask eufy support to confirm the correct route. A repair-program listing is not a product-availability or parts-compatibility list, and it is not a repair procedure. Follow the manual for your exact model and use qualified service for work beyond its owner instructions.

For help collecting the robot, station, and market details, use the model identity checklist. The cross-brand model guide explains why support categories and family names do not establish part fitment.

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