AeroVac frame and bin generation matter more than a 600-series keyword in a seller title.
What is actually verified
The records below describe the manufacturer-listed original items, including exclusions. They are not tests of unnamed third-party products. An aftermarket listing has to be checked separately against the exact model code 694 and the original identifier.
FitsOfficial manufacturer listing
Roomba 600 kit 4636432 — AeroVac Filter
Original category schematic, not a product photograph or dimensional fit diagram. Match the exact item in the linked manufacturer listing.
Fits. The official 4636432 kit supports Roomba 600 Series. Component fit is limited to the original items supplied inside this kit; it does not approve loose lookalikes or e/i/j parts.
Exact robot
Roomba 694 · 694
Part identifier
Source listing: no manufacturer SKU, GTIN or barcode published
Original category schematic, not a product photograph or dimensional fit diagram. Match the exact item in the linked manufacturer listing.
Probably fits. The manufacturer lists 600 Series robots with an AeroVac bin. Check that the original AeroVac bin is installed; a substituted bin needs its own filter check.
Compare the listing claim with the original record
Check
Original manufacturer evidence
What to require from an aftermarket listing
Robot identity
Roomba 694 · 694
Complete model and all suffixes, not only the brand.
Part identity
Exact published identifier or clearly labeled bundle component above.
Actual item identity and a written reference to the original; a borrowed photo is insufficient.
Scope and exclusions
The original filter source requires an AeroVac bin; e/i/j high-efficiency filters are a separate family.
Written confirmation of the same generation and caveats; omitted exclusions remain unverified.
Performance
No VacPartFit physical test claimed.
Independent test evidence for filtration, pickup, noise or durability claims.
Returns
Check the current manufacturer store terms.
Check seller returns before opening or fitting the replacement.
When the cheaper pack is difficult to compare
Ask for the exact bin and filter reference. A bulk pack that omits the AeroVac condition cannot be compared on price alone.
A replacement filter has to seal against the correct dust-bin housing. Match the frame outline, tabs and sealing edge as well as the printed identifier. A listing that mentions the robot brand without the complete model is not enough. A foam-and-paper filter assembly and a unibody filter can belong to different generations even when both are sold under the same family nickname.
Check the manufacturer's cleaning instructions before adding water. Washable describes a specific filter, not every filter sold for that brand. A damp filter can restrict airflow and trigger a warning that resembles a failed part. Let a washable item dry for the period stated in its manual; replace torn media or a damaged seal instead of forcing it back into the bin.
Decision before buying
Use the original record as the identity reference. If the seller cannot substantiate a conflicting model or part number, leave that aftermarket relationship unverified and seek a documented match. A manufacturer fit label does not establish seller authenticity or comparative product performance.
Search results · No separate OEM number published. Match the exact model, kit contents and region; a search result does not confirm fit. Check compatible models before ordering.
