![]() Immediately you get this error, reset the Roomba and check it beneath to ascertain whether the wheels can roll freely. Here, it is most likely that the front wheel is unable to rotate for some reason or is jammed – at times, it may be both wheels stuck. This is another error that requires you to be on red alert as the Roomba may be stuck somewhere. If this doesn’t work, then the wheels may either be deformed or worn out so a replacement is needed. Here’s a video of how to clean caster wheels. At times, the front caster wheel is the problem because of dirt. While the other similar errors may be caused by obstacles, Error 7 is caused by tangling and debris that make the wheels immobile. This is another common malfunction that is concerned with the wheels not moving. If you find it somewhere safe with this error, please uses a cloth to clean the sensors and the problem will have been solved. The other reason could be the Roomba’s cliff sensors are dirty. Once you get the error message, quickly find your Roomba because one of the reasons for the error is that it could be desperately stuck hanging on the stairs. Personally, I consider this error an emergency as it involves the stairs. Lift it up after resetting and check the wheels for anything that may stop its movement. It is manifested by 5 beeps and as usual, the beeps may be preceded by the ‘Uh-Oh’ sound in select models. This error is quite similar to Error 1 only that in this case, it is one of the side wheels that is stuck for one reason or another. In the older models, open the unit and clean the entire brush cage and brushes as well before restarting it. If you have the 800 or 900 series, a simple fix will be cleaning the debris extractors thoroughly to remove the tangled hair. If all is okay, check if there is anything in the vacuum that could be causing the malfunction. Troubleshooting Guide: Operational ErrorsĪlso read: How to choose Best Roomba for Pet Hair?įirst, if it is a new unit, make sure the brushes or extractors were installed correctly. If you get this error several times, you might want to replace the defective battery. This is not a very good sign and signals a defective battery that is not able to cool down properly. In most cases, the error will be solved for good but at times, it may persist and you’ll have to replace the battery. In this case, just put it off and let it cool for around 3 hours preferably in a very cool environment. It gives an error called ‘Error 6’ that means your battery is not charging because of overheating. Charging Error 6Īt times, the battery of your Roomba overheats to the point that it doesn’t charge anymore. Once you find this error, reset the robot and it should solve the problem. Normally, it affects first time buyers and is caused by a yellow strip that breaks the circuit. This is not really a charging error as it sounds but it is related to the power system. The first thing you should do when you encounter this error is to reset the unit and recharge it. When you hear 3 beeps or you get a Charging Error 3 on your iRobot App, the most probable culprit is the failure of FET test. This error seems to be very common in the 500 series as well as the latermodels, especially if you swap the battery. If you have just replaced the battery or you are not sure if it is authentic, you may need to check with iRobot if it is genuine. Once you have confirmed this error code, unplug the robot from the mains and allow it to cool for like 3 hours or so. This error will manifest itself with two beeps and in most cases, it points to an overheating battery because of current above 1250 mA or a fake Roomba battery. It occurs mostly to first time buyers who forget connecting the battery once they assemble the robot. Charging Error 1 (Single Beep)Įven though it is categorized as an error, it isn’t actually caused by a malfunction but rather, the unavailability of the battery. So, without further ado, here are the common errors and fixes regarding charging and battery. In this segment, we will look at some of the major problems and how to solve them.įor the record, there are 6 common errors that can be discerned by checking the number of blinks the robot shows or using the Smartphone App to diagnose the problem. More often, you will find homeowners complaining about one thing or another about their Roomba’s charging system and battery. One of the common problems Roomba owners face is with power. Troubleshooting Guide: Charging & Battery Errors Roomba FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).Troubleshooting Guide: Operational Errors.Troubleshooting Guide: Charging & Battery Errors.
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