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If your Roomba keeps getting stuck under furniture, on rugs, around cords, or in the same area every time, the problem is usually caused by obstacles, low-clearance furniture, rug edges, dirty sensors, tangled brushes, weak wheels, or a navigation issue.…

If your Roomba is not picking up pet hair like it used to, the problem is usually caused by tangled rollers, a clogged filter, a full bin, weak airflow, worn brushes, or too much hair packed into rugs and corners.…

If your Roomba keeps going in circles, spinning in one spot, or turning more than usual, the problem is usually related to dirty sensors, stuck wheels, debris around the caster wheel, a cliff sensor issue, uneven flooring, tangled hair, or…

If your Roomba side brush is not spinning, the problem is usually caused by hair wrapped under the brush, a loose or missing screw, debris stuck around the brush motor area, bent brush arms, or a worn side brush module.…

If your Roomba brush is not spinning, the problem is usually caused by tangled hair, stuck debris, worn rollers, a blocked brush cage, a dirty intake area, or a drive mechanism that cannot turn the brush properly. In many cases,…

If your Roomba keeps saying the bin is full even after you empty it, the issue is usually caused by dust on the bin sensors, debris stuck near the bin opening, a clogged filter, a blocked evacuation port, or a…

If your Roomba Clean Base is not working, the problem may be something simple like a loose power cord, a full bag, dirty charging contacts, a blocked debris path, or the Roomba not sitting correctly on the base. In many…

If your Roomba is cleaning normally but not emptying its bin into the base, the problem is usually related to the bin, debris path, bag, base suction, charging position, or dirty sensors. In many cases, you do not need a…