The solution for ‘Error 2’ isn’t always the same! Usually, when a Roomba displays Error code 2, it indicates that either the multi-surface rubber brush is clogged with hair or debris or somehow broken. Most of the time, just cleaning this brush solves the issue, but sometimes you might still notice the same error even … Read more
‘Error 7’ is generally common on Roomba and it indicates that the side wheels are experiencing issues moving or spinning. It also pops up if there is an issue with the brush and motors. In this article, I will walk you through why your Roomba is throwing your Error 7 and what exactly you need … Read more
If your Roomba shows Error 19, it means there’s a little hiccup inside, and the robot vacuum is confused about what it’s supposed to do. Basically, when the Roomba gets mixed up and can’t figure out how much battery it has left, it shows this error. The fix is easy and won’t take more than … Read more
When Roomba displays error 26, it means the vacuum is experiencing insufficient airflow. This can happen if the filter is heavily clogged with debris or if the filter is completely damaged. Either of these issues could be… However, in this article, I will break down everything about error 26 on Roomba and explain exactly … Read more
If your Roomba is displaying error 15, it indicates that the vacuum has encountered an internal communication breakdown. Now, this can happen in many ways! Either the Roomba has disconnected from the cloud, its stored map has corrupted, or the system encountered a temporary glitch. However, in this guide, I will break down iRobot … Read more
Roomba Error 34 is an internal communication error that occurs when the vacuum attempts to establish communication with its home base but fails to do so. There are several other potential reasons for this error, including: Low battery. Blocked signal. Interference from other electronic devices. Or a problem with Roomba’s software. Most of the time, … Read more