Roomba

“Charging Error 5” is nothing to be scared of, it’s just an issue with the charging equipment of the vacuum! As the error message includes the word “Charging,” it suggests that the problem is related to the charging, whether it’s the pin connectors that are dusty or the battery that is faulty.   Basically, I … Read more

Without mapping, Roomba is just a random wanderer that bumps into obstacles and changes direction until its battery runs out or it gets stuck. In fact, mapping is the main feature that separates Roomba from other robotic vacuums available in the market right now! But using this feature, especially for the first time is somewhat … 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

If your Roomba displays error 6, it means the cliff sensors are dirty or malfunctioning. But If the sensors are clean, then a temporary glitch is the main culprit. Most of the time, simply cleaning the sensor fixes this issue, but sometimes replacing it is necessary! In this article, I will explain how you can … Read more

If your Roomba won’t dock, it indicates that the docking station is obstructed, or the Roomba’s sensors and charging contacts are dirty or malfunctioning. In general, these are the primary culprits. Most of the time, just cleaning the navigation sensor and the charging ports fixes this issue but at times, you might need to dig … Read more

A few days ago, I tested Roomba 692 and 694 on different floor types with various types of debris. I intentionally tested both of them to write this review article, so I can provide you with a clear guideline on whether you should buy the Roomba 692 or 694. The result was mind-blowing and happened … Read more