If your Roomba has started acting up or stopped working, it may be time to reboot or reset it. Rebooting and resetting a Roomba are actually two different things—rebooting is basically a restart, while factory resetting clears all of the data on the device. Fortunately, both rebooting and resetting a Roomba are really easy to do. Keep reading to learn whether rebooting or resetting makes sense for your situation and to get step-by-step instructions on how to do both.
Resetting a Roomba: Quick Steps
Hold down the "Clean" button, or press and hold the "Home" and "Spot Clean" buttons at the same time (depending on your model). If a reboot doesn't work, open the iRobot Home app, go to "Settings," and then "Remove/Factory Reset" for a full reset.
Steps
Community Q&A
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QuestionHow can I unlock my i8 Roomba if the buttons are locked and the Wi-Fi network has changed? Will a factory reset help?chat sharmaCommunity AnswerA factory reset might not resolve the issue with locked buttons, as it primarily restores original settings. Try unlocking the Roomba manually by following the instructions in the user manual.
Tips
- To keep your Roomba in the best working order, clean it regularly according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.Thanks
References
- ↑ https://homesupport.irobot.com/s/article/9087
- ↑ https://banksvac.com/content/product_manuals/I-Robot_Roomba_500.pdf
- ↑ https://irobot.my.salesforce.com/sfc/p/#3h000006e9Ah/a/3h000000JNQm/hFTNy6uAyZDdgE8PPaJBEs5CW8hPMRuCuwfJ3Rz0jNs
- ↑ https://banksvac.com/content/product_manuals/I-Robot_Roomba_500.pdf