Fault Codes Help for iRobot RVG-Y1

Manufacturer

Model

iRobot RVG-Y1

The iRobot RVG-Y1 is a robotic vacuum cleaner designed for automated floor cleaning. It features a low profile for under-furniture access, cliff sensors to prevent falls, and a multi-surface brush roll for effective cleaning on various floor types. The robot navigates using a systematic cleaning pattern and returns to its charging dock automatically. It includes a bin for collecting debris, a filter for dust removal, and edge-sweeping brushes for cleaning along walls and corners. The robot is controlled via the iRobot Home app and features indicators for power, battery status, and cleaning mode.

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Battery Shipping Mode

Robot battery is turned off for shipping.

Solutions:

Turn on the battery by removing the robot from the charging dock and holding down the power button for 9 seconds.

Filter Error

The robot indicates a filter error.

Solutions:

Clean or replace the filter.

Front Wheel Clogged

Robot's front caster wheel is not spinning freely.

Solutions:

Use a cleaning brush to remove hair and debris from the front caster wheel.

Mopping Pad Not Dampening

Mopping pad is not getting wet during mopping cycle.

Solutions:

Fill the water tank and ensure it is not clogged.

Poor Cleaning Performance

Robot is not picking up debris effectively.

Solutions:

Empty the dust bin, clean the filter, and clean the brushes.

Red Power Icon Light Indicator

Robot displays a red power icon and may play an audio alert.

Solutions:

Charge the robot. Consult the iRobot Home app to check the status.

Robot Bumping Into Objects

Robot is frequently bumping into furniture or walls.

Solutions:

Ensure sensors are clean and the environment is not overly cluttered.

Robot Doesn't Pick Up Debris

Robot is not effectively picking up dirt and debris.

Solutions:

Empty the dust bin. Clean or replace the filter. Clean the brushes.

Robot Dragging Power Cord

Robot is dragging a power cord or other loose objects.

Solutions:

Pick up any loose objects like clothing, papers, or cords before running the robot.

Robot Falls Down Stairs

Robot falls down stairs.

Solutions:

Relocate the charging dock at least 4 feet (1.2 meters) away from stairs. Clean the cliff sensors.

Robot Gets Stuck

Robot becomes stuck under furniture or on obstacles.

Solutions:

Remove obstacles. Clear the robot's path.

Robot Not Charging

Robot does not charge when placed on the charging dock.

Solutions:

Clean the charging contacts on both the robot and the dock. Ensure the correct power supply is used. Check the charging dock for damage.

Robot Stops Mid-Clean

Robot stops cleaning before completing its cycle.

Solutions:

Charge the robot. Remove any obstacles. Free the robot if it is stuck.

Robot Won't Connect to Wi-Fi

Robot is unable to connect to the Wi-Fi network.

Solutions:

Verify the Wi-Fi password. Ensure a strong Wi-Fi signal. Move the robot closer to the router.

Wheel Error

The robot indicates a wheel error.

Solutions:

Clean the wheel and check for damage. Contact customer care if damaged.