In case there is a problem with the cleaning, connectivity, or any other unexpected behavior of your Roomba, a reset can often solve the issue. This guide will reveal to you How To Reset Roomba through a few simple steps, along with necessary tips for Roomba Login and Roomba setup.
The Reason For Resetting Your Roomba?
Wiping out minor software glitches, Wi-Fi problems, and performance issues is what a reset does. Cleaning history is not affected except when performing a factory reset.
Roomba Reset Types.
1. Soft Reset (Reboot)
A soft reset reboots your robot keeping your data intact.
· Press the CLEAN button and hold it for 10–20 seconds (depends on the model).
· Let go when you hear a restart beep.
· Wait for the robot to reboot completely.
2. Factory Reset (Full Reset)
A factory reset deletes all saved data and settings.
· Start iRobot Home App.
· Finish Roomba login.
· Navigate through Settings > Remove/Factory Reset Robot.
· Confirm the reset to restore to the original settings.
How To Reset Roomba Without App
· For the older models, keep pushing down the CLEAN button.
· For Wi-Fi models, the combined press of HOME + SPOT CLEAN together with CLEAN until lights flash.
After Reset: Roomba Setup Process Again
When your Roomba is reset:
· Fully recharge the robot.
· Turn on the app and go through Roomba setup.
· Reestablish connection to your Wi-Fi.
· Put the robot back into your home profile.
Final Tips
· Always keep Roomba firmware updated.
· Make sure your Wi-Fi signal is powerful.
· Monitor the condition of the brushes, filters, and sensors on a regular basis to enjoy optimal performance.
A proper reset can bring back the smooth and effective cleaning. If the problem persists, iRobot's professional support might be necessary.
