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A charged, latched battery and normal lock-off and trigger command produce no blade stroke.
No motor or chuck response
A charged, latched battery and normal trigger command produce no chuck rotation.
The lock-off or trigger sticks, will not move fully, starts unpredictably, or will not stop reliably.
The running saw jumps, vibrates against the work, snags, or kicks backward or sideways.
With the battery removed and no bit fitted, the chuck will not hand-turn normally or feels seized.
The drill runs steadily but drills slowly or cannot drive a normal fastener with correct setup.
After the trigger is released, the blade keeps stroking noticeably longer than normal.
The battery will not insert fully, click into place, remain retained, or release normally.
The clamp lever opens normally, but the installed blade remains trapped in the front clamp.
The saw, battery, or charger becomes abnormally hot or repeatedly shuts down after warming.
Forward or reverse will not engage, or the center position will not lock the trigger.
The pad no longer lies flat and interferes with smooth travel.
The robot drives and sprays, but the cleaning head lacks its normal scrubbing vibration with a wet pad.
The robot runs normally but the charged battery lasts far less than a typical job.
The robot will not start, or stops after a pad falls off, and reports three beeps.
The 200-series robot is awake nearby, but the iRobot app cannot add or connect to it.
The correct wet or damp cycle leaves pooling or substantially more water than expected.
The robot moves, but one wheel makes repeatable noise or feels rough through rotation.
The robot reports four beeps immediately after an attempted start.

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