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Symptoms

Smoke, flame, arcing, liquid, damaged cord, battery damage, or exposed structure is present.
Smoke, sparks, liquid, swelling, leakage, burning odor, exposed parts, or cracked structure is present.
Fixed robot or Clean Base structure is cracked, loose, distorted, or unsafe.
A wet-mop job runs with little or no liquid, or Error 44 reports that the pump did not start after wet setup is correct.
The Clean Base has no status response or cannot pass charge to the robot.
Charging starts only after repositioning or drops out before completion.
A charged, latched battery and normal lock-off and trigger command produce no blade stroke.
The tool-free blade-clamp release lever will not reach full open or close securely.
The battery will not insert fully, click into place, remain retained, or release normally.
The collar will not align or hold, or screwdriving clutch cut-off is absent or premature.
The drill runs steadily but drills slowly or cannot drive a normal fastener with correct setup.
The shoe will not pivot freely, is bent or loose, or will not sit firmly against the work.
The blade strokes steadily but cuts slowly, stalls easily, or needs excessive feed force.
No motor or chuck response
The running saw jumps, vibrates against the work, snags, or kicks backward or sideways.
The robot charges fully, but ends early with low battery, repeatedly recharges, or cannot reach the Home Base before Error 46.
A straight bit stays clamped but rotates off-center, or the chuck body has visible play.
A genuine m Series pad is fully seated in both tracks, but the robot refuses to run or selects the wrong pad state.
Pressing CLEAN produces no light, sound, or response, whether the robot is on or off the Home Base.
The 200-series robot is awake nearby, but the iRobot app cannot add or connect to it.

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