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The robot stops and reports eight beeps because its wheels cannot turn.
The robot stops and reports five beeps while wedged or unable to escape.
The robot stops with a drive wheel hanging over a step or threshold and reports six beeps.
The robot will not start, or stops after a pad falls off, and reports three beeps.
The robot stops or will not proceed and reports one beep after the two-tone distress sound.
The 200-series robot is awake nearby, but the iRobot app cannot add or connect to it.
The robot refuses to start and reports two beeps after the two-tone distress sound.
The robot stops with Error 68 because its camera failed during the cleaning job.
The robot drives and sprays, but the cleaning head lacks its normal scrubbing vibration with a wet pad.
The robot reports four beeps immediately after an attempted start.
The robot reports ten beeps after the distress sound.
The robot cannot sense or drive the left wheel, announces Error 7, pulls right, or stops at startup.
The robot cannot sense or drive the right wheel, announces Error 10, pulls left, or stops at startup.
The app reports Error 21, 25, 34, 38, 39, 47, 66, or 76 and the robot cannot reliably continue.
The robot moves, but one wheel makes repeatable noise or feels rough through rotation.
The robot is trapped, tilted, moved, or unable to continue a clear path.
The robot powers down before the job is complete and gives no repeatable beep count.
The pad no longer lies flat and interferes with smooth travel.
The correct wet or damp cycle leaves pooling or substantially more water than expected.
The job ends with a docking problem or the robot cannot find the Home Base after placement, clearance, and map-start checks are corrected.

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