If your Roomba isn't doing its job correctly, is having trouble with connections, or is facing navigation problems, a reset may sometimes be required. Knowing how to reset Roomba aids in the restoration of performance, the deletion of software problems, and the preparation of the unit for a new installation. What follows is a very simple and not at all complicated guide that will allow you to reset your Roomba without any hassle at all.

Why Reset Your Roomba?

A reset is advantageous in:

• The elimination of doubts when it comes to WiFi or Roomba App settings.
• Charging problems.
• Navigation mistakes.
• Plummeting performance.
• Software issues.

How To Reset Roomba: Step-by-Step

1. Soft Reset (WiFi Models such as 600, 800, 900 Series)

• Keep the CLEAN button pressed for 10 seconds total.
• Release when you hear a sound indicating reboot.
• Roomba will restart but will retain saved maps.

2. Reset for i Series & j Series

• Press and hold the CLEAN button for about 20 seconds.
• Release and let Roomba reboot itself.

3. Reset for s Series

• Press and hold the CLEAN button for 20 seconds.
• The light shows the white of the rotating ring - this is an indication a reboot has been performed.

4. Factory Reset Using the Roomba App

• This is the way to go if you want a clean slate.
• Open the iRobot Home login App.
• iRobot Home sign-in.
• Select your Roomba.
• Go to Settings > Factory Reset.
• A reset that will remove maps, preferences, and WiFi settings requires your acknowledgment.

After Reset: Roomba App Setup

To get your robot back to functioning:

• Open the iRobot Home App.
• Click on Add Robot and follow the given instructions.
• Connect to your home WiFi and complete the pairing.

Conclusion

Knowing How To Reset Roomba is a guarantee that your robot will work quietly and effectively. The steps proposed in the guide are going to help you to cope with performance problems and set up the Roomba App anew.

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