How to Fix Roomba Navigation Problems?

There are a number of actions you may take to troubleshoot and resolve navigation issues with your Roomba.

First make sure the camera and sensors are clear of dust and other impurities (for models with visual navigation).
To make them more accurate, lightly wipe them with a gentle dry cloth.
Next look for any brushes or jammed wheels that might be obstructing smooth motion.
Clear away any trash tangled hair or tiny objects that have been stuck in the robot’s wheels or below it.
Try restarting your Roomba if it’s not covering the full area, is spinning in circles or is getting stuck.
To carry out a soft reset hold down the Clean button.
Additionally make sure the Roomba is running the most recent software by updating its firmware using the iRobot Home app.
Poor room mapping in more recent Roomba models is another frequent problem.
If your Roomba is having trouble navigating, clear off the app’s current map and let it remap your house.
Additionally ensure that the home base is appropriately positioned in a space that is open and free of impediments.
If issues continue, look for low battery levels because a weak battery might interfere with navigation.
Replace worn-out components like wheels or sensors if none of these fixes work.
Maintaining your house and arranging items correctly may greatly enhance your Roomba’s navigation capabilities and guarantee effective cleaning.