iRobot · Roomba 800 Series robot vacuum · 10 code records
Search this source-linked list using the exact display. Open a matching record for its plain-language meaning and manufacturer reference, then confirm the interpretation in your model manual.
The current robot-vacuum pilot is limited to iRobot Roomba 800 series messages. Wheel, bumper, extractor, and bin displays should not be generalized to newer generations or other robot-vacuum brands. The article scope may not cover every iRobot roomba 800 series robot vacuum model or revision.
1iRobot describes Error 1 as a Roomba that is stuck or has a wheel hanging down.
This is limited to the Roomba 800 series error chart. It reports a detected stuck condition, not a confirmed wheel or motor failure.
1-4iRobot says Error 1-4 means the Roomba is not detecting an installed bin.
This code is from the Roomba 800 series chart. Use the exact model's bin instructions and do not force the bin or its contacts.
1-8iRobot says Error 1-8 means the Roomba cannot return to its Home Base or starting position.
This is a Roomba 800 series message. Confirm the exact model and follow the manufacturer chart; the code does not identify a failed component.
10iRobot lists a stuck side wheel or a bumper that is not registering obstacles as possible Error 10 conditions.
The chart gives alternative conditions for this Roomba 800 series code. It does not prove that a wheel or bumper component has failed.
11iRobot labels Error 11 as a vacuum error; connected Roomba 800 models direct owners to the iRobot Home app.
iRobot notes connected-model differences. Confirm the exact Roomba variant and use its app or official support rather than inferring a failed part.
2iRobot says Error 2 means the extractors cannot turn.
The error chart applies to the Roomba 800 series. Stop the robot before any owner-approved cleaning and use the exact model manual.
5iRobot associates this code family with a stuck side wheel.
This meaning is scoped to the Roomba 800 series chart. A stuck-wheel message does not establish that the wheel motor has failed.
6iRobot lists dirty cliff sensors or a robot stuck near a drop-off or dark surface as possible Error 6 conditions.
The guide gives more than one possible condition. Check only the robot's safely accessible surfaces and use the matching manual.
7iRobot associates this code family with a stuck side wheel.
This meaning is scoped to the Roomba 800 series chart. A stuck-wheel message does not establish that the wheel motor has failed.
9iRobot associates Error 9 with a compressed bumper or a bumper sensor that needs attention.
This is a Roomba 800 series message, not a diagnosis of a failed bumper sensor. Use the exact model support instructions.
No matching code in this manufacturer article set. Check the exact display on the official support site.
Before you act
Robot vacuums: Stop the robot before checking an accessible wheel or bin. Do not open the battery pack or continue using a unit that is unusually hot, damaged, or emitting an odor; contact iRobot support.
These summaries describe the manufacturer's published explanation. They are not a remote diagnosis and do not establish that a specific component has failed.