What to do if CLEAN (RED) and ! are flashing on my Shark ION ROBOT RV700 Vacuum Cleaner?
If the CLEAN (RED) and ! lights are flashing together on your Shark Vacuum Cleaner, it indicates a suction motor failure. To resolve this, remove any blockages, clean the filters, and ensure nothing is obstructing the suction after removing the dust bin. If the issue persists, the robot may be stuck; move it to a level surface in a new location.
What does it mean if the CLEAN light is solid red on my Shark Vacuum Cleaner?
If the CLEAN light is solid red on your Shark Vacuum Cleaner, it indicates that the dust bin has been removed and needs to be reinserted.
Why is the CLEAN light flashing blue on my Shark ION ROBOT RV700?
If the CLEAN light is flashing blue on your Shark Vacuum Cleaner, the front wheel sensor, drop sensor, or bumper is reporting an error. Ensure your robot can move freely by placing it on a level surface. Make sure the front bumper is not stuck. If the CLEAN light continues to flash blue, remove the front wheel and clean the wheel cavity.
What does it mean when the DOCK and SPOT lights are flashing together on my Shark ION ROBOT RV700?
When the DOCK and SPOT lights are flashing together on your Shark Vacuum Cleaner, it means something is stuck in the main brushroll. Remove the obstruction to resolve the issue.
What does it mean if the CLEAN light is flashing red on my Shark Vacuum Cleaner?
If the CLEAN light is flashing red on your Shark Vacuum Cleaner, it means the cliff sensors are reporting an error. Wipe the cliff sensors with a clean cloth and ensure your robot is on a level surface with no obstructions. The robot cannot start due to this error.
What to do if the Shark ION ROBOT RV700 '!' symbol is flashing?
If the '!' symbol is flashing on your Shark Vacuum Cleaner, it indicates a suction motor failure. You should remove any blockages, clean the filters, and ensure that nothing is blocking suction after removing the dust bin.
How to fix MAX and ! flashing together on Shark Vacuum Cleaner?
If the MAX and ! lights are flashing together on your Shark Vacuum Cleaner, a side brush is stuck. Remove any debris from the side brushes.
What to do if MAX is flashing on my Shark Vacuum Cleaner?
If the MAX light is flashing on your Shark Vacuum Cleaner, the robot may be stuck on an obstacle or the front bumper may be jammed. Move the robot to a new location on a level surface and check the bumper.
What does it mean when DOCK, MAX, and ! are flashing on my Shark ION ROBOT RV700 and how to fix it?
If the DOCK, MAX, and ! lights are flashing together on your Shark Vacuum Cleaner, there's a blockage in the brushroll. Remove the obstruction to resolve the issue.
How to fix CLEAN (RED), MAX, and ! flashing together on Shark ION ROBOT RV700?
If the CLEAN (RED), MAX, and ! lights are flashing together on your Shark Vacuum Cleaner, it means a drive wheel is stuck. Remove any debris from the wheel to resolve this issue.
General| Type | Robot Vacuum |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Navigation | Smart Sensor Navigation |
| Wi-Fi Connectivity | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| Run Time | Up to 60 minutes |
| Filter Type | Washable Filter |
| Voice Control | Yes |
| App Control | Yes |
| Dust Bin Capacity | 0.45 liters |
Essential safety guidelines for operating the appliance in general household environments.
Instructions on cleaning and maintaining filters, including warnings about using water on HEPA filters.
Safety measures to avoid vacuuming harmful or inappropriate substances like sharp objects, ash, liquids, or chemicals.
Procedures and temperature limits for safely charging the robot's battery to prevent damage or fire.
Information on proper battery disposal and restrictions on self-servicing the unit or its components.
Details on FCC regulations and user recommendations for correcting radio frequency interference issues.
Identifies and illustrates key parts of the Shark ION ROBOT, including the main unit, charging dock, and accessories.
Explains the functions of the Clean, Dock, and Spot buttons on the robot unit.
Describes the meaning of indicator lights such as the error indicator, battery charge lights, and schedule indicator.
Instructions for installing the charging dock in an optimal location for robot access and operation.
Details on the importance of fully charging the robot's battery before its first use.
Explains how LED lights indicate battery charging status and remaining charge levels.
Identifies the "Replace" light and when the battery needs replacement, referring to further details.
Provides important notes regarding carpet compatibility, initial testing, sensor cleaning, and long-term storage.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the side brushes to the robot.
Introduces the remote control and its capabilities for operating the robot, selecting modes, and scheduling.
Detailed steps for setting the current day and time on the remote control for scheduling functions.
Step-by-step guide on how to set up a daily or weekly cleaning schedule using the remote control.
Instructions on how to view the days with programmed cleaning sessions using the remote control.
Explains how to use BotBoundary strips to create "no-go zones" and guide the robot away from certain areas or objects.
Describes how to manually start, stop, and use the Spot Cleaning mode for concentrated debris.
Instructions on how to send the robot back to its charging dock using the unit or remote control.
Outlines a schedule for routine cleaning of the dust bin, brushroll, side brushes, and filters.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove, empty, and reinsert the robot's dust bin.
Detailed steps for cleaning the dust bin filters, including clearing hair and using a cleaning brush.
Instructions on how to remove, clean, and reinstall the main brushroll using the provided hair removal tool.
Guidance on periodically cleaning the cliff sensors and charging pads for optimal performance.
Instructions on how to clean the side brushes, removing tangled hair and fibers.
Steps for removing a damaged side brush and installing a new one onto the robot.
Instructions on cleaning the sensor located below the removable front wheel weekly.
Detailed steps for removing the old battery and installing a new one, including purchasing replacement batteries.
Advice on preparing the home by clearing cords, managing furniture clearance, and addressing doorway thresholds.
Tips for ensuring the robot can successfully return to its charging dock, including dock placement and BotBoundary usage.
Instructions on cutting, laying, and customizing BotBoundary strips to create no-go zones for the robot.
A chart detailing common error codes displayed by the robot and their corresponding solutions.
Explains what is covered under the one-year limited warranty, including repairs and replacements.
Details what is not covered by the warranty and how to initiate a warranty claim or get service.
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