“Hello. I live in a house which possesses a lot of video gaming devices and electronics. So we sometimes have wires running to our devices in the house. How does the iRobot work with wires? Has it ever been stuck or sucked up/damaged a wire?”
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We have not had a problem with normal or heavier wires but Romba will roll up phone and computer charging devices.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I haven’t had an issue with any of my cords/wires on lamps or video game counsel. It will suck up fabric though I’ve you have longer curtains or tapestry tablecloths but it will just shut and beep out a message that there is an error. It’s not powerful enough to do any real damage
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Every Roomba is equipped with anti-tangle technology, and the robot will back up when encountering wires or cords. That said, if you're talking about an unusual volume of cords, you may want to use a virtual wall barrier (in halo mode) so Roomba avoids the area.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The roomba WILL suck up your wires 100% of the time. This will require you to remove the wires from the roomba rollers and restart your cleaning. Its very seldom the roomba can finish a job without getting tangled up.
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