In the meantime I have replaced a lot of things on my 2 year old Roomba. That's not much for a $200+ vacuum, but this Roomba was in a HOUSEFIRE. Not only was he exposed to extreme heat, he was in the same room where the fire broke out, and firefighters flooded the area and plunged Roomba into an ugly carbon buildup. After that, it worked perfectly for more than a year, and gradually the plastic components cracked and failed. To be honest I'm fed up with this Roomba and want to buy a new, maybe more expensive, latest model, but this one still works well and I can't justify sending it to the grave and killing sea life with litter. Especially since you can buy these replacement parts for a lot less than buying a new Roomba. Every time a new part breaks, I think I can finally get a new Roomba. Unfortunately I found an easy to replace part online and it came back to life. Good luck getting rid of your old robot vacuum when you head out to get it repaired. You will never buy a new vacuum cleaner again. Death to capitalism!
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