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iRobot Roomba 675Roomba error 2Roomba error 2 — cause and how to fix it

Product InfoiRobot
Brand
iRobot
Model
Roomba 675
Error code
Roomba error 2
Part needed
Roomba 600 series bumper assembly
Support line
1-800-727-9077
iRobot Roomba 675

Error code: Roomba error 2

This error usually means the robot's bumper is stuck and it can't detect obstacles.

How to fix Roomba 675 Roomba error 2

  1. 1

    Give the bumper a good wiggle to free it up.

  2. 2

    Check for any debris jammed in the bumper mechanism and clear it out.

  3. 3

    If the bumper feels loose or is constantly getting stuck, the internal bumper sensor might be damaged and the whole bumper assembly may need replacing, which you can find for around $15-25.

iRobot Roomba 675 repair reference photo 2
iRobot Roomba 675 repair reference photo 3

What this repair uses

Roomba 600 series bumper assembly

Part for this repair
Roomba 600 series bumper assembly

Take it out, clean it, and seat it again before you replace it. If the error stays, this is the part to change.

Frequently asked questions

What does iRobot Roomba 675 Roomba error 2 mean?

This error usually means the robot's bumper is stuck and it can't detect obstacles.

Is this a hard repair to do myself?

Most of the steps above take 20-40 minutes with basic tools like a screwdriver. If you'd rather not open the unit yourself, contact the official support line below instead.

What part do I need?

You'll need a Roomba 600 series bumper assembly. Compatible aftermarket parts are widely available on AliExpress and typically cost $8-60 depending on the part.

How do I contact iRobot support?

Register your Roomba on the iRobot app before contacting support — this speeds up warranty claims significantly. Phone: 1-800-727-9077

Official support

iRobotOfficial customer support

Register your Roomba on the iRobot app before contacting support — this speeds up warranty claims significantly.

Support line

1-800-727-9077

Mon–Fri 9AM–9PM EST

Online support

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