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Shark: Error 30 or 1089, cannot return to base

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Our drawing of a round robot from above: error number 30 or 1089.

The robot cannot find its base.

Applies to: Shark RV2800 series. What you notice: error number 30 or 1089. This number is SharkNinja’s; on another maker’s robot the same number means something else.

What SharkNinja says to do

  1. Check the base is plugged into a working socket and has power, and that nothing blocks the robot’s path to it.
  2. Keep the base out of direct sunlight and off carpet; if you move the base, map the area again.
  3. Put the robot on the base, press VACUUM, and after at least 30 seconds press DOCK. It may realign a few times before it docks.
  4. If the error keeps returning, contact Shark support with your model and this error code.

Source

SharkNinja’s own support pages or manual, read on the date shown.

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