Yeah, the four-beep solid red light error is classic—something's jammed in the rolling brush.
- Turn the RoboVac off using the main power switch on the bottom.
- Flip it over. Pull the two release tabs on the brush guard to unlock it.
- Lift out the rolling brush. You'll probably find a hair tourniquet or a chunk of debris wrapped around the ends.
- Use the provided cleaning tool or a pair of scissors to cut and remove all the tangled material.
- Reinstall the brush by inserting the fixed (non-gear) end first, then clicking the other end into place. Press down to snap the guard closed.
- Turn the power back on.
If that didn't work: The side brush might also be stuck (two-beep error). Turn it off and remove any hair or string wrapped around the side brush axles.
Heads up: Clean the rolling brush weekly to prevent this. Long-haired pet owners, you know the drill.