ROBOROCK S7 Spinning In Circles
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85%
CONF
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Drive Wheel Module
The drive system uses differential steering dependent on synchronized motor RPM. A failure in the brushed DC motor or the optical encoder within the module prevents the logic board from verifying rotation on one side, causing the software to drive the functional wheel continuously to compensate, resulting in a pivot or 'spinning' motion.
SKU: 9.01.0614
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10%
CONF
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Cliff Sensor Array
The cliff sensors utilize infrared triangulation to detect floor proximity. If a sensor fails or is internally shorted, the navigation logic perceives a constant drop-off (cliff). The safety firmware triggers a repetitive avoidance maneuver, which manifests as the robot spinning in place to find a safe path.
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5%
CONF
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Bumper Impact Sensor Switch
The mechanical bumper contains microswitches that signal physical obstructions. If a switch is stuck in the 'closed' position due to debris or mechanical fatigue, the robot's obstacle-avoidance algorithm interprets a constant collision on one side and executes a continuous turn to clear the perceived object.
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DIY Repair Guide
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