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Disregard the disgusting floor, we have great danes and a ton of rain lately! Anyway I tried to begin a vacuum then mop session and received an error saying robot couldn’t not get a location. Found it just doing a little back and forth semi circle dance about 5 feet from the base. I put it back in the base and watched it try and begin again and instead of driving forward it immediately turns to its right like it wants to exit out the back of the base. Picked it up and instead of realizing the wheels were off the ground 1 wheel just kept spinning. Went through all of the trouble shooting steps I could find online and mova’s website including factory resets 2 times and it still wants to do this. I’m still under warranty so have contacted mova but was curious in the meantime if anyone has experienced this and know a fix before I go through the hassle of swapping this thing out.

Could have been better, not a single auto in 4 megas and 2 blasters. However the /10 Teslaa and /50 Penix help make up for it!

I just set my old 11000ax router up as an ap and hardwired my game consoles. I made 2 short patch cables and they tested good on the tester. The green connection is to the series x but the ps5 is showing yellow. I double checked with a store bought cat 6 cable and it’s showing the same thing so it isn’t the cable. Anyone know what’s going on here?

Recently hired contractor to tear out old shower insert and install schluter tiled shower. It’s been nothing but one problem after another. First started when tiler’s helper put wrong color grout in before asking what color went where (wanted black on floor and platinum on the walls). Then noticed the pan wasn’t seated to the slab and moved when stepped on. Tiler thought he could inject foam under it to “glue it down and ended up with a massive bowed area so the contractor sent a different person to tear it all out and redo the pan. After all of this we waited the full 7 days that the simple grout bucket said to wait before using the shower. Now after about a week and a half of using the shower I noticed a place where the grout had chipped away so I started poking at the grout and it’s super soft in the area pictures and just scoops out with my finger and the tiles in that area aren’t even attached to the thin set and pop right off. The pebbles outside the immediate area seem glued tight. Do I need to make them tear the entire floor out or can this small area be fixed?

We recently had our roof replaced. Originally had 3 tab shingles and replaced with architectural right at 15 years. Over the last couple years we have had random small leaks throughout the house. The ceiling is stamped and has never been painted. Is it possible to touch this up without painting the entire ceiling? The picture is one of the bigger spots, maybe 2.5-3 inches around. I was hoping maybe a quick coat of primer and maybe just restamping the spots or can I thin down drywall mud and use it almost like a paint? Sorry I know very little about drywall other than spackling nail holes in the walls and hitting it with canned orange peel and primer and paint.