u/Rochev7

New 100/1000 series.

Is there any way to use the app to shut off the roomba when it gets stuck, beause I've found absolutely nothing online about it or on their site.

Often times at work it says that the roomba is stuck and needs help. It'll literally try to get unstuck until its dead, creating way more wear and tear than necessay. My house has tall thresholds and I've reluctantly taped cardboard to make a ramp for it to get out of its housed-room. It was going great until it started going off to the side of it and pivoting itself at an angle towards the floor and side of the cardboard or step. Sometimes it also gets trapped behind a door somehow, and again it just says its stuck and continues trying to escape until the battery dies.

This is pretty irritating if there's nothing I can do on the app if I'm not home.

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2008 F150. My plow truck developed an issue this spring after sitting for a while, as it does. Runs like crap, no power. Two codes: p0113 (intake air temp circuit high) and one for the maf which comes on with it since they're integrated.

Wiring and connectors checked out, no leaks in the intake as per the spray method with carb cleaner and I took it apart and looked everything over several times.

At first, unplugging the maf would make it run normally. After a few times it made it worse, and now it will stall right away with the new one if it's unplugged.

I bought a new oem MAF assembly and it didn't help.

My long term fuel trims are 22% at idle.

BUT- my IAT and MAF readings are normal via live data. My MAF reading is in lbs and reads .05 lbs at idle, quickly jumping up with throttle input. The intake temp sensor is normal, as is the ambient.

Not sure where else to start digging. I did clean both maf sensors with their specific cleaner too.

I have an old cast iron vent pipe that runs off my 2nd floor toilet, and it goes through the roof (PVC by that point). It does go down to the basement and is branched into the septic pipe (also PVC). I have a private well+septic.

When the toilet flushes you can hear it quite loudly through that pipe if you're outside. It sounds just like the water rushing down the toilet flange, but echoes out the roof vent. The toilet has always flushed fine and no other drains make noise, including the other toilet.

Not sure if this is certainly a clog or possibly a characteristic of the setup. Oddly enough it doesn't happen every time.