Having a Shark robot at home makes cleaning floors easier, but sometimes, there can be issues with connecting to WiFi, which causes your smart assistant to not work properly. I have also faced this issue and found helpful ways to reconnect the Shark robot to WiFi. Let’s find out how to reconnect it again!
Common Scenarios
Initial Setup Confusion
- The first time I tried to connect the Shark robot, the setup instructions were confusing. The guidance was not clear. I kept getting an error message on the app.
- I learned that the SharkClean app is essential for setting up the connection for the first time. It guides you through the process and makes it easier for you.
- Sometimes, the vacuum doesn’t appear on the app, or the connection fails completely. This often requires checking the manual for guidance. The manual provides helpful solutions.
Connection Drop After Power Outage
- Another issue happens when the power suddenly goes out. After the power returned, most devices reconnected automatically, but my Shark robot didn’t start working again.
- I noticed that the Shark robot sometimes struggles to reconnect to the WiFi network automatically, which means it needs to be reconnected manually.
Router or Network Changes
- Changing the WiFi router or network settings, like the password or network name (SSID), disconnects the Shark robot from the WiFi.
- After changing the network settings, I had to update the WiFi settings on my Shark robot so it could reconnect successfully.
Step-by-Step Guide. How To Reconnect Shark Robot To WiFi:
Using the SharkClean App
- Open the SharkClean app on your phone. If you don’t have it, download it from the iOS app store or Google Play store for Android.
- In the app, go to the settings menu, select the new Shark setup option, and then confirm by pressing “OK.”
- The screen will show that the Shark robot needs to be reset. You will need to press and hold the designated button until you hear a beep or see a light indicator.
Check if your smartphone is connected to the WiFi network. Make sure it’s the same network you want to connect the Shark robot to.
Reconnecting through the app is easy, and it’s the fastest way to fix WiFi connectivity issues.
Resetting the Shark Robot
- Press the Dock and Support buttons on your Shark robot vacuum.
- Press both buttons at the same time. Hold for ten seconds. Wait until the Shark robot’s LED light starts flashing.
- After resetting, open the SharkClean app. Follow the steps to reconnect the robot to your WiFi network.
Factory reset will erase all settings. You will need to set your favourite settings again. You will also need to set your schedule. This will help the robot work best.
This method is especially useful when the Shark robot app is not responding, or the connection issue is not being fixed by other methods.
Checking Your WiFi Network
- Check the functionality of your WiFi network by connecting another device to it. If the other device connects properly, then the issue might be with the Shark robot.
- Place your Shark robot closer to the WiFi router and see if the distance is affecting its connection.
- If you recently changed your WiFi password or SSID, update the WiFi settings in the SharkClean app.
These quadcopters use 2.4 GHz WiFi. They do not work with 5 GHz. If you have a dual-band router, choose the 2.4 GHz band. This band is the best for the robot. It helps the robot connect faster.
WiFi connectivity issues can sometimes be fixed by checking that your network is working properly. Moving the robot closer to the network can also help.
Rebooting the Robot and Router
- Turn off your Shar Robot by pressing the power button, then turn it back on after a minute.
- Unplug your WiFi router, wait 30 seconds, then plug it back in.
- Once your router has restarted and all devices are back online, use the CharClean app to report how to reconnect to WiFi.
Power cycling both the Char Robot and the router can resolve minor connectivity issues that simply reconnecting won’t fix.
This is a method that is often overlooked, but it is effective in adding connectivity to most smart home devices.
Troubleshooting the Connectivity of Shark Robot
When troubleshooting a vacuum cleaner’s WiFi, keep a few things in mind. Other wireless devices can interfere with the connection. Baby monitors, cordless phones, and microwaves can cause issues.
In my experience, I always update my four Grobot vacuums in the fall. You can usually update the firmware through the ShopClean app, which can fix bugs and improve the performance of the device. The ability to connect to WiFi is great.
Another DPA is to give your Shad robot a permanent IP address in your router settings. This can prevent IP address conflicts that can disconnect the robot from your WiFi network. Keep in mind that this process may vary depending on the robot’s model. You may need to consult your router’s manual or Shark’s support page for help.
Finally, adopting best practices for securing your WiFi network, such as using WBA2 encryption, not only makes your network more secure but also better complies with UT devices, such as four-group packaging, so that even if WiFi problems persist, four customers can still get it.
Conclusion
Reconnecting your Shark Robot vacuum to WiFi can be very easy. You can try these methods, such as using the Shark Clean app to reset the robot, checking the network, rebooting devices, and updating the router’s firmware. In addition, connecting smart home systems and replacing the router can greatly increase performance.
If you are experiencing connectivity issues, get help from Shark Customer Support. Automated systems can make everyday life easier, and making sure your Shark Robot is connected correctly is essential to achieving ease. In this way, you can change your WiFi to a single NAP or CHANNEL, which means four buttons on top of the button.