Do-not-disturb behaviour varies across brands and models. It may affect emptying or resuming without muting every sound, so test the functions that matter to your household.

A missed job can reflect charging, do-not-disturb settings, map selection or a paused routine. Look at the robot’s state at the scheduled time.

Soft mats can compress under the wheels and catch at the edges. Check their behaviour during a real crossing instead of relying only on an uncompressed thickness measurement.

Unexpected starts are often triggered by an old schedule, shared account or voice routine. Check command history where available before assuming a hardware fault.

A ramp can help with a modest doorway lip when its shape, grip and installation suit both the robot and the household. It is not a universal fix for steps.