How to Reconnect Your Shark Robot to WiFi Easily

Yo buddy!

So, you got yourself a Shark Robot, huh? That little dude is supposed to clean your floors while you binge-watch reality TV or something. But then, BOOM! Your WiFi decides to act like a teenager during finals week and suddenly you’re staring at a Roomba with more attitude than a cat who just got its tail stepped on. So how do we get that Shark Robot back online? Buckle up because it’s gonna be a wild ride!

Step 1: Grab your phone

First thing’s first. You gotta summon the power of your smartphone. Ya know, that magical rectangle that can order pizza in two seconds flat but gets all moody when it comes to connecting robots?

So, go grab it. No, not the remote! The phone!

Step 2: Find your Shark app

Once you’ve got your trusty smartphone, scroll through those apps like you’re looking for hidden treasure. Look for the one with a shark as the icon – no not Jaws, the other one. If you can’t find it, check if you accidentally deleted it while uninstalling every app you never use…like that one that tracks how many times you blinked this week.

Step 3: Open the app and enter robot rehab mode

Okay, now open the Shark app and give it some love! This is where things get tricky because sometimes the robot needs “rehabilitation,” kinda like when my cousin tried to reconnect with his ex on Facebook. But don’t worry! It’s easier than you think.

If your robot still has its dignity (and isn’t hiding in shame under your couch), there should be an option that says “Connect to WiFi.” Click that baby like it’s an invitation to an all-you-can-eat buffet.

Step 4: Remember your WiFi password

Alright so here comes the hard part. Do you actually remember your WiFi password? Is it “password123” or maybe “Iheartcats21”? Don’t lie; I know so many people who use random phrases they think are clever but are really just odd combinations of their last pet’s name and their high school locker number.

If you’ve forgotten it and have no clue where to find it, well good luck breaking into your own network!

Step 5: Time to connect

Once you’ve entered what you hope is the right password (while praying to all tech gods out there), hit connect! Just wait for a second which feels like forever because you’re sitting there thinking about how much dust is probably swirling around in your home right now thanks to that lazy automation…

But if things go right, you’ll see a little light on your Shark Robot change color – kind of like its way of saying “Thank You” or “Finally!” Just don’t forget to tell it how good it looks post-connection!

Step 6: Test drive time

Okay now here’s where the fun begins! Send your Shark on its maiden voyage while connected! Be sure to watch closely as this modern-day cleaning knight speeds across dirt and crumbs… could someone have dropped nachos again?

And yes, please take note of how much satisfaction comes from watching it bump into things like it’s trying out for Dancing With The Robots.

Step 7: Celebrate!

Whip out some snacks and throw yourself a mini-party cause YOU DID IT!!! You reconnected that fearless cleaning machine back into society just like putting butter back on popcorn after someone stole it! You deserve all the virtual high-fives in the world!

FAQs about Reconnecting Your Shark Robot

Question: My shark won’t connect at all
Answer: Try turning off & on both the robot & your router – sometimes they just need a timeout together

Question: What if I forgot my password
Answer: Go look on Google or call tech support – just don’t blame me when they put you on hold forever

Question: Can I use my neighbor’s WiFi
Answer: Technically yes but also…that’s gonna get awkward real quick next time you run into them

Question: Why does my shark keep getting stuck
Answer: It’s probably confused by life’s choices – or there’s still cat hair clinging onto furniture  

Question: How often should I clean my shark
Answer: Whenever it’s dramatically limping around cause it’s too full of dirt – treat him like he’s royalty

Question: Can I teach him tricks?
Answer: If by tricks you mean getting him to avoid stairs yes…but otherwise don’t expect too much

Question: Will my dog attack my shark
Answer: There’s always a chance unless you’ve trained them both for ultimate peace (good luck with that)

And voila!! Now you’re ready to live harmoniously with your cleaned up house and happy Robo-friend!!