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EN Robotic vacuum cleaner
User'smanual
Prior to using this appliance, please r
in cases, when one has already familiarised themselves with previous use of
similar types of appliances. Only use the appliance in the manner described in
this user’s
retrieved for future use
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purchase receipt and responsibility statement of the v
for at least the duration of the legal liability for unsatisfactory performance
or quality. In the event of transportation, we r
appliance in the original box from the manufacturer
DESCRIPTION OF
A1 Dust container compartment lid
A2 F
A3 Second inflow micr
A4 Dust container
A5 Dust container lid
A6 Dust container f
A7 Button f
container compartment lid
A8 Infrared signal r
A9 Contr
indicator
A10 Bumper
A11 Fr
A12 V
A13 Removable mop head
A14 Suction opening
A15 Motorised left wheel
A16 Clamp for securing andreleasing
the central rotary brush
A17 Removable central r
A18 Removable side rotary brush
A19 Connector with cover
it is intended only for service
purposes.
A20 0/I switch (off/on)
serves toturn the power to
the robotic vacuum cleaner on
andoff.
A21 Motorised right wheel
A22 Rubber squeegee
A23 Removable side rotary brush
A24 Battery compartment cover
A25 Fr
A26 Charging contacts
A27 Bottom sensors
OVERVIEW OF AC
B1 Charging station
B2 Power adapter
B3 Rechargeable battery
B4 Remote control
B5 Side rotary brushes (4 pcs)
B6 Mop head
B7 T
B8 Side rotary brush attachment
screws (2 pcs)
B9 Battery t
B10 Hex key combined with cross-
head screwdriver
DESCRIPTION OF
C1 Indicator light
signals that the charging station
is connected to apower socket.
C2 Power adapter power cor
connector socket
C3 Infrared navigation signal
transmitter
C4 Infrared anti-collision signal
transmitter
C5 Charging contacts
DESCRIPTION OF
D1 LCD displa
D2 Time display
D3 Automatic cleaning mode repeat
function setting indicator
D4 Number of automatic cleaning
cycles
D5 Automatic cleaning mode setting
indicator
D6 Along-the-wall cleaning mode
setting indicator
D7 Button
D8 Forward direction button ▲
D9 Left direction button ◄
D10 Mode selection button
D11 Automatic cleaning repeat
activate or deactivate setting
button
D12 Current time setting button
D13 Planned cleaning function setting
indicator
D14 Battery power level indicator
D15 Return to charging station mode
and charging mode indicator
D16 Spiral cleaning mode setting
indicator
D17 Button
D18 Right direction button ►
D19 Planned cleaning activate or
deactivate setting button
FEA
The robotic vacuum cleaner can be used for cleaning various types of hard
floors such as wooden or laminate floating floors, tiles
with a
combines various routes to optimally clean the entire floor ar
The suction opening A14 is equipped with a rotary brush A17 , which
effectively removes hairA18 and
A23 brush dirt out of hard-to-reach places along walls and furniture and out
of corners.
The motorised rubber wheels A15 and A21 protect sensitive floors against
scratching and can travel o
infrared sensors A11 in the front bumper A10 prev
cleaner from colliding with obstacles. Safe opera
made possible by the bottom anti-stair-fall sensors A27 .
In the event that the voltage on the battery B3 falls below acer
robotic vacuum cleaner will automatically search out the chargB1
and dock into it to recharge bef
The remote control B4 enables c
of the operating mode, number of automatic cleaning cycles, cleaning time
planning or for locating the vacuum cleaner via an acoustic signal.
OVERVIEW OF
AUT
The robotic vacuum cleaner effectively combines v
to optimally clean the entire floor area.
ALONG-
The robotic vacuum cleaner trav
figure E2, and the motorised rotary brushes A18 and A23 effectively brush out
dirt from the area along the walls, furniture and in corners to ensure perfect
cleaning results.
SPIRAL CLEANING MODE
The robotic vacuum cleaner moves in aspiral to clean alocation with ahigher
concentration of dirt, see figure E3.
RETURN T
The robotic vacuum cleaner will automatically switch to the r
station B1 mode whenever it detects low voltage in the battery B3 during
operation.
In this mode the robotic vacuum cleaner automatically seeks out the route to
the charging station B1 , see figure E4, and docks itself to enable the batt
B3 to recharge. If it is unsuccessful
successfully
commence.
Make sure that the charging station B1 is located in ac
instructions provided in chapter Installation location and using the charging
station. Otherwise, the vacuum cleaner may not dock successfully.
INST
TB5
(2B8 (2 pcs) and the hex key B10 . Using the screws B8 and the
hex key B10 , attach the rotary brushes B5 in the locations shown in figure F
T
The side rotary brushes A18 and A23 are intended for smooth floor surfaces
and ensure effective cleaning in corners, along walls and furniture
When using the robotic vacuum cleaner to clean rooms with carpets, r
the side rotary brushes A18 and A23 . T
sequence.
A
TB7 to the mop
head B6 using the V
vacuum cleaner as shown in figure G.
the normal operating position.
Only use the mop intended for this type of robotic vacuum cleaner
the mop head B6 without the textile sleeve B7 .
The mop is only an auxiliary function to the robotic vacuum cleaner and is
intended for cleaning smooth hard floor areas
wiping dust off the floor
The mop is not intended for cleaning carpets.
reverse sequence.
INSERTING AND REPLACING BA
CONTROL
Release the tab in the bottom part of the removable battery compartment
cover and remov
Insert two type LR03/AAA (2× 1.5 VB9 into the remote control B4 .
When inserting the batteries ensure the correct polarity as shown inside the
battery compartment. Close the cover
In the event that the batteries are flat, replac
combine various types of batteries or new and old batteries.
The signal range of the remote conB4 is approximately 6 m.
