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AiBOT RC 520A User Manual Download Page 5

Package Contents

English

1.

Robotic

Cleaner

2.

Docking

station

3.

Rechargeable

battery

4.

Dusting

holder

5.

Side

brushes

-

2

6.

Adaptor

(DC

30V

1000mA)

7.

Remote

control

8.

Dust

bin

filter

9.

Dust paper

-

3

10.

Multi-language

user manual (on CD-ROM

11. Multi-language quick guide

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Summary of Contents for RC 520A

Page 1: ...Use s Manual RC 520A AiBOT Robotic Vacuum Cleaner...

Page 2: ...NEL OF DOCKING STATION 10 INSTALLATION GUIDE 11 Install The Docking Station Installation of Side Brushes Dust Paper Installing and Removing the Battery CHARGING THE BATTERY 16 GENERAL OPERATION 17 Pre...

Page 3: ...e or highly volatile liquids 8 Make sure exit doors leading outdoors are closed 9 During operation care should be taken to avoid the heat vent from becoming clogged during operation This could damage...

Page 4: ...rts of the room The side brushes are excellent for sweeping dust and hair into the dust bin After finishing one round of the program the unit will run the four courses of movement repeatedly to work c...

Page 5: ...Docking station 3 Rechargeable battery 4 Dusting holder 5 Side brushes 2 6 Adaptor DC 30V 1000mA 7 Remote control 8 Dust bin filter 9 Dust paper 3 10 Multi language user manual on CD ROM 11 Multi lan...

Page 6: ...ator Vacuum switch Cover Selection button Bumper Heat vent DC jack Contact points Anti cliff sensor Power switch Anti cliff sensor with adjustable window Side brush Anti cliff sensor Wheel Removable s...

Page 7: ...Docking Station English 1 Docking station 2 Mounting Bracket 3 Screws 2 Control Panel Socket for adaptor Hook Slot 6...

Page 8: ...n Charging state Charging mode Battery is fully charged 60 minute working mode The timer will count down while the unit is working 30 minute working mode The timer will count down while the unit is wo...

Page 9: ...ocking function ON Stop Note1 Docking function on The unit will return to the docking station to charge the battery Table 2 3 Cleaning Mode Switching CLEANING MODE CLEANING TIME CLEANING MODE INDICATO...

Page 10: ...uously Stop the unit immediately The unit moves backward for 20 cm The unit doesn t have the back anti cliff sensor to prevent it from falling from stairs when moving backward Switch the vacuum power...

Page 11: ...screen will flash Press Select to switch between Hour Minute Week for the setting If the time setting been done before the screen will show press and to adjust the digits 2 and Press to adjust the am...

Page 12: ...he wall where the docking station is mounted free of obstacles The distance to the left and to the right of the docking station should be at least 100 cm and 30 cm In Fig 2 2 Removethedocking station...

Page 13: ...lection button do not release and turn on the power switch of the unit when the unit begins to move release the selection button The unit will switch the mode to return to the Docking Station for char...

Page 14: ...ide out the cover in the direction of the arrows as shown in Fig 5 3 Insert unplug if removing the battery plug into the socket note the direction as shown in Fig 6 4 Place the battery in the battery...

Page 15: ...Side Brush Installation English 14 Put the brushes in the holders then mount the brush as shown in Fig 5 and Fig 6 Fig 5 Fig 6 Side brush PUSH DOWN Holder...

Page 16: ...Dust Paper 1 Insert the border of the dust paper into the grip slot of the dust paper holder as shown in Fig 10 2 Put the two bolts of the dust mopping paper holder in the two holes inside the two big...

Page 17: ...e of the unit first and then plug the AC end of the adaptor into the AC power outlet on the wall Connect the adaptor to the unit first before connecting to the AC power outlet Refer to Fig 13 Fig 12 F...

Page 18: ...the unit will begin cleaning automatically 3 After the work is completed the unit will emit a warning buzz and stop or return to the docking station depending on the function selected refer to table 1...

Page 19: ...loor The windows have four settings 3 2 1 0 The default setting is 3 The smaller the number is the shorter distance can be detected You can adjust the windows if necessary The scale of the windows mus...

Page 20: ...g 16 4 Lift up and take out the filter as shown in Fig 17 5 Throw away the dust and dirt from the dust bin as shown in Fig 18 6 Rinse the dustbin with tap water as shown in Fig 19 it is not necessary...

Page 21: ...Maintenance and Cleaning English Fig 16 Fig 17 Fig 18 20...

Page 22: ...Maintenance and Cleaning English Fig 19 Fig 20 Fig 21 Fig 22 ATTENTION Before starting the cleaner make sure to install the dust bin filter properly or you will damage the unit 21...

Page 23: ...ll accumulate around the intake 1 Turn off the power of the cleaner 2 Clean up the dust on the intake Fig 23 Intake Valve Fig 23 22 Clean Side Brushes 1 Pull up the brushes and remove any hair as show...

Page 24: ...in the sunlight or strong light 1 Change a new set of batteries 2 Re install the batteries correctly 3 Please close the curtain to avoid the unit directly to sunlight 4 Can t use the remote to contro...

Page 25: ...robot when it is recharging NO The output of the contact points is only 19V It is safe for humans and pets 6 Do I need to turn off the robot before charging it YES Please turn off the robot before rec...

Page 26: ...remove dusts hair on the filter with a soft brush gently for every two times of use It would extend the lifespan of your filter if you take good care of it 7 Do I need to maintain the robot frequently...

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