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Dust tank
Fig.5
(Рage 58)
.
1.
Dust tank
2.
Primary filter
3.
High-efficiency
filter
4.
Dust tank cover
Charging base
Fig.6.
(Рage 58)
1. Signal transmission area
2. Charging terminal
3. Charge indicator
4. Cable slot
5. Charging terminal
Mop bracket and cloth
Fig.7.
(Рage 58)
1. Mop
2. Mop bracket
3. Velcro
4. Tab
3.
BEFORE USE
Take the product out of the box and remove all packaging materials.
Make sure all parts and components are included and in good conditions. If any sign of
visible damage is observed, contact immediately with the official Technical Support Service
of Cecotec.
space of at least 2 m in front of it.
Fig.9.
(Рage 59)
Warning: Do not expose the charging base to direct sun light.
Long press the power button for 3 seconds; when the light indicator turns on, place the robot
on the charging base.
Fig.10.
(Рage 59)
Steady blue light: ON/operating
Oscillating orange light: Charging
Red light blinks: Error
Note:
Take the robot to the charging base if the battery is low. The robot might not turn on if the
battery is very low.
The robot will automatically turn on when placed on the charging base.
The robot cannot be turned off during charging.
Wet & dry and dust tank installation
Note: It is not suggested to use the scrubbing function for the first-time use.
Open the tank’s blue silicone lid, fill the tank with water carefully so water does not come
out and close it again. Make sure the silicone clip is properly closed to avoid water from
pilling. Fig.11.
(Рage 59)
Install the tank in the robot following the indicated direction. Make sure the clip is properly
fastened.
Fig.12.
(Рage 59)
Only for Wet & dry tank installation:
Attach the mop to the bottom part of the mop bracket with the Velcro.
Fig.13.
(Рage 59)
Manually press the clips on both sides of the Wet & dry tank and push it into its correct
position. You will hear a click when it is properly fixed.
Fig.14.
(Рage 60)
Recommendations:
Do not use the scrubbing function while the robot is unattended.
Remove the mop bracket when the robot is charging or not in use.
If there are carpets in the house, set Restricted Areas to avoid the robot from passing over
them.
Add some drops of cleaning agent (not corrosive) if considered necessary.
To remove the mop bracket, press the release button and pull from it outwards.
2. PARTS AND COMPONENTS
Robot:
Fig.1.
(Рage 56)
1.
Back home mode
2.
Power/Automatic cleaning
button
3.
Network configuration
Robot and sensors
Fig.2.
(Рage 57)
1.
Laser sensor
2.
Top cover
3.
Back home/Power/Autocleaning mode
4.
Infrared receiver sensor
5.
Anti-collision sensor
6.
Omnidirectional wheel
7.
Charging terminals
8.
Battery
9.
Side brush
10.
Bumper
11.
Motor cover
12.
Main brush: For cleaning all types of surfaces
13.
Left side wheel
14.
Right side wheel
15.
Silicone brush: Special for pet hair
16.
Jalisco brush: Specific for hard floors
17.
Optical sensor: Specific for preventing the robot from
bumping
4.
INSTALLATION
Robot and charging base installation
Fig.8.
(Рage 59)
Connect the charging base to a power supply and store the remaining cable. It is important to
store the remaining cable at the bottom of the charging base to avoid it from being dragged
and disconnected.
Place the charging base against the wall, leaving the safety distance indicated in the below
picture.
Note: Ensure a space of at least 1 m on both the left and right side of the charging base, and a
Wet & Dry tank
Fig.3.
(Рage 58)
Water compartment
1.
Tank lock
2.
Water inlet
3.
Water tank
Dust compartment
Fig.4.
(Рage 58)
1.
High-efficiency
filter
2.
Dust compartment
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