Consequential Robotics MiRo-E Owner'S Manual Download Page 10

Store the robot with its battery pack disconnected and removed.

However, as indicated above, charge the battery pack at least every 
three months during storage, to maintain its condition and lifetime. You 
can use the included adapter to charge the battery “off robot”, if 
desired.

Look out for signs that the batteries are running low and stop and recharge 
them when this happens to avoid any reduction of their lifetime. Signs of a 
low battery are (i) the low battery alarm sounds (see documentation), (ii) the
robot makes “long blinks” often when in demonstration mode, (iii) any joint is 
particularly noisy during movement.

Do not lubricate any joint, modify the robot, disassemble any part of the 
robot, or attempt any repair, except exactly as indicated in the 
Maintenance section of the documentation.

Do not mistreat the robot in general—for example, do not place objects on 
top of it, do not paint it or subject it to high temperatures, do not strike it or 
apply high pressures to it. Any damage may pose additional or elevated 
hazards and so it is critical to safety that the robot remain in good order. As 
indicated above, if you suspect that the robot is damaged in any way, and if
it is safe to do so, you should immediately 

MAKE THE EQUIPMENT SAFE

 and 

then contact support.

Transport the robot in its original packaging.

And, whatever you do, don’t feed the robot after midnight.

Warranty

We provide a one-year warranty covering manufacturing defects only, 
provided that the robot has only been used in the application for which it is 
intended and that it has not been subjected to misuse or abuse or subjected
to an unreasonable lack of care (for specific exclusions, see below).

During the warranty period, which begins on the shipping date, we will repair
or replace (at our option) the robot free of charge utilising new or 
refurbished replacement parts.

To take advantage of this warranty, the robot must be returned to us in its 
original packaging for inspection at your cost. We will return the robot to you 
following repair, or otherwise supply a replacement robot, at our cost, and in 
a reasonable time.

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Revision date 17 Feb 2021

Summary of Contents for MiRo-E

Page 1: ...to the sort of hazards raised by working with the robot some of which may be unfamiliar and or unexpected You must perform your own risk assessment to determine how to operate the robot safely in you...

Page 2: ...pack If the robot fails to shutdown in the usual way leave the switch off and power will be withdrawn automatically after two minutes Please note that during this two minute period the robot may be a...

Page 3: ...ard The robot is a mobile interactive physical device and poses hazards of physical and emotional harm The robot exchanges data with the local network and poses an information security hazard Do not u...

Page 4: ...ld in turn lead to overheating fire or leakage of chemicals Do not force the connection between the battery and the robot connection with incorrect polarity may cause a short circuit If it is difficul...

Page 5: ...d above and contact support DO NOT take chances if you are in ANY DOUBT follow your local emergency procedures that apply in case of an electrical and fire hazard If a battery pack begins to hold char...

Page 6: ...tion mode it may approach the same location repeatedly which might be interpreted by some persons as aggressive or frustrating behaviour for example Such behaviour may therefore pose a hazard of negat...

Page 7: ...disabled and future system updates will be performed when a robot software update is invoked You should therefore perform a robot software update regularly please see the robot software update page of...

Page 8: ...ous if the robot is used by or around vulnerable persons including but not limited to children You should ensure that a competent person has secured these data streams against such unintended delivery...

Page 9: ...g which might pose a fire hazard as well as being damaging to the robot Blocking the operation of any sensors may exacerbate other hazards Do not operate the robot in a dirty environment including for...

Page 10: ...ssures to it Any damage may pose additional or elevated hazards and so it is critical to safety that the robot remain in good order As indicated above if you suspect that the robot is damaged in any w...

Page 11: ...eled bin icon alongside is attached to this product to indicate that the robot is Electrical and electronic equipment EEE Since 2002 it has been mandated by the WEEE Waste EEE directive of the Europea...

Page 12: ...f being buried or burned a huge saving in raw materials and in the energy required to produce and process these Consequential Robotics Ltd is a registered producer of EEE in the UK our registration nu...

Page 13: ...dio communications However there is no guarantee that the interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception wh...

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