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Iclebo OMEGA User Manual Download Page 8

Main Sensor

Front Wheel

Charging

Pin

Side Brush

Lithium-ion battery

Manual charging jack

Power Switch

On Off

Front Wheel

Cover

Main

Blade

Main Blade Cover

Mop plate

Part Names

Top Part

Cleaning robot sensors

Bottom Part

Wheel

Bumper

Dust bin

Camera

Air vent

Display window

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Wheel lift detection sensor

Left/Right wheel speed

detection sensor

PSD sensor, IR sensor

Main sensor

ㆍBumper sensor

ㆍCharging station detection sensor

ㆍPSD sensor, IR sensor

ㆍDust bin and filter detection sensor

(internal)

ㆍDust detection sensor

(internal)

Camera sensor

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(Passive Encoder)

sensor

Gyro sensor

(internal)

Floor carpet detection sensor

(internal)

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Summary of Contents for OMEGA

Page 1: ...5 4 length cm 8 7 cm 3 1 kg 350 mm s Max HEPA filter Camera PSD Bumper Dust detection Floor carpet detection IR 80 min In Turbo Mode 60 min Approx 180 min 68 5 dB A In Turbo Mode 70dB A iOMN USA EN V1 www yujinrobotinc com Main Body Power Consumption Yujin Robot Customer Support 1 714 880 6036 MADE IN KOREA 17517 Fabrica Way Suite K Cerritos CA 90703 support yujinrobotinc com T 1 714 880 6036 F 1 ...

Page 2: ...in High Performance Accessories Emptying dust bin and cleaning HEPA filter Cleaning Side Brush Cleaning Sensors Cleaning the Main Blade Cleaning the Front Wheel Storage Maintenance Power On Off Start Stop cleaning Moving Manual Cleaning Cleaning modes Special Features Timer Mode For Effective Cleaning How a Cleaning Robot Operates Before Use Assembling Side Brush Installing Charging Station Mounti...

Page 3: ...er into a socket with excessive force It may cause fire or electric shock 2 Do not vacuum flammable objects surfactant or beverages or spray them nearby a product It may cause fire or damage of a product If water enters a product you must contact the service center for a checkup even if the product was dried thoroughly It may cause malfunction or damage of a product Do not touch an adapter with we...

Page 4: ... electric shock Please alert others when using a product or setting a timer mode People unaware of an operating robot cleaner may collide and get injured especially children and the elderly Do not put children or place objects on a robot cleaner Do not attach any object to the product It may cause injury or damage of a product Please turn off the power and do not leave a product unattended with a ...

Page 5: ...eave scratch marks on a certain type of wooden floor Please refrain from using the robot cleaner on such floors Please refrain from using the robot cleaner on such types of carpet Caution Blocking tape must be applied when operating a product in these areas Refrain from using a product in dangerous areas Do not use a product in a 10 degree slope or higher Product may not operate properly 10 or mor...

Page 6: ...e floor before using a robot cleaner It may cause damage or malfunction Please check if filter brush dust bit or other parts are in place before using a product Improperly assembled product may not operate properly or cause damage Do not contact any magnetic materials to the product body or charging terminal It may cause damage or malfunction Do not scrape product charging pins or sensors with cho...

Page 7: ...amage of the product 6 Robot Cleaner Remote Control Battery included Side Brush R Side Brush L Blocking tape Mop plate Wet mop 2EA User manual Charging Station Components Cleaning Brush Warnings Checklist after Use Batteries are explosive so do not discard them in fire If a cleaning robot or its parts are damaged please call the manufacturer or the service center for check and repair Using a damag...

Page 8: ...umper Dust bin Camera Air vent Display window 7 Wheel lift detection sensor Left Right wheel speed detection sensor PSD sensor IR sensor Main sensor ㆍBumper sensor ㆍCharging station detection sensor ㆍPSD sensor IR sensor ㆍDust bin and filter detection sensor internal ㆍDust detection sensor internal Camera sensor PE Passive Encoder sensor Gyro sensor internal Floor carpet detection sensor internal ...

Page 9: ...in a remote control before using a product Status Display Buttons Insert 2 AAA batteries included in the product packaging in a remote control before using a product 1 Slide down the battery cover to insert batteries 2 Check parts to accurately place batteries 3 Slide the battery cover up to close until it makes a clicking sound Inserting Remote Control Batteries Anti slip pad Inductive charging s...

Page 10: ...the robot cleaner with other objects such as wall a chair a flower vase and so on The robot cleaner can climb over a door sill up to 15mm in height and its floor detection sensor prevents the cleaner from falling off the stairs If the climb mode is disabled however the robot cleaner will only pass a sill up to 5mm or less in height Vacuum Function This cleaning robot is a blade type equipped with ...

Page 11: ...gn will show once the cleaner is fully charged Charging display LED Charging terminals Charging pins Mounting a mop pad will automatically disable a climb mode and the robot cleaner will not climb over a door sill and floor mat 1 Put mop pad tips on two mounting pins at the bottom of the cleaning robot s back side 2 Slide the pad up to assemble it 3 Mount a mop on the mop pad Place a soft cloth un...

Page 12: ...reen anti fall sensors 11 BASE will appear on the display screen and the battery sign will blink once it docks in the charging station Click the BASE button on the remote control to charge while the robot cleaner is in operation it will find the station and be docked in RemoteControl RemoteControl Display Operation Charging while in Use ㆍThis robot cleaner will automatically move to a charging sta...

Page 13: ...Press the power button Basic Mode Changing Mode 2 Press Start Stop button RemoteControl Move ManualCleaning 1 Press the power button 2 Press the desired mode Refer to the P 13 for details 1 3 2 4 3 1 4 1 Press the power button Press again to turn off RemoteControl Display Display PowerOn Off Operation Operation Display Operation 12 3 Set MINUTE by pressing the cursor keys and press OK 4 A beeping ...

Page 14: ...able when the mop plate is attached ㆍ CLIMB on a remote control to set or to unset a climb mode Maximize the suction for effective cleaning ㆍPress TURBO on a remote control to start CLIMB TURBO Operation To unset a preset climb mode press CLIMB on a remote control Press CLIMB again to reset Deactivating a climb mode while OMEGA cleans on a carpet may hinder OMEGA from coming down from the carpet T...

Page 15: ...teControl Display 1 Press TIMER on a remote control If a TIMER mode is preset the screen indicates a time set Pressing TIMER again will reset the time 2 Set HOUR with a cursor key and press OK 3 Set MINUTE with a cursor key and press OK 4 When a cleaning mode icon blinks click the desired mode and press OK Press CLIMB to deactivate a CLIMB mode if necessary 5 Once a TIMER mode is set a clock symbo...

Page 16: ...l decrease any chance of scratch The side brushes may be caught in the blade groove when mounting the main blade It is recommended to remove the side brushes when mounting the main blade CleaningSensors CleaningtheMainBlade CLICK 15 3 After removing the main blade cover dissemble the main blade 4 Clean dust and dirt on the main blade Clean the main blade with caution to avoid the blades from falli...

Page 17: ...sumable and cannot be reused Replace it when it is worn or too dirty Every 3 months As needed Replace a blade or a brush when worn out to avoid weak performance If charging time or working time is significantly decreased replace the battery pack Battery warranty 6 months 12 18 months Item Image Recommended ReplacementCycle Note Do not place other objects on the robot cleaner This may cause damage ...

Page 18: ...tteries Wipe the infrared sensors or beam projector with a soft cloth Press the bumper several times The robot cleaner is not charging Charging station or robot cleaner is not connected properly to the plug Connect the power of charging station and robot cleaner properly After cleaning the robot cleaner is not returning to the charging station Power of the charging station is not connected properl...

Page 19: ... with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to pro vide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not in stalled and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However...

Page 20: ...ajor repair needed within 10 days from date of purchase Product warranty period is 1 year and battery warranty is 6 months A fee is charged for requesting a service when product is not defective so please follow the user guide first Unstated consumer compensation case follows Consumers Dispute Settlement standards 1 Damages by cleaning adjustment instruction and installment 2 Customer s carelessne...

Page 21: ...his vacuum cleaning robot contains open source software To obtain the source code visit www iclebo com Yujinrobot Inc hereby provides a complete copy of the corresponding source code Open source software ...

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