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Unpacking
When you unpack the system, check that everything is complete.
If there are any missing parts or you detect any transport damage
when unpacking, please inform your dealer immediately.
Please arrange for the proper disposal of the packaging
The packaging material can be recycled. Please do not
place the packaging into the ordinary refuse for disposal,
but arrange for the proper recycling.
Installing the Access Ramp
• Hold the access ramp tilted.
• Insert the cut-outs of the station into the pins of the access
ramp.
• Press the station and the access ramp downwards until the
connection locks into place.
Installation Notes for the Station
When you select the location of the station, please make sure
that the robot is very likely to pass the infrared beam again and
again to easily find its way back to the station (see Figures 4a and
4b).
– Place the station on a level surface.
– Do not place any objects directly in front of the station.
– Do not lay any cables in front of the station (prevents the
robot from docking).
– Uncoil the power cord only to the required length.
– Secure the remaining power cord in the cable hooks. Please
make sure that the power cord is guided through the opening
in the housing (Figure 3).
• Connect the mains plug to a wall socket.
Cleaning a single room
The station is positioned in the room to be cleaned (Figure 4a).
The appliance can be adjusted to changing room sizes by means
of selecting the cleaning duration (see page 24, “Selecting the
Cleaning Duration”).
Cleaning a complete floor
The station is positioned in one room, and several rooms are
cleaned (Figure 4b).
Note
Note
Note
Note
Note
:::::
If transitions from one room to the other have a height
between 2 cm and 8 cm, then the robot can normally go down-
ward during operations but not upward.
Caution
Caution
Caution
Caution
Caution
:::::
For balconies and staircase exits, the inner conners need
to be secured if the passage height under the railing is greater
than 10 cm
Preparation
Figure 1: Unpacking the RC 3000
Figure 2: Installing the access ramp
Figure 3: Placing the station
Figure 4a: Cleaning a single room
Figure 4b: Cleaning a complete floor
Summary of Contents for RC 3000
Page 159: ...159 RC 3000 RC 3000 RC 3000 RC 3000 K RCHER H05 VV 2x 0 75 RC 3000 M...
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Page 162: ...162 Ro Ro Ro Ro Ro R Ro Ro 4a 4b 3 4a 164 4b 2 8 10 1 RC 3000 3 2 Ro Ro 4a 4b...
Page 163: ...163 4 G 10 12 1sec 4sec 0 5sec 0 5sec 168 60 7 50 10 60 11 4 RC 3000 CD 10 mm 10 cm 5 6 7 8...
Page 164: ...164 B A C bis 1 3 f 45 m 2 6 45 m 90 m 3 9 80 m 135 m 4 J 8 1 9 10 11 1 2 3 4...
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