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4. If it exsits much dust in the dust box, you can
clean the interior of it with water.(make sure the
dust box is dry before you put it into main body)
Clean the Main Brush
Assemble and Disassemble the Main Brush
1. As shown on the photo, lift up the frame of
main brush.(Tips: please do not pin the side
brush when assemble the frame of main brush. )
2. As shown on the above photo, pull the right
side of main brush, then lift up the main brush.
Clean the Main Brush
1. As shown on the photo, pease clean the main
brush with a clean brush regularly.
2. As shown on the photo, clean the hair and
entanglement in the main brush
Clean the Side Brush
1. Take out the screw with screwdriver on the side
brush.
2. Take out the side brush,
clean the hair on the side brush, then clean the
entanglement in the slot.
3. Put the side brush in the hole, lock the screw on
the side brush.
Clean the Wheels
Please clean the wheels regularly with the clean
brush.
Tips:
Hair and a strip of cloth may twine in the
axle of the wheels, please clean it regularly.
Clean the Sensors
It is suggested that you should mop the sensor
window with dry cloth after cleaning the sensors,
lest the dust is accumulated on the window and
influence the function.
Ground Detection Sensors
Wall Detection Sensors
Clean the Trailing Bar Assembly
Tips:
The trailing bar assembly is a accessory that
is suitable to the flat floor, please use it according
to the house environment.
Please assemble and disassemble the trailing bar
assembly according to the photo.
Tips:
When you install the snap joint on the both
sides, you should press or take it out lightly
perpendicular to the cleaner, or else the snap
joint will be bad.
Clean the Mop
1. There is a sticker on the trailing bar, so it is easy
to assemble and disassemble the mop.
2. The mop can be dry or wet when used.
Summary of Contents for tipitop robot S2
Page 2: ...2 1 A A B B G C H I J D E K L N C D E F G H I J K L M 2 ...
Page 3: ...3 B A A B C B C D E F H G I C D E A F G I H 3 4 5 ...
Page 4: ...4 A A A A A B B C B C F E D D B B C B A C 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...
Page 5: ...5 A A A B C D E F G H I J K B C D E H J K F G I B D C 12 13 14 ...
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