Makita DRC300, Instruction Manual, Page: 24 / 480

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How to attach, remove, and use separately
sold items
Refer to the pages listed below for how to attach, remove, and use separately sold
items.
Separately sold items Reference
page
Remarks
Magnetic boundary line
20 –
Main brush
Soft main brush
25
The handling procedure is the same
as for the supplied main brush.
HEPA filter
24
Same as the supplied HEPA filter.
Side brush
Soft side brush
25
The handling procedure is the same
as for the supplied side brushes.
Battery
14 –
Main brush cover
25
Same as the supplied main brush
cover.
Bumper cushion
–
An anti -scratch cushion to be
attached to the robotic cleaner to
protect the objects.
How to dispose of garbage
WARNING
Be sure to turn off the power and remove the batteries from the robotic
cleaner before opening the top cover of the robotic cleaner.
• If a battery is left inserted in the robotic cleaner, electric shock or injury
may result.
1. Pressing the open button ( ) opens the top cover.
Be careful because the top cover opens quickly.
2. Remove the dust box.
Do not hold the dust box with its opening facing downward. Doing so can
cause dust to fall from the opening.
3. Release the two locked parts to open the top cover.
4. Take out the dust case.
Be careful not to open the top cover on the filter side.
5. Dispose of garbage in the dust case and dust box, then remove dirt and dust
in the filter.
If the filter is too dirty, remove the filter and wash it with water. (See page 24.)
6. Put the dust case back in the dust box. Then, close the top cover and lock the
two locking parts.
7. Put the dust box back in the robotic cleaner and push the top cover to close
until it clicks.
When closing the top cover, be careful not to get your fingers caught.
NOTICE
• At the end of every cleaning, discard the garbage and care for the filter. If you
continue cleaning without discarding garbage, the filter will get clogged and
the suction power decreases.
• Correctly attach the dust box and the filter.