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App
Symptom
Cause
Action
It is not possible to establish connection
to the app.
Was the smartphone connection button of the robotic cleaner
pressed?
Press the smartphone connection button to connect to the app.
See page 33.
Was the Wi -Fi® setting of the smartphone enabled?
Enable the Wi -Fi® setting of the smartphone.
There is a possibility that the distance between the smartphone
and the robotic cleaner is too long for radio waves to reach
properly.
Secure an unobstructed view by narrowing the distance between
the smartphone and the robotic cleaner and by relocating obstacles.
See page 11.
The connection to the robotic cleaner failed.
For iPhone:
Go to the iOS setting menu and enable the local network setting
for Makita Robotic Cleaner DRC300.
For Android:
If a pop -up appears to decide whether to keep the connection
after establishing the Wi -Fi connection, allow it.
The robotic cleaner may have failed to acquire the location
information. (The robot cleaner’s name is displayed as “null” in
the PIN code entry screen.)
Enable the location information setting of your smartphone.
Protection function
When any of the following conditions is established while the robotic cleaner is in operation, the motor stops automatically. This is due to the protection function, not failure.
Protection function
The motor stops automatically if the battery reaches a high temperature.
• Stop cleaning and remove the batteries from the robotic cleaner. Then, charge and cool the batteries using a charger with cooling system or wait until the batteries have cooled.
• If the robotic cleaner does not work even with the batteries cooled, cool the robotic cleaner.
• If an error number is displayed on the robotic cleaner, remove the cause of the error. (See page 28.)
The robotic cleaner stops automatically if the battery charge becomes weak, enters the sleep mode, and the power turns off completely if the remaining charge runs out.
• Remove the batteries from the robotic cleaner and charge the batteries.
The robotic cleaner stops automatically if an error is detected.
• Check the error number and remove the cause of the error. After removal of the cause, the robotic cleaner can be used again. (See page 28.)
Storage
Turn off the power and remove the batteries before keeping the robotic cleaner in storage.
Do not store the robotic cleaner in the following places because it is a precision machine. Doing so can cause heating, ignition, failure, deterioration of rubber parts, etc.
• Places where the temperature rises suddenly
• Places where the temperature drops suddenly
• Places where the temperature changes suddenly
• Near a flame, a heater, cooling and heating equipment, etc.
• Outdoors
• Places exposed to direct sunlight
• Places exposed to moisture or vapor
• Places with much dust and sand
• Smoky places
• Places with poor ventilation
If the robotic cleaner is kept in storage without being used for a long time, its performance may be impaired. To use the robotic cleaner for many years, occasionally turn on
the power of the robotic cleaner and use it.
Optional Accessories
CAUTION
These accessories or attachments are recommended for use with your Makita tool specified in this manual. The use of any other accessories or attachments
might present a risk of injury to persons. Only use accessory or attachment for its stated purpose.
If you need any assistance for more details regarding these accessories, ask your local Makita Service Center.
• Magnetic boundary line
• Main brush
• Soft main brush
• Side brush
• Soft side brush
• HEPA filter
• Main brush cover
• Bumper cushion
• Makita genuine battery and charger
NOTICE
• Some items in the list may be included in the tool package as standard accessories. They may differ from country to country.
• To avoid false recognition when using the bumper cushion, do not attach the bumper cushion to the following areas: The area in the lateral extension of the ultrasonic
sensors, and the upper and lower areas within 28 mm of the ultrasonic sensors.
Summary of Contents for DRC300
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Page 312: ...27 4 5 Део Начин о р ава а 1 1 2 ОБАВЕ ТЕ Е 6 7 8 9 10 11 О р ава е точкова ...
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Page 408: ...27 4 5 Ко понент Як виконувати о л 1 1 2 УВА А 6 7 8 9 10 11 До л анн за колеса и ...
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