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Failure to activate
and charge the robot No contact with the
base.
The base is not
connected to the
adapter.
A non-standard
adapter in use. Check the robot connection to the
base.
Connect the base as per the
Manual.
Use the standard adapter.
2
The robot jerks
instead moving. Something has wound
around the wheels or
the brushes. The robot tries to get rid
automatically. If it's impossible,
give it help.
3
The robot goes to
the charge base
before the cleanup
program is
completed. The robot goes to the
base at a low level of
its charge.
Vacuuming on
different floorings
requires different
consumptions of
energy. Charge the robot
The autonomous operation time of
the robot depends on complexity of
the room, the amount of debris, and
the cleanup mode.
4
The robot fails to
accomplish the
vacuuming. The robot is de-
energized.
The battery is
discharged.
The robot is blocked
by debris. Switch on the robot.
While the robot is under standby
mode, make sure it is charged so
that it has enough energy to work at
any time.
Clean the dust container and the
robot as per the Manual.
5. Failure to activate
the robot from the
control unit (the
control unit reach is
5 meters). The control unit
battery is discharged.
The robot is de-
energized\ its battery
is discharged.
The control unit
transducer is
contaminated.
There are noise from
other infrared
radiation sources. Replace the batteries (2 pcs. AAA).
Switch on/ charge the robot.
Wipe the control unit transducer by
a soft cloth.
Do not use the control unit near
other devices emitting infrared
radiation.