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COMMON PROBLEMS

Problem Type

Solution

Cannot be charged

Cannot go back to 

C harg ing  Base

The product is too far away from the charging base. Move it closer and try again.

Foreign objects may be trapped in the primary brush, side brushes, or wheels. Turn off the product and clear the foreign 

objects, then restart device.

When the product is on the charging base, it will consume a m i n i m u m amount of power to optimize battery performance.

Abnormal noise during operation

Reduced cleaning performance or dust

leakage from device 

Cannot connect to Wi-Fi

The battery is low. Place the device on the charging base and align its charging contact onto the charging base power charging 

pins. The device should automatically turn on. If the device is out of power, it may take some time to turn on.

The ambient temperature exceeds the normal operating range of 0-40°C. Only use this product in an environment which is 

under normal operating range of 32-100°F.

• The dust bin is full and needs to be cleaned.

• The filter is blocked and needs to be cleaned or replaced.

• The main brush is stuck with a foreign object and needs to be cleaned.

• Weak Wi-Fi signal. Make sure the product is in an area with g ood Wi-Fi signal coverage.

• Wi-Fi connection error has occurred. Download the latest version of the app and reset the Wi-Fi connection. Try  again.

• Incorrect Wi-Fi password.

• The router is running on a 5GHz network. The router needs to setup a 2.4 GHz network. This device only supports Wi-Fi connection

with 2.4GHz networks.

Remove the device and check whether the charging base indicator light is on or not. Ensure that both the charging base power 

charging pins are well connected with vacuum robot device charging contact plate.

The side brush may block the connection between the charging contact plate and charging base power charging pins. Move the side 

brush to ensure there’s no blockage. Clean the charging contacts on both charging pins and device contact plate.

Consuming power while

device is placed  on the 

charging base

Summary of Contents for L3510 Pro

Page 1: ...User Manual L3510 Pro APPLIED SCIENCE from Robotic Vacuum...

Page 2: ...SAFETY INFORMATION 1 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION 5 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION 8 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 13 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 16 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 17 COMMON PROBLEMS 19 WARRANTY 20 C O N T E N T S...

Page 3: ...a stationary or moving machine Never let clothing or body parts such as hair nails etc be drawn into the brush or wheel of this device otherwise it may cause personal injury Please do not use this pr...

Page 4: ...ird parties Please do not dismantle or refit battery and charging base Please keep the charging base away from heat sources such as heating plate Please do not wipe or clean the charging base using a...

Page 5: ...the Battery 1 Ensuring that the robot is not touching the charging base keep the product running until it uses up all of the battery and shuts down 2 Remove the screws from the battery cover 3 Remove...

Page 6: ...fire 2 The battery is subjected to extremely low air pressure conditions that may result in an explosion or leakage of flammable liquid or gas 3 Please do not put the battery in a high temperature env...

Page 7: ...5 WHAT S INCLUDED Charging Base x1 Adapter x1 Left Side brush x1 Right Side brush x1 Dust Box x 1 HEPA Filter x 1 Sponge Foam Filter x 1 Cleaning Brush x 1 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION...

Page 8: ...on TOF Wall Sensor LiDAR Module Charging Base Detection Sensor Bumper Sensor LiDAR Collision Detection Sensor Obstacle Detection Sensor Omnidirectional Wheel Left Side Brush Right Side Brush Charging...

Page 9: ...ght White Connected to Wi Fi Orange Not connectedto Wi Fi Red Error or low battery Reset Wi Fi Press and hold both buttons for 3 seconds Recharge Partial Clean Pause Button Press to recharge pause Pre...

Page 10: ...ace the device on the charging base and it will automatically turn on when it has enough power The device can work normally only when the battery is 20 charged As shown in the figure the front of the...

Page 11: ...ing base from the floor before use It ensures the device does not cause any power outages object damage by dragging cables Cleaned Area Cleaned Area CHARGING Automatic Trigger Charging When cleaning i...

Page 12: ...app to set scheduled cleaning times The device will start cleaning based on the set times The device will return tothe charging base once completed SUCTION POWER LEVEL The mobile app can let the user...

Page 13: ...et the Wi Fi Press and hold the key and key simultaneously for 3 seconds Wi Fi has been reset voice command will be prompted and the indicator light will turn purple and flick slowly Do Not Disturb DN...

Page 14: ...Once the brush cover has been securely installed there will be a click sound Note It is recommended to replace the side brushes once every 3 to 6 months to ensure optimal performance Side Brush 1 Fli...

Page 15: ...following order Net Filter Sponge Foam Filter HEPA Filter shown in the diagram below Net Filter 2 Open the dust bin and empty the dirt into the trash Once cleaned up close the dust bin cover and then...

Page 16: ...on the bottom of the vacuum and power charging pins on the charging base WARNING Please turn off the power before cleaning 6 The Charging Base SignalEmissionWindow ROUTINE MAINTENANECE Battery The vac...

Page 17: ...Vacuum Cleaner Model Rove Pro L3510 Dimensions 350x350x100 mm Weight 3 3 kg Battery 2600mAh Lithium Battery Input Voltage 14 4V Rated Power 50W 16 PRODUCT PARAMETERS Charging Base Dimensions 160x143x8...

Page 18: ...nd then restart the device Error 4 Clean the front sensor and restart in new position Error 5 Clean the right side sensor and restart in new position The TOF wall sensor is dirty or has become obstruc...

Page 19: ...ck the main brush a n d remove any foreign objects Error 13 Side brush may be stuck Please check The side brush is stuck Check the side brush a n d remove any foreign objects Error 14 Charge station n...

Page 20: ...nment which is under normal operating range of 32 100 F The dust bin is full and needs to be cleaned The filter is blocked and needs to be cleaned or replaced The main brush is stuck with a foreign ob...

Page 21: ...Warranty Service Options for select product categories 1 Normal wear and tear of wearable parts such as foam filters HEPA filters pads etc which require regular maintenance and or replacement to ensur...

Page 22: ...radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference...

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