Sencor SRV 4000GD, Translation Of The Original Manual

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Robotic vacuum cleaner
User's manual
BEFORE FIRST USE
■ Prior to using this appliance, please read the user's manual thoroughly, even in cases, when one has already
familiarised themselves with previous use of similar types of appliances. Only use the appliance in the manner
described in this user’s manual. Keep this user's manual in a safe place where it can be easily retrieved for
future use. In the event that you hand this appliance over to somebody else, make sure to also include this
user's manual.
■
We recommend saving the original cardboard box, packaging material, purchase receipt and responsibility
statement of the vendor or warranty card for at least the duration of the legal liability for unsatisfactory
performance or quality. In the event of transportation, we recommend that you pack the appliance in the original
box from the manufacturer.
■ Carefully unpack the appliance and take care not to throw away any part of the packaging before you find all
the parts of the appliance.
DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE AND ACCESSORIES
A1
Infrared signal receiver
A2 Bumper bar
A3
Control panel
A4 Lid
A5 Power adapter connector socket
A6
Display
A7 ON/OFF button
A8 PLAN button
A9
EDGE CLEAN button
A10 System time / scheduled cleaning time
A11 MAX button
A12
HOME button
A13 I/O switch (On/Off)
A14 Bottom anti-fall sensor
A15 Charging contacts
A16 Left side rotary brush (L)
A17
Bottom anti-fall sensor
A18 Left motorised rubber wheel
A19
Bottom anti-fall sensor
A20 Battery cover
A21 Rotary brush
A22
Front swivel wheel
A23 Right side rotary brush (R)
A24 Bottom anti-fall sensor
A25
Right motorised rubber wheel
A26 Mop attachment holes
A27 Bottom anti-fall sensor
A28
Mop attachment holes
A29 Dust container
A30 Suction hole
A31 Open lid button
B1 Remote control
B2 ON/OFF button
B3
Forward button
B4 Left button
B5 Right button
B6
Reverse button
B7 HOME button
B8 MODE button
B9
MAX button
B10 Cover
B11 Battery compartment
C1 Battery
C2 Battery connection connector
C3 Battery connector
D1
Charging base
D2 Power adapter plug socket
D3 Infrared beam transmitter
D4
Charging contacts
D5
Power adapter
D6 Power adapter plug
D7 Base power connection indicator
E1 Holder
E2
Top Velcro zip
E3 Side Velcro zip
E4 Bottom Velcro zip
E5
Water tank
E6 Water tank cover
E7
Top fastening pins
E8 Bottom fastening pins
E9 Anti-static duster
F1 Side latch
F2 Dust container lid
F3
Filter
F4 HEPA filter with frame
F5
Cleaning brush
G1
Latch
G2 Top cover
G3 Latches
G4
Bottom cover
G5 Clamp
G6 Brushes
H1 Magnetic tape
PURPOSE OF USE AND FEATURES OF THE ROBOTIC VACUUM CLEANER
The robotic vacuum cleaner can be used for cleaning various types of hard floors such as wooden or laminate
floating floors, tiles, vinyl, etc. and carpets with a low pile. In the automatic cleaning mode, the vacuum cleaner
effectively combines various routes to optimally clean the entire floor area.
The suction hole A30 is equipped with a rotary brush A21 , which effectively removes hair, animal fur, etc. The two
side rotary brushes A16 and A23 brush dirt out of hard-to-reach places along walls and furniture and out of corners.
For cleaning heavier soiled areas, the robotic vacuum cleaner is equipped with a dust detector. The motorised
rubber wheels A18 and A25 protect sensitive floors against scratching and can travel over threshold strips up to
a height of 1.5 cm and ride on to a 2 cm high carpet. The infrared sensors in the front bumper
A2
prevent the robotic
vacuum cleaner from colliding with obstacles. The bottom sensors A14, A17, A19, A24 and A27 prevent the
vacuum cleaner from falling down stairs and enable the safe operation of the vacuum cleaner in rooms with stairs.
Another advantage of a robotic vacuum cleaner is the mop function, which enables dry and wet wiping of smooth
hard floor surfaces. While wiping, the robotic vacuum cleaner vacuums small bits of dirt and dust from the floor to
prevent the duster from being excessively soiled during the cleaning cycle.
In the event that the voltage on the battery falls below a certain level, the robotic vacuum cleaner will automatically
search out the charging base
D1
and dock into it to recharge before further use.
The remote control B1 facilitates convenient control, enabling the vacuum cleaner to be turned on and off, to be
set to the automatic cleaning mode, to select an operating mode or to send the robotic vacuum cleaner to the
charging base.
CONTROL ELEMENTS OF THE ROBOTIC VACUUM CLEANER
CONTROL ELEMENTS ON THE ROBOTIC VACUUM CLEANER
SWITCH A13 (I/O)
■
Switch
A13
serves to turn the power supply to the robotic vacuum cleaner on and off.
BUTTON A7 (ON/ OFF)
■
Button
A7
has several functions. It serves to put the robotic vacuum cleaner into the automatic cleaning mode,
to put the robotic vacuum cleaner into sleep mode and back to stand-by mode, and to stop it. In the time setting
and scheduled cleaning setting modes it serves to confirm the set values.
BUTTON A8 (PLAN)
■
Button
A8
has two functions. Press it in stand-by mode or during charging to enter or leave the system time
setting mode of the vacuum cleaner. Hold it down for longer than 5 seconds to enter or leave the scheduled
cleaning setting mode.
BUTTON A9 (EDGE CLEAN)
■ Press button A9 to set the robotic vacuum cleaner to the clean along the walls mode, in which it moves along the
perimeter of the room and the motorised side rotary brushes
A16
and
A23
sweep out the dirt along the walls,
furniture and in corners to achieve a perfect clean.
TIME AND MESSAGE DISPLAY A10
■ The set system time, the scheduled cleaning time and any system messages of the robotic vacuum cleaner are
shown here.
BUTTON A11 (MAX)
■
When button
B9
is pressed, the vacuum cleaner will go into maximum power mode, in which the vacuum
cleaner will continue cleaning until the battery C1 is almost flat.
BUTTON A12 (HOME)
■ Button A12 has two functions. When pressed while the vacuum cleaner is running, the vacuum cleaner will seek
out the charging base. When pressed in the set scheduled cleaning mode, it serves to increase the numerical
value.
CONTROL ELEMENTS ON THE REMOTE CONTROL
Attention:
The remote control B1 range is approximately 6 m. If the robotic vacuum cleaner is
located outside the signal range, the signal will not be transmitted.
BUTTON B2 (ON/OFF)
■ Button B2 serves to put the robotic vacuum cleaner into the automatic cleaning mode and to stop its operation.
DIRECTION BUTTONS
■
The direction buttons
B3
,
B4
,
B5
and
B6
can be used to manually control the movement of the robotic vacuum
cleaner on the floor. When the vacuum cleaner is moved on the floor, the operation of the motorised side
rotary brushes A16 and A23 is synchronised with the movement of the motorised wheels A18 and A25 . The
vacuuming function is disabled during this time.
■ When the direction button B3 is pressed, the robotic vacuum cleaner will move forward. For continuous
movement forward, hold down button B3 . When button B3 is released, the vacuum cleaner will stop moving.
■
When direction button
B4
is pressed, the vacuum cleaner will turn anticlockwise. To continuously turn the
vacuum cleaner, hold down button B4 . When button B4 is released, the vacuum cleaner will stop moving.
■ When direction button B5 is pressed, the vacuum cleaner will turn clockwise. To continuously turn the vacuum
cleaner, hold down button
B5
. When button
B5
is released, the vacuum cleaner will stop moving.
■ In the manual movement control mode, the robotic vacuum cleaner moves according to the direction buttons
and the sensors in the front: bumper bar
A2
and
A14, A17, A19, A24 and A27
prevent collisions with obstacles
and falling from stairs.
BUTTON B7 (HOME)
■ When button B7 is pressed while the vacuum cleaner is running, the vacuum cleaner will seek out the charging
base.
BUTTON B8 (MODE)
■ Repeatedly pressing button B8 will select the individual robotic vacuum cleaner cleaning modes or set it to
the stand-by mode.
BUTTON B9 (MAX)
■ When button B9 is pressed, the vacuum cleaner will go into maximum power mode, in which the vacuum
cleaner will continue cleaning until the battery C1 is almost flat.
Attention:
When the remote control is used in the direct vicinity of the charging base, the
robotic vacuum cleaner may not necessarily recognise the command and may not
function properly.
When not using the remote control for an extended period of time, take out its
batteries.