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TCL Sweeva 6500 User Manual Download Page 13

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Introduction of Main Modules

Product Description

Charging pole pieces

Dust box release button

Dust collection port

Filter opening

Anti-drop sensor

Side brush

Charging electrode

Caster

UV-C lamp

Rolling brush
Rolling brush

protective cover

Wheel

Recharging

sensor

Along-the-wall

sensor

Front bumper

Recharging sensor

Radar

Front cover

Middle shell

Button

Dust box

opening

Filter

opening

Dust box

Filter

Warning: Take care to avoid direct exposure to human eyes with the UV-C lamp. Improper

use of the machine or damage to the housing may cause UV-C leakage.

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Summary of Contents for Sweeva 6500

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Page 3: ...EN Sweeva 6000 6500 User Manual Thank you for purchasing this product Please read the user manual carefully before use and keep it properly 01...

Page 4: ...safety About the battery Scope of use Disclaimers 3 Product Description Button light interaction Introduction of main modules 26 8 Exceptions and Self check 28 9 List of Faults 29 10 Technical Specif...

Page 5: ...well for future reference 3 If you need to transfer the product to a third party please attach the user manual along with the product 4 Appliances that are obviously damaged must not be operated 5 An...

Page 6: ...sed from any side other than the underside of the vacuum please contact support immediately using the Support tab inside the app UVC will turn off automatically if the robot detects it has been remove...

Page 7: ...d Before use remove fragile objects and arrange scattered wires on the oor for fear of affecting the normal operation of the sweeper The charging dock and self emptying dustbin shall be placed against...

Page 8: ...service department Use of wrong batteries may cause a safety accident Do not damage the battery during disassembly for fear of short circuit or battery leakage If the battery leaks prevent the contac...

Page 9: ...and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a resi...

Page 10: ...g dock 1 Power adapter 1 Sweeva 6000 Self Emptying Dustbin 1 dust bag 3 Sweeva 6500 Main machine Side brush 2 User manual 1 Cleaning brush 1 Filter 1 The number of accessories does not cover the filte...

Page 11: ...to restore factory settings Recharging button Cleaning Switch button Press and hold the two buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds to enter the network con guration mode Light Status Solid blue light s...

Page 12: ...f or the main machine and the charging dock are correctly connected Self Emptying Dustbin Sweeva 6500 Self Emptying dustbin indicator Solid white light When the main machine is not connected to the se...

Page 13: ...de Caster UV C lamp Rolling brush Rolling brush protective cover Wheel Recharging sensor Along the wall sensor Front bumper Recharging sensor Radar Front cover Middle shell Button Dust box opening Fil...

Page 14: ...compartment Fan lter Dust bag handle Dust bag Recharging and self emptying sensor Charging and self emptying sensing Vacuum button Vacuum the garbage in the main machine into the dust bag through the...

Page 15: ...on the left and right Note Install the charging dock in a position where the robot vacuum can easily reach It is recommended to place the charging dock against the wall on a level hard oor not on the...

Page 16: ...brush installation align with the holes and press gently to x the side brush on the machine Place the self emptying dustbin against and perpendicular to the wall on a level hard oor then insert the po...

Page 17: ...e needs to be fully charged approxi mately 4 hours to ensure normal operation Manually place the robot vacuum on the self emptying dustbin and aim it at the charging port When the white indicator ligh...

Page 18: ...Pv4 protocols The router frequency band is 2 4GHz or a dual band router that supports the 2 4GHz frequency band is used The main machine does not support the 5GHz frequency band If the main machine ca...

Page 19: ...ine in this manual If necessary reset the Wi Fi connection Please refer to the Operating Instructions Use of the Main Machine Reset Wi Fi Connection in this manual If other operations are triggered in...

Page 20: ...acuum will conduct cleaning back and forth in a bow shape to complete the cleaning of each zone one by one Start cleaning Start cleaning If the battery is too low the cleaning cannot be started please...

Page 21: ...e you need to press the button for automatic recharging b When the robot vacuum is stuck or cannot nd the charging dock please manually put the robot vacuum back on the charging dock for charging The...

Page 22: ...nding environ ment changes signi cantly the robot vacuum will try to relocate itself and may regenerate a map to match with the surrounding environment Details are as follows a If the relocation is su...

Page 23: ...the zone and return to the charging dock after cleaning After starting to clean the robot vacuum may enter the zone outside the selected zone so please clear the oor obstacles around the selected zon...

Page 24: ...ill destroy the material of the high performance lter and make it ineffective Please clean it with caution Reassemble the air dried dust box and lter assembly and put it back into the robot vacuum If...

Page 25: ...ccording to your needs Put the side brush back and press it tightly to ensure it is installed in place Self Emptying Dustbin Sweeva 6500 Reinstall the universal wheel and push it in until it clicks in...

Page 26: ...to the gure below remove the transparent cover of the dust channel with a screwdriver and clean out the foreign matter Note Violent disassembly is prohibited After cleaning the channel assemble the pa...

Page 27: ...Maintenance Please clean the UV C lamp regularly and wipe off the dust on the charging electrode with a soft dry cloth or cleaning brush Warning Turn off the power before cleaning Clean the UV C lamp...

Page 28: ...th foreign objects or move the machine to a new position and restart it Solution The bumper is stuck Please tap repeatedly to remove foreign objects If there are no foreign objects please move the mac...

Page 29: ...ne to a new position and restart it A forbidden zone is detected Please move the machine to a new position and restart it The battery is too low and the system will shut down auto matically Please cle...

Page 30: ...ture is too high or low Please do not use it until the battery return to the normal temperature 0 40 32 104 F Please check whether the wheels are stuck with foreign objects and restart the machine Ple...

Page 31: ...ensions Lithium battery Approx 180min standard level 0 40 0 35 90 RH 68dB standard level 342 94 5mm 14 52V Power adapter and Charging dock Functional parameters of accessories 100 240V AC Input voltag...

Page 32: ...T 26572 It indicates that the content of the hazardous substance in at least one of the homogeneous materials of this part exceeds the required limit speci ed in GB T 26572 All parts marked with in th...

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