Kärcher RC 3.000, Руководство пользователя

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No. Damages of the items of furniture can
be excluded.
Please note, however, the lightweight and
fragile objects may be touched and moved
by the robot. Objects that are equipped with
a cable, may be pulled down from furniture
(e.g. telephone). It is important to prepare
the room in such a manner that it is suitable
for robots.
As the robot is not noisy and does not work
with ultrasound, problems with pets are not
to be expected. The self-movement behav-
iour only arises the mistrust of the pets.
The robot should not be left unattended if
children are playing in the same room. Me-
chanical damages are likely if children sit
on the robot while it is in operation.
The robot is only able to get out of tricky sit-
uations to a certain degree. Piled cables
can induce him to hopeless manoeuvres. In
this case the robot turns off automatically
after a specific period of time. The red sig-
nal on the robot lights up quickly.
The best solution is to place the robot on a
free area and turn it off and on again. Then,
it continues its cleaning run without prob-
lems.
You can lift the robot from the floor using
both hands, or you carry it by putting one
hand into the relief of the brush.
As a result, the filter becomes blocked. You
have to remove the filter from the robot and
clean it (see Chapter "
Cleaning flat filter “).
Nothing can happen. The robot stops at this
point and displays the signal for being
stuck. If no more light is blinking, the batter-
ies are depleted and must be recharged.
Can the furniture etc. be damaged?
How do pets react to the robot?
What is important with respect to chil-
dren?
Why does the robot stop in some situa-
tions?
How do I transport my robot properly?
What happens if the robot has swept up
wet dirt?
What happens if the robot gets stuck
while I am not at home?
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