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Free-fall sensors cleaning
Use a clean, dry and soft cloth to wipe off any dust from the free-fall sensor located on the
right side of the robot lower part.
Sensors
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Your robot vacuum cleaner has different types of sensors, for example, proximity sensors
that allow it to move around while detecting obstacles, or free-fall sensors that help it
detect slopes or possible gaps/unevenness such as staircases. These sensors are always
in contact with dust particles, and therefore can deteriorate over time, causing possible
navigation errors.
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It is recommended to clean all sensors of the robot vacuum cleaner every 35 hours of use
or less, using a soft, dry cloth.
Charging base
Likewise, the charging base includes charging terminals and the signal transmission area. Use
a clean, dry, soft cloth to wipe dust from these areas.
Battery charge and replacement
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To lengthen the battery shelf life, keep the robot charging on the charging base when not
in use.
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Remove the battery and store it in a safe, dry place if the device will not be used for a long
period of time.
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To replace the battery, follow the instructions below:
1.
Unscrew the 2 screws on the battery slot, remove the battery cover, and the battery. Fig.
14.
2.
Insert the new battery with the battery label facing up.
3.
Place the battery and the battery cover in its place and properly fix the screws back again.
5. TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
The robot does not start up or does not
clean.
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Possible cause and solution
The robot does not operate when the battery is
low. Allow it to charge before operating it.
The room temperature is below 0ºC or above
40ºC.
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