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Recommendation
It is recommended to clean the side brushes once a week with the help of the self-cleaning
brush.
Sensors
The robot vacuum cleaner has different types of sensors, for example, proximity sensors
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that allow the robot to move around while detecting obstacles, or fall-detection sensors
that help the robot 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.
It is suggested to clean all the robot sensors with a dry and soft cloth after a maximum of
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35 hours of operation or less.
Charging and replacing the battery
To extend battery life, leave the robot vacuum cleaner charging on the self-emptying
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base whenever not in use.
Remove the battery and store it in a safe, dry place if the robot vacuum cleaner will not be
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used for a long period of time.
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Follow the below instructions to replace the batteries: Fig. 11:
1. Unscrew the battery compartment screws and remove the battery-compartment cover
and the battery.
2. Insert the new battery with the battery label facing up.
3. Put the battery and the battery cover in back in place and properly fix the screws back
again.
Self-emptying base
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The light indicator on the base will turn red when the bag is not installed or when the
base detects abnormal behaviour.
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While the robot is charging, the light will stay blue.
Opening
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Open the lid.
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Pull on the handle to remove the dirt-disposal bag.
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Put in a new one.
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Close the lid again.
Cleaning the dirt duct
If the light indicator is red when the dirt-disposal bag is not full, unplug and rotate the unit
to check if there is a blockage in the transparent cover. If so, remove the screws with a
screwdriver, open the transparent cover, and remove what's causing the blockage. Then,
re-screw the cover.
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