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 
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
 
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 
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 
 
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               
 
               
              
 

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 
 
 
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 
 
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 
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 
 
 
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 
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6
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 
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 


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  
                
            
  
 
                
 
            

 
 
 
               
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 
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 


 
               
 
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  
  
  
  
  

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   
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  
              

  
   
              
                 
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  
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 
  
               
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 
  
 
          
 
  
             
 
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 
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10
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
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 
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              
             
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  
              
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             
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             
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        
      
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             
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Troubleshooting:
1. What should we do if the Cleaner is dropped down from the edge of stairs?
Solution: Wipe away the dust for the probe at the bottom of the front plate with dry cloth.
2. How to deal with it if the Cleaner stop running and all indicators are on during cleaning?
Solution: Check whether there are large or bar-shaped junks blocked in the main brush
or left and right wheel, and clean the bin if it’s full.
3. How to deal with it if the Cleaner fixes at one place and rotates?
Solution: Check whether there are junks blocked at the left and right wheel and clean
away the dust on the probe at the bottom.
4. What should we do if the Virtual Wall doesn’t work?
Solution: Place the Virtual Wall unit at the right place. Please replace the battery for the
Virtual Wall if the green indicator keeps flashing.
5. What should we do if the battery can’t be recharged?
Solution: Firstly, check whether the battery is correctly installed and you should hear
two sounds when installing the battery. Then check whether the contact on the front plate
and dome on the base plate is dirty. If it can’t be charged on the base plate, please directly
use the charger for the unit to charge.
6. How should we do if the Cleaner can not find the charging base plate?
Solution: The base plate will product infrared signal and it only can return to the base
plate after finding the signal. You should confirm the power is on for the base plate and do
not use the Virtual Wall near the base plate as its signal may affect to find the position of
the base plate. If your room is large, it is possible for the Cleaner can not find the base
plate after cleaning. In such circumstances, you should re-place the base plate and do not
put any obstacles 3-4m before it.
7. What should we do if the Cleaner do not perform timing cleaning function?
Solution: Please check whether there is power failure for the charging base plate or
during working. If the displayed parameters change, it should re-set them again.
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OPERATING MANUAL
Caution
Please remove small objects such as vase, small paper box etc. which
can be subject to knock down by cleaning, so it must clear these things
first before the Cleaner to carry out its work.
The Intelligent Cleaner is a vacuum cleaning device which
can control dust, so it has wonderful cleaning function.
Attention should be paid to the following points:
1. It is switched on but stop after the short music playing, this may mean the battery is low
or off and charging is needed.
2. Please do not use the Cleaner high-pile carpets.
3. To avoid use Cleaner where there are objects such as clothing, power cords, towels,
etc. As these things may entangle the brushes of the Cleaner.
4. It is good to turn off the power switch after used the cleaner and must be fully charged
if it’s not used for a long time. Take battery out of the unit and store the battery and
unit at a cooler place when it’s not being used. Keep dry and clean for the bottom of
the Cleaner.
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Method for replacement of side brush
The side brush is consumable. See the following picture for the replacement method.
Bottom
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
1. Screw out two screws as per the Fig.1.
2. Turn the side brush to the extent that the screwdriver can be inserted as per the
Fig.2, loosen the screen, take off the old brush and replace with new one.
3. Install the side brush and bottom housing in adverse order.
Intelligent path judgment
Intelligent Cleaner is intelligently controlled so it operates powerfully and can avoid any
obstruction or even will not fall down from a table, staircase or pathway.
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3. Clean the chamber where the brush is located and the contaminants on brush
and rubber brush.
4. Wipe out dirt on the metal shaft and bearing of the brush coupler and the brushes
(this may not be necessary to do after every cleaning) as per following drawings. If
necessary, you may add a little lubricant to it.
5. Put the brush coupler and brushes back and tighten the screw.
Clean the vacuum inlet lid
1. Turn off the power switch; turn the Cleaner upside down on flat surface.
2. Take the Vacuum Inlet Lid out as per following drawing:
3. Clean the Vacuum Inlet Lid and the fan-shaped mechanism to ensure good
ventilation.
4 .Guide the hinge tabs on the Vacuum Inlet Lid back into their holes carefully.
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c. Clear the dirt on the filter mesh.
d. Fit the filter mesh back to the bin.
Press the clip slightly and put the bin back to the Cleaner.
Clean the main brushes of the Cleaner
1. Turn off the power switch and put the Cleaner on flat surface with its bottom up.
2. Use cross head screwdriver to remove the fixing screw on the right, and then take
out the main brush, rubber brush and brush coupler together as shown in the following
drawing.
Brush coupler.
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OPERATING MANUAL
The cleaner can be controlled to clean by the infrared remote controller. As the above
drawing, three keys: Spot, Clean and Max is respectively for three work modes. By direction key, it can operate the Cleaner to work in different directions. The P key is for powering on/off. Press the P key, the indicator on the panel will be off and the Cleaner enter
Sleep mode, which enable to save energy maximally in non-operating state. Press again
the P key on the panel, the indicator will be on, and the unit will enter the Standby stage,
waiting for the next command.
When the Virtual Wall and remote controller are used in the same area, as they all use
the infrared signal, which may lead to temporary failure for the remote controller, you may
operate the remote controller after turning off the Virtual Wall or the unit being far from the
Virtual Wall.
Intelligent cleaner is user-friendly very little maintenance required after use to ensure
optimal performance please observe the following procedures:
Empty the removable par ticle bin in following two
procedures:
1. Empty the bin
a. Turn off the power switch.
b. Press down the bin clip and pull out the bin as following illustrations:
c. Clear the bin.
d. In inserting the bin, press the clip on the bin for facilitating inserting.
2. Clean the filter mesh
a. Turn the bin upside down.
b. Press the bottom slightly, take the filter mesh out as following drawing:
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OPERATING MANUAL
Caution
1. For the purpose of ensuring the Cleaner is automatically charged, regularly wipe
the charging contact at front plate of the unit and the dome on the base plate with dry
cloth, so as to keep it free of dust, otherwise it may result in poor contact.
2. The charging base plate should be kept at open place as possible, and do not place
any obstacle within the range of 1.5m semidiameter, in case of affecting its auto charging.
3. The Cleaner should be matched with the attached charger and the used power
should confirm to it. Do not use any other charger and battery, otherwise it will lead to
damages of the unit.
4. In order to prolong the service life of the battery, it should be charged for 8-9 hours
for the first use or when being used again after long time. It only can reach its best performance after 2-3 circles for charging and discharging.
Use the infrared remote controller by referring to the following drawing:
Power key
Clean key
Spot key
Indicator
Max key
Direction key
10
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INTELLIGENT CLEANER
OPERATING MANUAL
B. Timing cleaning function
Press the Timing key to set the alarm time, and the Cleaner will automatically work as
per the set specified time with the specific operating methods as the follow:
a. Press Timing key to set the hour. It can be adjusted by the key +/-.
b. Press again Timing key to set the minute. It can be adjusted by the key +/-.
c. Press Timing key for three times and the screen will display OFF. At such time, the
alarm function is off. If you want to turn on alarm, you may press + key, the screen will
display ON and then press again Timing key.
d. After it displays on for alarm setting, there will be “2” displayed before the time in the
screen.
g base plate imme-
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er switch and MAX
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Clock
Timing key
Clock key
Caution
Timing
The time intervals between the pre-set time setted by the timing key and
the standard time setted by the clock key is above 4.5 hours. The timing
cleaning function will and able to be effected merely when the battery is
fully charged for 4.5 hours.
C. Auto cleaning function
auto charg-
minute and week.
time, press the
fore the time
a. The Cleaner will automatically work after being fully charged.
b. Press Full Go key, there will be a broom marking displayed at lower right corner of
the screen, which means the function is on. Press the key again, the broom marking will
disappear, which means the function is off.
c. There is a charging dynamic marking flashing on the screen when the Cleaner is
charging on the auto charging base plate. Meanwhile, the battery indicator will flash. If it
turns green, it means it has been fully charged and is able to work. Generally, the charging time is 4-6 hours.
Timing
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will repeat
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to charge.
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charge--charge
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Timing
Function
The robot
returns
to the docking station according to above mentioned three ways. First set the
Timing
Function
INTELLIGENT
CLEANER
Timing
Function
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robot
to theSecond,
dockingpress
station
to above
ways. First
thethe
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to thereturns
right time.
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mentioned
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ways. First
set
thethe
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clock
to
the
right
time.
theaccording
timing
button
to set"ON".
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and
minutes
you
want
robot
start
cleaning.
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the
timing
button
again
to
select
Then
there
will
be
a
"2"
sign
The
to
the
docking
station
above
mentioned
three
ways.
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set
the
clock
to
thereturns
right time.
press
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to set"ON".
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and
minutes
you
want
The robot
robot
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to Press
theSecond,
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station
according
above
mentioned
three
ways.
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set
thethe
robot
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the
timing
button
again
to
select
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there
will
be
a
"2"
sign
shows
on
the
lefttime.
of the
LCD
Itbutton
means
it button
was
seted
sucessfully.
clock
to
the
right
press
the
timing
to
the
and
you
want
robot
start
cleaning.
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thedisplay.
timing
again
to
select
"ON".
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thereminutes
will beFirst
a
"2"set
sign
clock
to
the
right
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press
timing
to set
set
the hours
hours
and
minutes
you
want
the
The robot
returns
to the
theSecond,
docking
station
according
to seted
above
mentioned
ways.
thethe
shows
on
the
lefttime.
of
LCD
display.
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means
it button
was
sucessfully.
robot
start
cleaning.
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the
timing
button
again
to
select
"ON".
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there
will
be
a
"2"
sign
shows
on
the
left
of
the
LCD
display.
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means
it
was
seted
sucessfully.
robot
start
cleaning.
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the
timing
button
again
to
select
"ON".
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there
will
be
a
"2"
sign
clock
to
the
right
time.
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press
the
timing
button
to
set
the
hours
and
minutes
you
want
the
d.
If
the
room
is
too
large
and
the
Cleaner
can
not
find
the
charging
base
plate
immeThe condition
is the
robot
must
have at
least 4.5
hours
for charging.
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shows
on
the
left
of
the
LCD
display.
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means
itit was
seted
sucessfully.
shows
on
the
left
of
the
LCD
display.
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means
was
seted
sucessfully.
robot
start
cleaning.
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the
timing
button
again
to
select
"ON".
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there
will
be
a
"2"
sign
INTELLIGENT
CLEANER
The
condition
is
the
robot
must
have
at
least
4.5
hours
for
charging.
For
example
you
set
it
carry
diately
and
stop later,
seeking,
may
manually
return
it reach
to the
base
plate.
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method
is: set itIfcarry
OPERATING
MANUAL
clean
3 hours
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hours
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must
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least
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hours
for4.5
charging.
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example
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out
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on
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of itthe
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display.
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means
it was
seted
sucessfully.
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3of
hours
later,
will
wait
another
hours
to
reach
4.5
hours, and
then
do cleaning.
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power
the
docking
station
never
stopped,
the
robot
will
remember
do
the
cleaning
the
same
place
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before
the
base at
plate,
and
press
thehours,
powerand
switch
and
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condition
is
the
must
have
least
4.5
hours
for
charging.
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example
you
set
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out
clean
3of
hours
later,
will
wait
another
1.5
hours
to
reach
then
do MAX
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for4.5
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example
youthe
setsame
carry
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the
docking
station
never
stopped,
the
robot
will
remember
do
the
cleaning
everday.
clean
3
later,
ititrobot
will
wait
another
hours
to
4.5
hours,
then
do
cleaning.
the
power
ofhours
the docking
station
never
stopped,
the
robot
remember
do
cleaning
the
time
d. If the and
room
isthe
too
and
the
Cleaner
can
not
find
the
charging base plate immekey.
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the
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return
near
to
the
base
plate
and
itreach
willwill
automatically
find
it large
and
begin
INTELLIGENT
clean
3CLEANER
hours
later,
will
wait
another
1.5
hours
to
reach
4.5
hours,
and
then
do
cleaning.
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the
The
is the
must
have
at1.5
least
4.5
hours
for
charging.
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example
you
setsame
itIf
out
everday.
OPERATING
MANUAL
diately
and
stop
seeking,
you
may
manually
return
it
to
the
base plate. The method is:
power
the
station
stopped,
the
will
remember
do
the
cleaning
the
same
everday.
power
ofhours
the docking
docking
station
never
stopped,
the robot
robot
will4.5
remember
do 1.5m
the
cleaning
the
same
time
clean 3of
later, it will
waitnever
another
1.5 hours
to reach
hours,
and
then
dothecleaning.
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thetime
to charge.
place
the
Cleaner
before
base
plate,
and
press
the
P.S:
Some times, the connect point of the docking station is dirty, this may cause the robot not able power switch and MAX
everday.
everday.
power
of the
docking
never stopped, the robot will remember
do
the
cleaning
the
same
time
key. Or this
the Cleaner
return
near tothe
the base
plate
and
automatically find it and begin
P.S:
Some
times,
the station
connect
may
cause
robot
notit will
able
INTELLIGENT
CLEANER point of the docking station is dirty,
to
charge.
please
clean
connect
point
often.is dirty,
OPERATING
MANUAL
P.S:
SomeTherefore,
times,
the connect
pointthe
of the
docking
station
this may cause the robot not able
everday.
to
charge.
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please clean
the
connect
point
often. to charge.
P.S:
Some
times,
connect
point
of
the
docking
station
this
cause the
to
charge.
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please clean
the
connect
point
often.is
P.S:
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times,isthe
the
point
of
the
docking
station
is dirty,
dirty,
this may
may
the robot
robot not
not able
able
d.
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tooconnect
large and
thethe
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plate immeto
charge.
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to
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the
connect
point
often.
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times, thed. connect
point
of
the
docking
station
is
dirty,
this
may
cause
the
robot
not able
If the room is too large and the Cleaner can not find the charging base plate immediately and stop seeking,
you may manually return it to the base plate. The method is:
to charge. Therefore,
connect
point
diatelyplease
and stop clean
seeking,the
you may
manually
returnoften.
it to the base plate. The method is:
place the Cleaner 1.5m
before
plate,
and and
then
the
power
place the
Cleaner the
1.5m base
before the
base plate,
thenpress
press the
power
switch switch
and MAX and MAX
Or the Cleaner
return
to theplate
base plate
it will automatically
find it and
key. Or the Cleanerkey.
return
near to
thenear
base
andand
it will
automatically
findbegin
it and begin
to charge.
to charge.
2. Instructions on the function of keys on the auto charging base plate:
A. Clock function
2. Instructions on the function of keys on the auto chargbase
a. Press the Clock key to adjust the time of clock asing
per
theplate:
Fig.1.
b. Press the Clock key for three times and respectively
adjust
hour, minute and week.
A. Clock
function
a. Press
the Clock
key time,
to adjustpress
the time of
clock as per the Fig.1.
Press +/- key to adjust the specific parameters. After
setting
the
the
b. Press the Clock key for three times and respectively adjust hour, minute and week.
Clock key and the clock setting is ok. At this time, there
is key
“1”tobefore
the time
Press +/adjust the specific
parameters. After setting the time, press the
Clock key and the clock setting is ok. At this time, there is “1” before the time
displayed in the screen.
displayed in the screen.
2. Instructions
on the function of keys on the auto charg2. Instructions on the function of keys on the auto charging base plate:
ing base plate:
A. Clock function
a. Press the Clock key to adjust the time of clock as per the Fig.1.
A. Clock function
b. Press the Clock key for three times and respectively adjust hour, minute and week.
a. Press the Clock key
to adjust the time of clock as per the Fig.1.
Clock key
Press +/- key to adjust the specific parameters. After setting the time, press the
Timing
Clock
and the
clock and
settingrespectively
is ok. At this time,adjust
there is “1”
beforeminute
the time and week.
b. Press the Clock keyClock
forkey
three
times
hour,
displayed in the screen.
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Timing key
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+/- key to adjust
specific
parameters.
setting
time,
presschargthe
2. Press
Instructions
onthe
the
function
of After
keys
on the
the
auto
Timing
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key time, there
Clock key and the clock setting is ok.
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is key
“1” before the time
ing base plate:
displayed in the screen.
8
A. Clock function
Clock
Timing
-7-
Timing
a. Press the Clock key to adjust the time of clock as per the Fig.1.
Timing key
Clock key
b. Press the Clock key for three times and respectively adjust hour, minute and week.
-7Press +/- key to adjust the specific parameters.
After setting the time, press the
Outlet
INTELLIGENT CLEANER
Outlet
OPERATING MANUAL
INTELLIGENT
CLEANER
Outlet
OPERATING MANUAL
Battery charger socket
Battery charger socket
Battery charger socket
Fig.1
Fig.1
Fig.1
Outlet
EVA paste
EVA paste
EVA paste
Wall fixing plate
Wall fixing plate
Wall fixing plate
Wall fixing plate
Outlet
Battery charger socket
EVA paste
Fig.1
Outlet
Outlet
Outlet
Wall fixing plate
Battery charger socket
Outlet
Battery charger socket
Battery charger socket
Battery charger socket
Battery charger socket
1.
1.
1.
EVA paste
Fig.1
Fig.2
Fig.2
Fig.2
Fig.2
Installation
Installation and
and use
use method
method for
for auto
auto charging
charging
Outlet
Installation
and
use
method
for
auto charging
1. Installation
and use method for auto charging
base
plate:
base plate:
baseplate:
plate:
base
a. The
Cleaner
maybebe
charged
directly
by the
charger
(as the
Fig.2
shows) as well as
a. The
Cleaner may
charged
directlydirectly
by the charger
(as the
Fig.2 shows)
as well
as shows) as well as
a. The
Cleaner
may be
charged
by the
charger
(as the
Fig.2
by
auto
charging base
plate
(as
Fig.1
If theby
battery
about
to be
run
the to
by a.
auto
charging
base
plate
(as shows).
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shows).
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the
battery
isout,
about
be run
The
Cleaner
may
be
charged
directly
the
(as
the
Fig.2
shows)
asout,
wellthe
as
by auto charging base plate (as Fig.1 shows). If the battery is about to
be run
out,
the
indicator will turn red and the Cleaner will automatically stop cleaning and seek the chargindicator
will turn red
andplate
the
Cleaner
automatically
stop cleaning
theout,
chargby auto charging
base
(as charger
Fig.1will
shows).
If the battery
is aboutand
to seek
be run
the
Battery
socket
indicator
will
turn
red
and
the
Cleaner
will
automatically
stop
cleaning
and
seek
the
charging base plate for charging.
ing
base will
plate
forred
charging.
indicator
turn
and the Cleaner will automatically stop cleaning and seek the charging
base plate
for charging.
Fig.2
b. For
charging
with auto charging base plate, the plug of charger should be ensured
ing base
plate
for charging.
to be inserted into the DC socket at back of the base plate (as the Fig.1), meanwhile, the
b.screen
For charging
with
auto
charging
base
plate, the plug of charger should be ensured
on the base with
plate will
display
the time, base
etc.
b. For charging
auto
charging
plate, the plug of charger should be ensured
1.
Installation
and
use
method
to be
inserted
into the
DC
socket
at back
of plate,
the base
plate
(as
thecharging
Fig.1),
meanwhile,
the
b.
For
charging
with
auto
charging
base
thefor
plugauto
of charger
should
be ensured
to be inserted into the DC socket at back of the base
plate
(as
the Fig.1),
meanwhile,
the
c.
The
charging
base
plate
must
be installed
and
be placed on the floor with
screen
on
the
base
plate
will
display
thereliably
time,
etc.
to
be
inserted
into
the
DC
socket
at
back
of
the
base
plate
(as
the
Fig.1),
meanwhile,
the
base
plate:
screen on the base plate will display the time, etc.
the back on the wall as the following figure and no object is padded under it. The base
screen
on
the
display
time,
etc. plate.(Remove the paper
plate
may
be base
fixed onplate
the wallwill
by the
soft gluethe
on the
wall fixing
the soft
glue with base
hand and
fix themust
charging
plate onreliably
the wall with
it). be placed on the floor with
c.onThe
charging
plate
bebase
installed
and
a.
The
Cleaner
may
be
charged
directly
byreliably
the charger
(asplaced
the Fig.2
well as
c. The charging base plate must be installed
and be
on shows)
the flooraswith
the c.
back
on
the
wall
as
the
following
figure
and
no
object
is padded
under
it.be
The
charging
plate
must
be
installed
reliably
be placed
on to
the
floor
with
byThe
auto
charging
base
plate
(as
If theand
battery
is about
runbase
out, the
the back
on
the wallbase
as
the
following
and no
object
is padded
under
it. The
base
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-figureshows).
plate
mayon
be will
fixed
onas
thethe
wall
by Cleaner
the soft
glue
onno
the wall fixing
plate.(Remove
the the
paper
the back
wall
following
figure
is
padded
under
The
base
indicator
turn
the
willand
automatically
stop
cleaning
andit.seek
chargplate
may bethe
fixed
onred
theand
wall
by the soft
glue
on theobject
wall fixing
plate.(Remove
the paper
on
the
soft
glue
with
hand
and
fix
the
charging
base
plate
on
the
wall
with
it).
plate
may
be
fixed
on
the
wall
by
the
soft
glue
on
the
wall
fixing
plate.(Remove
the
paper
ingsoft
base
plate
forhand
charging.
on the
glue
with
and fix the charging base plate on the wall with it).
on
the softconditions
glue with hand and
fix robot
the charging
base plate
the wall
with it).
Basic
for
carry
outon
"Full
Go"
and "Timing"
Basic conditions for robot- 6carry
out "Full Go" and "Timing"
function.
b. For charging with auto charging -base
6 - plate, the plug of charger should be ensured
function.
- 6 -of the base plate (as the Fig.1), meanwhile, the
to be inserted into the DC socket at back
1) The docking station is always power on, no one have moved the docking staion.
screen on the
base is
plate
will display on,
the no
time,
etc.
1)
station
always
one
2) The
The docking
robot must
returned
to thepower
docking station
inhave
threemoved
ways the docking staion.
2) a.
The
robot
must
returned
to
the
docking
station
in three
ways automatically by itself.
Battery were used up, robot returns to the docking
station
a. Robot
Battery
usedbase
up,press
robot
returns
the
docking
station
by itself.
c. The
charging
platethe
must
betoinstalled
reliably
and automatically
be
placed
onswitch
the
floor
b.
iswere
switched
off,
"MAX"
button
on
the
robot
and
hold it,
on with
the robot, then
b. Robot
is switched
off, press
the "MAX"search
button the
on the
robotstation.(make
and hold it, switchrobot
on the
robot,
then
release
"MAX"
docking
close
to the
the back
onbutton.
the wallRobot
as theautomatically
following figure
and no object
is padded under the
it. The base
release
"MAX"
button. Robot automatically search the docking station.(make the robot close to the
docking
staion)
plate may be fixed on the wall by the soft glue on the wall fixing plate.(Remove the paper
docking
c. Put staion)
the robot on the floor, Switch on the robot, push it to the docking station for charge and
on
the
soft
glueon
with
hand
and
fix the
charging
base
plate
wall with
it). for charge and
c.
the
robot
theare
floor,
Switch
on
push
itthe
toon
thethe
docking
station
makePut
sure
both
wheels
connected
to the
the robot,
floor during
whole
process.
make sure both wheels are connected to the floor during the whole process.
6Please note, if you put the robot at the docking- station
manually, it may not start the timing cleaning.
Please note, if you put the robot at the docking station manually, it may not start the timing cleaning.
Full Go Function
Full Go Function
When robot power were used up, it goes back to docking station. Press the "Full" Go" button, Broom
Whentwinkles,
robot power
usedwill
up,automatically
it goes back cleans
to docking
Press
the
"Full" Go"
Broom
logo
then were
the robot
floorstation.
after 4.5
hours
charge.
You button,
can also
7
INTELLIGENT CLEANER
OPERATING MANUAL
5. When wrong start button is pressed, the other start switch needs to be pressed twice
before cleaning.
6. The max working time for the Cleaner is about 45-60 minutes, which can meet the
requirements for cleaning a normal room. If the battery power is about to run out, the
battery life indicator will become red, and it will stop working. Charging of battery is
needed.
Please see the following drawing for operating
the Virtual Wall Unit:
Power Indicator
Range Selector Switch
Infrared wave emitter
Power switch
Virtual Wall Unit uses two (1# dry battery) to divide the infrared emission distance into
three gears as following drawing:
over 7M
3-7 M
0-3 M
Caution
You can select according to your cleaning
condition.
Do not use the infrared wave emitter to point at the eyes!
Refer to the following drawing for charging method
and use of auto charging socket:
Signal sensor
LCD display
Charging touch plate
Function setting key
6
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INTELLIGENT CLEANER
OPERATING MANUAL
After the introduction of the Intelligent Cleaner,
please note the following operating procedures:
1. Please ensure the battery is fully charged before starting the Cleaner.
2. Please tidy unfixed articles on the floor before using the Cleaner, and keep it from the
spikes at edge of carpet and power lines, etc. on the floor as possible.
3. Turn on its main power start button, there are three start buttons: Spot, Clean and Max,
representing three different cleaning modes. In addition, there is a timing work mode:
A. Spot mode(S): The Cleaner can make repeated screw type cleaning within the
scope of 3 feet of diameter, focusing to clean a spot for 4 minutes.
It’s applicable for cleaning the room where is dirty at partial places.
B. Clean mode(M): The Cleaner will automatically clean the room for 30 minutes. The
mode is applicable for cleaning small room.
C. Max mode(L): The Cleaner won’t stop running until complete consumption of is
power. The working time is excess 60 minutes.If the auto charging
base plate is used, the Cleaner will automatically return to it for
charging.
D. Timing mode: The cleaning time can be set by the time setting key on the charging base plate. The Cleaner will leave the auto charging base plate
to work as per the pre-set time and the cleaning time is 60 minutes,
and then it will automatically return to the socket for charging (refer
to the Article of Charging for the detailed method).
4. If you don’t want your Cleaner to clean those areas beyond your desired cleaning area,
please place the Virtual Wall Unit at the proper place such as the following illustration:
It’s better to put the Virtual
Wall Unit behind the door.
Infrared ray
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5
INTELLIGENT CLEANER
OPERATING MANUAL
Intelligent Cleaner is installed with:
Start button
Infrared sensor
Battery life indicator
Easy to grab handle
Removable particle bin
Surface
Rechargeable battery
Sensors
Main brush
Sensors
Filter
Side brush
Vacuum inlet lid
Power switch
Bottom
4
Battery charger socket
INTELLIGENT CLEANER
OPERATING MANUAL
When you unpack its box, you will get your Intelligent Cleaner together with the following
attachments:
1. Virtual Wall Unit X 1
2. Battery Charger X 1
3. Rechargeable Battery Pack (Installed) X 1
4. Spoon X 1
5. Charging base plate X 1
6. Filter Mesh X 1
7. Remote Controller X 1
8. Side Brush X 1
9. Dust Brush X 1
10. Operating Manual X 1
Intelligent Cleaner
Virtual Wall Unit
Spoon
Remote Controller
Charging base plate
Dust Brush
Side Brush
Rechargeable Battery Pack
Filter Mesh
Charger
3
INTELLIGENT CLEANER
OPERATING MANUAL
Dear customers,
Thank you for using our Intelligent Vacuum Cleaner!
The Intelligent Cleaner is our creation and manufactured by using our own mechanical
electronic technology. It can be used widely in your family, office and entertainment places.
Also it can go to work in places where workers are not easily accessible. With the help of
this intelligent Cleaner, the quality of your life is enriched.
The Cleaner is only recommended for indoor use. It can be used to clean floor surfaces
including hardwood, linoleum, tile and low-to medium-pile carpets. If you want your hardwood or tile floor brighter, you should clean the brush after it clean the floor, and then
scoop up some liquid wax use the spoon and start the Cleaner again. The fashion flat
design facilitates its cleaning under sofa, tea table and bed, etc. Its convenient remote
control function enables a freely operation. Its special hi-tech intelligent design enable the
Cleaner to automatically seek the charger for charging.
2
INTELLIGENT CLEANER
Auto Charging With Remote Controller
OPERATING MANUAL
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