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Robot Vacuum Cleaner
D58 User Guide
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Robot
Vacuum Cleaner
Thanks again for your choice!
products Hope you can enjoy it
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Content
1. Safety Instruction................. . . . . . . . . . .
User Gui de.. .......................... . .. .... 9. Remote Control..... . .............
Power Supply for the Product........ ......
The Spectrum of Product Use........ ...... Use of Remote Control
Notes before Cleaning........ ............... 10.Virtual Wa ll.. ...... ..........
Child Safe ty................... ....... ......... Battery Placement.
Battery Replacement and Disposal Use of Virtual Wall
Resource Util ization
When Product is in Failure.......... ......
2. Content in the Original Package and 13. M aint enance..... ............................
Technical Parameter....... .........
3. Name of Parts
The Host .. ........................... ... . ...
LCD and Control Panel........................10
4. Battery Charging........ ..............
Assembly Charging Block............. ....
Chargi ng........... ........ ..
5. Power On/Pause/Power Off ....... .....
Power O n.......................... .. ... .
Pause. ......................... ..... . ........
Power Off............................ .........
6. ......... 13
Mode Selection.......... ...............
Automatic Cleaning Mode .... ... ...
Border Cleaning Mode.... ........... ..
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.............................6 11. Border Tape......................................20
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.. ..... 3 .............. ... 17
... 3 Battery Placement..............................17
... 5 ... ................... 18
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..... 6 12. Day-to-Day Storage.......................... 2 1
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3 Set Frequency and Cancel Timing........17
.. 4 ........................18
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The Host Cleaning..............................21
Dust Box Cleaning
Cotton Filter and Filters Cleaing..........
Sponge Filter Replacement
Main Brush Cleaning...................... ..
Side Brush Cleaning
Side Brush Replacement.....................24
Driving Wheel Cleaning.......................24
Up-Ground Height Sensor Cleaning.....24
Dust Sensor Cleaning................. ........25
14. Alarming.......... ........ .... .......
15. Commo n Failure.... ......................
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Other P robl ems. ......... ............ .... .
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Fixed Point Cleaning Mode........ ... ...
Inten sive ...... .... 14
Go Back Charging Mode......... .... ....
7. Automatic Charging............................15
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8. Appointment Timing....... ..........
Set Appointment Time.........................15
Set Current Time
Cleaning Mode...... .. ...
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1.Safety Instruction
En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
NO
NO
Guardrail
Guardrail
Set up
Guardrail
War n ing： Where ther e i s a drop off in t he cleaning ar ea due t o a step or
stairs and they are not car pet ed, you should operate t he u nit to s ee t hat the
unit c an detec t the step with out fall ing over the edge. I t may become
necessa ry to pl ace a ph ysi cal barr ier at t he edge to keep the unit from fa lli ng
over t he drop b ut make s ure the p hys ical ba rri er is hig h enough so that y ou
or a family m emb er will not trip on t he ba rrier and cause t hem selves injury.
Note：
Do not open the equ ipm ent . The components insi de th e rob ot host are beyond repair by
user himself, s uch a s rem ote control and virtual wall.
This product is o nly f or do mestic use, not suitable for indust ry or o utd oor s urroundings.
Please do not pre ss LC D.
The User Guide
Please confor m to th e bas ic safety precautions as follows:
● Read the conten t in th is us er guide carefully and install the ro bot a cco rding to the detailed instruction s.
● Safekeeping t his g uid e. If you transfer this machine to anot her p ers on, please make sure attach this book let .
● Any inconsist ent o per ation with this guide would probabl y cau se se rious damage to both human being a nd th e
machine itsel f.
Power Supply for the Product
CorrectCorrect
Electricit y
leakage
Cloth
cleaning
Draw out
Draw out
the plug
the plug
● The power suppl y is fr om a Ni -MH chargeable battery inside the h ost o f the
robot and it is spe cia lly a ssigned with a charging block to do rec ycl abl e
charge.
● Please double c hec k the m arked supply voltage on the chargin g blo ck an d
make sure it is app lie d acc ording to the instructions.
● Do not use the dama ged p owe r cord or plug, while contact our after -sa les
service or find o ur au tho rized supplier to maintain.
● As the charging b loc k is he avy, please never drag t he bl ock v ia pulling it’s
power cord.
● Remember neve r to tw ist a nd swing or screw the power cord excess ive ly,
neither to bloc k it wh en cl ose the door.
We sho uld n ot put heavy things on it as well.
● Do not let power co rd to uch h ot or sharp surfaces.
● Do not draw out the p lug b y pul ling the cord.
● Keep wet hands aw ay fr om th e plug or machine.
● Pull the plug out o f soc ket w hen you no longer use the charging bloc k for
some time.
● Use dry cloth to wi pe th e dus t on the plug frequently.
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The Spectrum of the Product Use
● This robot is app lic abl e to domestic sweeping, including w ood en fl oor,
rubber floor, ce ram ic ti le, linoleum and medium or short-ha ire d car pet
however, it is ina ppl ica ble to long-haired carpet.
● It can not be used fo r the f loo r as below:
-- - - Have water on th e sur fac e ( includi ng fl amm able liquids) , such
as wet floor.
-- - - Inside toilet, sh owe r roo m or other humid situation.
-- - - Staircase
-- - - The room with furna ce or f lam e
● The following o bje cts a re definitely forbidden:
-- - - Not extinguishe d soo t, bu rning cigarette butts or match, bec aus e
these objects w oul d cau se fire.
-- - - Sharp objects lik e gla ss de bris, pin, paper clip, ston es, g ypsum,
and large piece o f pap er. These things may blo ck th e mac hin e.
-- - - Water or other kind of liquid, es pec ial ly detergent, kerosene,
petrol, paint , alc oho l, perfume, as well as carpet or floor cl ean ing s olution.
It would make the i nte rio r of the machine wet, so that may cause shortcircuit.
-- - - The toner of laser pr int er an d copier which may bring fire and
explosion.
● Please keep the m ach ine a way from hot source such as oven and
fireplace, be cau se th e hot can distort the crust.
● Do not use the mach ine i n the s urroundings with any explosi on ri sk.
For example, at g as st ati on, oil depot, chemical plant and so on .
● Never use the mac hin e out doors. As rain or solid dust may get insid e it an d
cause damage.
● Do not repair or ch ang e any p erformance by yourself.
● Do not throw or ben d the m ach ine.
● Do not dampen it, o r els e the s hort-circuit would cause fire or el ect ric
shock acciden t.
● Take care of routin e mai nte nance and keep it in a clean place.
● Do not expose the m ach ine i n the extreme hot or cold surrounding s. This
product is not al low ed to l ong-time kept in the temperature be low z ero o r
over thirty deg ree .
● Do not keep the mac hin e in th e liquid or expose it to high humidity.
● Do not place the ma chi ne cl ose to burning cigarette or fire.
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Notes before Cleaning
En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
● Take extra care of th e rob ot wh en the first it works. Please remove the
obstacles whe n it is b eyo nd the robot. Try to avoid the situation t hat t he
robot stops wor kin g.
● Make precauti ons t o sol ve the problem which may make the clean ing i n
trouble, such a s:
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-- - - Permian the ed ge of t he ca rpe t.
-- - - The hanging ta ble c lot h and curtain should not touch the grou nd.
-- - - The flammable obj ect s hou ld be cut from the fire source.
-- - - Sort out the tangle d pow er co rd on the floor.
● Check whether t he ma in br ush is correctly fixed inside the rob ot be for e
● Examine if the du st bo x is em pty and insure it is fixed before it works.
● See if up-groun d hei ght s ensor and dust sensor are wiped clean .
Keep the easily k noc k ove r objects in a safe place.
cleaning.
Child Safety
● Child, physic all y or me ntally disabled and inexperi enc ed ar e not allowed
to use it, unless t hei r saf ety supervisor is there to give instr uct ion .
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Battery Replacement
and Disposal
● Take good care of the p rod uct a nd keep it beyond child and people who ca n
not judge dange r nea rby. Extra attention shou ld be p aid w hen it
working.
● You should get the person insi de th e roo m kno w that the machine is
working, in ord er to a voi d man-made damage like tripping.
● Do not take robot a s toy. Carefully attention sho uld b e pai d when child or pet
is around.
● The plastic pac kag e may b ring danger of asphyxia and is suppos ed to
keep away from ch ild .
● You need to contact our after-sal es wh en yo u want to change the battery. It
will cause expl osi on if y ou use replacement battery of wrong m ode l.
● There is potent ial d ang er if you use other producer' s batt ery and
charging bloc k. The damage cause hence is n ot wi thi n the w arranty.
st arts
Resource Utilization
When Product is in Failure
● Please dispos e the s pen t battery properly, be cau se th ere is hazardous
substance whi ch ma y pol lute the environment.
● Conform with lo cal e nvi ronmental legislation and di spo se it a t the r ecovery
site.
● Do not take the pac kag e mat erial as domestic garbage and disca rd it
freely.
● Please delive r the p ack age material to proper recovery sit e for r ecy cle.
● Do not repair or di sas sem ble the machine when there is damage of t he
power cord or fai lur e of .
● Contact our aft er- sal es service or our designate mainten anc e org anization
for professio nal r epa ir.
th e host
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2.C on te n t
En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
Host C har gin g block Vi rtu al wall
spot
edge auto
return
intensive
Remote contro l
Side brush Rol l bru sh clean-up
gadget
Robo t Vacuum C leane r
D58 Use r Guide
User guide
Border Tape
Battery for vir tua l wal l
Battery for rem ote c ont rol
Magnetic addi ng to ol
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technique parameter
The host The charging bl ock
Work ing v oltage In-put voltag e
Rated power
Speed
Capacity of dus t box
Noise
Charging dura tio n
Duration upon f ull
battery 60 minu tes
Max Coverage up on
full battery
Size
Net weight
DC14.4V AC220-240V
30W
0.25meter/s eco nd
0.7L
≤62dB
About 3 hours
rated out-put v olt age
rated frequen cy
rated power
rated out-put
currency
About 60 minute s
In-put voltag e
120-150M
2
In-put voltag e
330×330×100 mm
2.8Kg
Remote contro l
distance
DC17.5V
50Hz
30W
0.8A
Virt ual w all
DC3V
Remote contro l
DC3V
≤5meters
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3.Name of parts
En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
host
cont ro l butto n
LCD
welt ed
indu ct ion
infr ar ed
rece iv er
char gi ng dock
elec tr ode
buffer p la te
wind g ate
rota ti ng side b ru sh
main b ru sh
rubb er s crape r
on/off sw it ch
dust s en sor
dust s en sor
dust b ox
char gi ng and al ar m
open b utton of up per c over
up -grou nd he igh t senso r
dust b ox h andle
ash ex it
anti ba cteri al
spon ge filter
lock o f du st box
All- ro und
whee l
susp en ded
driv in g wheel
bottom view
of robot
elevation of ro bot
dock in g elect ro de
powe r co rd
charging bloc k
wind g ate
dust box
powe r indicat or
infr ar ed tran sm itter
anti -s kid ban d
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LCD and Control Panel
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1. Powe r
2. Mode l selecti on
3. On/P ause
4. Paus e status
5. Fixe d point cle aning mod e
6. Go b ack chargi ng mo de
7. Bo rde r clean ing m ode
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20
21
mode
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5
6
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8. In tensi ve cl eanin g mod e 15. Ap poi ntmen t tim e setti ng 2 0. Tip for t rapped
9. Au tomat ic cl ean ing mod e 16 . Time a dju st bu tt on 21. Tip for dr ivi ng whee l
10. Operat ion status 17. Cur ren t time se tti ng
11. C an cel tim in g clean in g
12. Kee p timin g cl eanin g
13. One -time tim ing clean ing
14. Time disp la y
st atus
18. Batter y dis play
19. Tip for la cki ng and
cl eanin g dus t box
su spend
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4.Robot Charging
Placement of charging dock
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Put the block at an e ven p lac e and make the base perpendicular to th e gro und .
Meanwhile, ta ke a lo ok at t he marked electricity voltage to ma ke su re th e
product is used u nde r ins truction.
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En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
Tangle the po wer cord on th e pothook and do not sc atter it besides the bloc k
or hold it under the base, in case that robot would ge t imp ede d whe n it tu rns
back.
0. 5m
m
0. 5
Robot Charging
1.5m
charg in g
sta tu s
There should not be any object at least 1.5 meter in front of the charging
block. Bes ide s, anything wi th st rong reflector is n ot supposed to s tay ahead of
the infrared receiver. For ex ample, gr oun d g las s, smooth ceramic va se and
so on. Other wise , the m ach ine shall not detect the charging blo ck.
Note:
Please do not put t he ch arg ing block near to the staircase to avoi d
accidental ca ses .
● You nee d to charge the ro bot the first ti me it wo rks. Put away the fullcharged batte ry fo r use t o ensure it' s per for mance.
● Charging dura tio n sho uld be around 3 hours.
● Chargi ng is only allowed und er the t emp era tur e between 0 and 45 degree
and ext reme hot or cold would extend charging dur ati on or ev en
cause damage to t he ba tte ry.
Ind ic at or
fla sh in g
charg in g
sta tu s
Ind ic at or
last
light in g
Tips:
To make sure the r obo t i s working in saturation, we suggest you
to keep charging c onn ected even th oug h the chargin g indi cator
lasts ligh tin g. At the same time , t he sys tem would t ran sfer t o
weak current fo r sup ple mentary charging.
According to actual ground s itu ati on, robot can keep w orking for
around 6 0 minutes after being ch arg ed fu ll.
The capa cit y of battery, which is not used for lo ng time, will ge t
certain decre ase , so th e use time can be shorten accordin gly .
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5.Power On/ Pause/Power off
Get power supply and power on
● Turn on the power switch on the bott om fi rst ly.
● Pre ss the key on h ost an d get power supply. There wou ld be a
short music ti p and at the sa me time LCD light s for rou ghly 2 second
and goes off.
mode
Then press key to start robot.●
mode
Pause
Power off
mode
mode
● Press key, it can pause the operation of robo t and keep it st ay
where it is.
Tips:
On the status of pause, you ca n reset the clean ing mode, then
press
Ano ther way to p aus e is that, when t he robot is w ork ing you can
press any key on th e hos t or li ft it.
● Press key, powe r is off and the robot stops runnin g.
Tips:
If you w ant the robot to stop running, you ca n pres s key
under pause sta tus , the n power is off.
Put the robot bac k to th e cha rging block after it stops working fo r
fear that other s wou ld tr ip or step on.
key again, it wil l go ba ck to w ork.
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En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
Tips:
Put the robot on th e cha rgi ng block and keep it charging after
finishing hou se cl ean ing.
Do not keep the rob ot on p aus e status for long time, because
under pause, th e ful l cha rged battery can only last for around 2 0
hours. We s uggest you to turn it off w hen y ou do n ot want it to
work.
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6.Mode Selection
mode
Pres s mo de key , th en r obot
will f ol low the b el lowin g ac tion.
auto edge spot return intensive
mod e
Automatic Cleaning Mode
Status instruction:
The mean ing of often used three st atu s here and hence men tio ned
is as follows:
Work ing s tatus: robot is
Standby statu s:
Case one: press k ey an d do no t operate.
Case two: press o r any o the r key o n host when robot is running,
it pauses.
Case three: lif t the r obo t.
Power off s tatus: it is not power on, or under wo rki ng st atu s.
Press key under stan dby m ode , it is power off.
Route descrip tio n:
obstacle. This status will las t until the robo t detects t hat it s hal l run of
battery and it wo uld t urn t o back charging status.
If robo t d ete cts that there is plenty of dust on t he sta rin g poin t, it
will take the rou te as f an- shaped or spiral route.
doing cleanin g wor k
first going str aig ht ah ead, it turns when it meets
0. 5M
Under nor mal circumstance, it will take spiral rout when it detects
plenty of large particle s, and take fan- shaped route whe n few of
small particl es.
If take this mode, the cleaning cove rag e would re ach maximum
compared by the sam e size area. We reco mme nd t his mode as
common domest ic on e.
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Border Cleaning Mode
Route descriptio n:
would ru n along it , like wal l, to c lea n until it meets obs tac le and cha nge
the former rout e.
Fixed Point Cleaning Mode
Route desc ription:
spiral and focuses on the c ert ain point to clea n for one t ime . The
cleaning cove rag e is a ro und shape with diameter of 1.2 met er.
under this mode, once the robot detects objects, it
Under this stat us, r obo t hel ps to remove the corner of wall, table,
sofa and bed wher e it is b eyo nd the mode of automatic cleanin g.
The operati on of thi s m ode takes around 25 minutes and then rob ot
goes back to char gin g blo ck by itself.
under this mod e, rob ot runs from insi de out shaping
This mode is appl ica ble t o certain area with plenty of dust .
Under common ci rcu mst ance, the cycle of one fixed point clea nin g
takes minutes. Duri ng op era tion, if robot continually
not more than 6
meets obstacl e or de tec ts staircase, it would shift to avoid
obstacle and st air cas e to turn back to work under this status.
Intensive Cleaning Mode
Route desc rip tio n:
automatic cleaning . It would search for charging block by itself before it
runs of battery .
Go Back Charging Mode
Route descrip tio n:
it detects low ba tte ry, w hat' s m ore , gre en light flashed once the charger
is connected.
Robot shall sta y whe re it s tops and give tip music after finishi ng.
under this mode , rob ot takes the same route as
Under the same ground circumstan ce, the cleaning effect is the
best.
If the ground is quite dirty, we recommend this mode.
robot will sear ch fo r cha rging block automatically wh en
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7. Automatically Charging
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stra it r oom
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stra it r oom
En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
When it finishe s cle ani ng or there is low battery, it would s eek c har ger
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in same route as au tom ati c cleaning.To mak e it easy for robot to
search for char gin g blo ck, you need to put the block back to the wal l
and make sure the re is n o obs tacle within 1.5 meters ahead of the
infrared rece ive r. Ch eck carefully whether there is stro ng re fle ctor in
front of the char ger , suc h as ground glass, smooth ceramic vas e and
so on.
It takes time for r obo t to se ek the charger. The reserve time differs from
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the ground situ ati on.
Robot can retur n to th e cha rger if the ground situation is not too
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complicated . Und er ex treme circumstance, such as, huge h ous e and
complex layou t wou ld pr obably bring diffic ult y for robot to seek for
charger. In suc h cas e, yo u should help to put the robot back to c har ger .
Take care of the firs t aut oma tic charging, if you find that the robo t kee ps
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turning in the ce rta in ar ea after trying several times to seek b ack , you
can help to place i t on th e cha rger and look through the chargi ng.
Under mode, mai n bru sh wi ll stop working and robot cannot d o the
●
cleaning.
Robot shall sta y at th e cha rger when it finishes charging a nd it t ran sfe r
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to small curren cy to c har ge until you start operating. If you ha ve se t
appointment t imi ng cl eaning, it would go out of the charg er to d o
cleaning when i t com es to a ppointment time.
8. Appointment Timing
Appointment Time Setting
First time sett ing
Tips:
Selection sco pe: h our i s between 0 and 23, minute is
between 0-59.
Under normal ci rcu mst ance, time display on LCD shows
current time.
mode
mode
1. After power is on , kee p pre ss fo r
around 3 second s the n on LC D is light
and the number wi th ti me se tting is
flashing.
2. Set hour and min ute v ia an d , each
time press will i ncr eas e one hour or
minute. While d ecr eas e one hour and
minute for .
3. When you finis h set tin g time, press
again, and then g o to se con d time setting.
For example:
Set cu rr ent tim e
as 12: 07 p m,time
disp lay on LCD
shou ld be:
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Second time set tin g
mode
mode
1. Now, the label h igh l igh t, and the
number with tim e set tin g is flashing.
2. Set hourandm inu te vi a and , each
time press will i ncr eas e one hour or
minute. While d ecr eas e one hour and
minute for .
3. Press again, a nd th en go t o
current time se tti ng.
Tips:
Selection sco pe: h our i s between 0 and 23, minute is
between 0-59.
Under normal ci rcu mst ance, time display on LCD shows
current time.
Current time se tti ng
Tips:
Selection sco pe: h our i s between 0 and 23, minute is
between 0-59.
Under normal ci rcu mst ance, time display on LCD shows
current time.
mode
mode
For example:
Set cu rr ent tim e
as 2:0 8 am , time
disp lay on LCD
shou ld be:
1. After second t ime s ett ing, and then go to the
current time se tti ng. The disappeared,
and the number wi th ti me se tting flashing.
2. Set hour and min ute v ia an d , each time
press will incr eas e one h our or minute.
While decreas e one h our a nd minute for
,and then press t o con fir m.
3. Then go to the fre que ncy s etting.
For example:
Set cu rr ent tim e
as 12: 07 p m,time
disp lay on LCD
shou ld be:
Tips:
If you need to canc el fi rst o r second timing, please repeat set cl ean ing t ime, set the time as 00:00. Th en th e
label will disa ppe ar.
The time interv al be twe en two time setting should be more than 4 h our s.
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En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
No te
When power is off, robot will not start work on appo int men t time .If you have already set appointmen t tim e
cleaning, ple ase t urn o n the robot and keep it on standby status ， even though it is n ot op era ting. Try to
make it stay at the c har ger a nd check whether it is connected.
Make sure the soc ket i s con nected to power supply. Or el se, r obo t will fail to work on appointment time u nde r
standby statu s bec aus e of running out of . battery
Set Frequency and Cancel Timing
Tips:
No m atter what kind of mode the robot operated in the last time, when the appointment time
co ming, robot will work acco rding to the Automatic mode.
If t he robot is operating in Bo rder cle aning mo de, Fixed point cleaning mode, when the
ap pointment time coming, robot will not work until the next appointment time.
You can set appo int men t cle aning frequency via press then rele ase .
Press the key , the robo t
to clean on appoi ntm ent t ime for one time.
will work as belo win g seq uence:
to clean on appoi ntm ent t ime everyday hereafter.
to cancel appoi ntm ent t iming, robot only works upon your man ual
operation.
work fo r
one tim e
work
every da y
9.Remote Control
Battery Placement
Tips:
It applies two un its o f alk aline batteries (7#).
Please note the p osi tiv e and negative when place the battery.
Change the batt ery w hen y ou notice it is in low battery and make sur e you u se th e same kind of battery as
mixture is forb idd en.
Take out the batter y if yo u do no t use remote control for long time to avoid el ect rol yte from leaking which
may cause failu re.
Do not put the remo te co ntr ol in extremely hot or humid surround ing s.
Do not fill any oth er su bst ance into remote control, especia lly w hen y ou change battery.
Never expose th e sig nal t ransmitter under sunshine or ligh tin g equ ipment, or else it would cause failur e.
The deposal of us ed ba tte ry should conform with local enviro nme nta l legislation.
do not
work
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Use of Remote Control
autoedgespot
retur n intensive
You can control the robot via remot e con tro l.
Drive robot to ap poi nte d area via using direction control
button.
Choose certai n wor kin g mode according to differ ent
Automatic Cleaning Mode/ Bord er Cleaning Mode/ Fixed Point
Cleaning Mode / Intensive cleaning mode/ Go Back Char gin g Mod e
dire ct ion
cont ro l key
Pause key:
temporarily s top c urr ent operating and make it stay where it i s.
Direction con tro l key : There are four direction control, a hea d, ba ckward,
left hand and rig ht ha nd. You ca n use r emo te control to drive robot to any
appointed are a.
You can control cleaning mod e, go ing b ack charging and direction within f ive
meters throug h the f unc tion key on it.
If the robot is und er cl ean ing mode or going back charging, plea se pr ess
pause first and t hen c an pr oceed direction control.
During the dire cti on co ntrol, robot is not able to operate cle ani ng.
Make sure the pow er su ppl y of remote control is on before you use it . Whe n
you use it, match t he si gna l transmitter with signal receive r on th e hos t.
If robot is near ch arg er, vi rtual wall or other infrared transm itt er, it w ould be
interfered by i nfr are d and fails to receive the signal of remo te co ntr ol, under
this situatio n, pl eas e manually operate the mode on the host .
10. Virtual Wall
Battery Placement
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Tips:
It applies two un its o f alk aline batteries (1#).
Please note the p osi tiv e and negative when place the battery.
Change the batt ery w hen y ou notice it is in low battery and make sur e
you use the same ki nd of b att ery as mixture is forbidden.
Take out the batter y if yo u do no t use remote control for long time to
avoid electro lyt e fro m leaking which may cause failure.
Do not put the remo te co ntr ol in extremely hot or humid surround ing s.
Do not fill any oth er su bst ance into remote control, especia lly w hen
you change batt ery.
Never expose th e sig nal t ransmitter under sunshine or ligh tin g
equipment, or e lse i t wou ld cause failure.
The deposal of us ed ba tte ry should conform with local enviro nme nta l
legislation .
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Note:
When you use virt ual w all , please face marked ECOVAC S to th e block area you expect.
Put virtual wal l out sid e of the room you want to block to get best effect.
The system woul d can cel v irtual wall after it is set for two hours i n ord er to s ave battery. As a result,
every time the ro bot s tar t new task and there needs to use virtual w all , ple ase do and check whether
the switch on vir tua l wal l is on and there is indicator.
If you have pause d the h ost f or long time during its operation, pl eas e exa mine frequently that if the
switch is off to prevent from danger.
Infr ar ed
rece iv er
powe r
Indi ca tor
tran sm itter
Use of virtual wall
m
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Power:
from entering t he bl ock ed region.
Indicator: It i s red w hen t he power is on, and it shows virtual wall i s eje cti ng
invisible bea m to pr eve nt robot form entering the blocked re gio n.
Infrared tran smi tte r: Ejecting invisible beam.
Infrared rece ive r: Re ceive invisible beam.
It can be used to con tro l the r obot working within room or the certa in re gio n
you want it to clea n. It a ppl ies invisible infrared beam to get 2 me ter s opt ical
band, which for ms a bl ock ed open area, such as doorway of the room , cor rid or
and staircase . You can a ppl y virtual wall to stop robot getting cl ose t o the w ire
of domestic app lia nce s or computer and precision object.
Press this key an d vir tua l wall starts work which will prevent r obo t
Virt ual w all can be put at the entrance of block reg ion . You are allowed to
combine sever al wa lls t ogether if necessary.
The beam of virtu al wa ll wo uld form a conical-shaped region to b loc k rob ot.
The wall shall have b eam a rou nd itself to prevent robot from getti ng
vi rtual
closer to it.
If you find the ind ica tor b ecomes weaker or that robot is able to en ter b loc ked r egion, please examine the batt ery
of virtual wall . Cha nge i nto new battery if necessary.
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11.Border Tape
Border Tape Instruction
Border Tape is used t o con fin e the cleaning area. Deebot will n ot
proceed beyon d the b ord er, allowing Deebot to clean a des ign ate d area.
Clean the area wh ere y ou pl an to paste the Border Tape w ith a d ry
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cloth.
Unroll the Bord er Tape and cut the length accordin g to yo ur ne eds.
Paste the Borde r Tape on the floor after tearing off the white layer on
one side.
Rub the Border Tape with Border Enhancement Tool.
Note:
1. Do not paste the B ord er Tape within a 1.5-meter rad ius v ici nity of the Charging Station, or will
not be able to retu rn fo r cha rgi ng.
2. Please make su re th e are a is dry, or the Border Tape might come off.
3. When the magne tic f iel d deteriorates, please use Border E nha nce ment Tool and rub on the Bord er
Tape.
4. If surface tha t hav e different heights, alw ays p ast e the B order Tape on the high er si de.
5. Border Tape can be pasted on the floor, ceramic tile s, or a ny ha rd floor. Please do not paste it on
carpets, as it wi ll co me off easily.
6. Please keep th e Bor der Tape in a dry and cool plac e.
Deebot
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12. Day-to-day Storage
13. Maintenance
The Host Cleaning
En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
You should keep robot stay at charg er ev en th ough it finishes charging
and cleaning ta sk, b eca use it will change to small currency to s upp lem ent
charging.
Charge the robo t unt il fu ll battery and put it back to the package i f you d o
not need to use it fo r lon g tim e(at least over three months). Keep the
package in dry su rro und ings to avoid sunshine or humidi ty.
mode
Dust box cleaning
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1
Turn off the power b efo re cl eaning the host.
Draw out the plug o f cha rge r before cleaning the block.
Do not use petrol o r oil -li ke to clean the surface, while you can us e wat er
or neutral dete rge nt to s crub. Make sure you use dry cloth to wipe ,
because any wat er is n ot al lowed to infiltrate into the machin e.
Please follow b elo win g steps:
turn off po wer.
press " open " button.
ope n butto n of
upp er cove r
Take off t he co ver of dust box.
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2
1
Hold the handle o f
dust box and lift i t to
take out.
3
1
In order to avoid d ust
leaking, lift t he su cti on
up when you take ou t
dust box. Pleas e min d
your speed doin g thi s
step.
4
6
Match the botto m wit h
1
1
：
Tips
If the dust box is no t pla ced b ack or not properly placed, robo t wil l ala rm and show red
indicator on LC D.
trash can and swi ng
dust box gently. You can
mildly beatin g it al ong
the edge of the can t o
get the dust out.
Pour out the dust o n
sponge filter.
5
7
1
1
If you notice tha t the re
is too much dust on
sponge filter, y ou ca n
open the lock and t ake
off th e cov er.
Close the cover a nd
hear "kaca" sound
which shows tha t it is
placed. Put the d ust
box back into the h ost
and cover it.
Sponge filter and dust box cleaning
Open the lock at th e
bottom of dust bo x.
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Pour out the dust o n
sponge filter.
If you notice tha t the re ar e
too much dust on in sid e
along dust box, y ou ca n put
the box under run nin g
water to get rid of t he du st.
(make it dry unde r
sunshine for 24 h our s)P ut it
back into the hos t aft er th e
box and sponge fi lte r is
completely dr y.
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1
Sponge Filter Replacement
En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
1. Open the cover o f the D eeb ot,
take out the dust b ox.
2. Push aside the l ock c atc h of th e
dust box ,then op en th e dus t box
and clean it.
3. Extract the ax le of t he du st bo x’s
cover.
4. Replace the sp ong e fil ter and fix
the cover ,then p ut it b ack i nto
Deebot.
Main brush cleaning
Undo the screw fi xed o n the
main brush.
4
4
Remove the hair a nd du st
which is in-bet wee n the b elt.
Tips: Cle an the main brush after it has operated f or 4 or 5 r ecy cles.
1
2
2
Take off t he fr ame of main
brush.
4
5
Rip off the h air on main brush
(with equippe d rol l bru sh
cleaning gadg et to b rea k off the
hair on main crus h alo ng th e
groove.
Take out one side of ma in
brush from the be lt.
1
2
Wipe the dust on th e rol ler
and put it back.
3
6
7
Put the main brus h bac k to th e
host and take car e of th e
anastomosis o f bel t.
8
Fix the frame int o hos t. Tie up the screw.
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Side brush cleaning
Side brush is a kin d of ea sy we ar part. We suggest you t o che ck it e very time it
takes cleanin g tas k. Pl ease change it if necessary.
Note：
The host will ala rm wh en th e side brush tangles and it will show on LC D as
.
Replace sidebrush
Please remove t he sc rew s,
and take out the si de br ush .
Please replac e the s ide b rush when it is destroyed.
Driving wheel cleaning
Use roll brush to r emo ve th e dust or hair on driving wheel.
If the wheel is tan gle d by ha ir or cloth, the host will alarm and it wil l sho w
on LCD as .
Up-ground height sensor cleaning
Up-g ro und hei gh t senso r
Up-ground hei ght s ens or is on the front bottom of robot. It can de tec t the
height difference within 8 centimeters. We suggest you to wipe the optical
board with dry co tto n clo th after it finishes task to prevent the dus t pil ing o n it
which would affect its performance.
Please push the n ew si de br ush
into the correc t pos iti on.
Note:
Tight the screws.
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1. Turn off th e power and remove the trash inside dus t box .
2. Invert the rob ot, t hen p ut it o n the even and clean platform.
3. Use dry cotton c lot h to wi pe three pieces of optical board of up-
ground height s ens or.
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Dust sensor cleaning
En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
The dust sensor i s loc ate d at the front of dust
entrance. It is a ble t o det ect the concentration of
dust so that it can c hoo se efficient mode to work.
We sug ges t you to clean dust sensor once you
clean dust box to i mpr ove w ork efficiency.
1. Turn off po wer.
2. Take ou t dus t box and clean it.
14. Alarm Function
Icon Cause of failur e Solution Instruction
1. The re is t oo much
dust in dust box.
2. The re is t oo much
dust on dust
sensor.
1. Dust box is not fi xed
into host.
2. Dust box is not fi xed
properly.
1. Main brush or
driving wheel i s
tangled by hair o r
cloth.
2. Side brush is
blocked.
The robot will st op wo rki ng under following circumstance ; the re
will be alarm and t ip so und at the same time. What' s more,
LCD will have red l igh t fla shing. Please notice the tip on LCD.
1. Clean dust box .
2. Clean dust on up ground height
sensor.
1. Put dust box bac k
into host.
2. Re-install d ust b ox
and press it down a t
the same time.
1. Clean main bru sh
2. Clean side bru sh
and put it back.
Must change it if
necessary.
Note:
In order to exten d use l ife , robot will alarm
even though the re is n ot mu ch dust
inside, after s everal cy cles clea ning.
Driving wheel i s
suspended.
Low battery.
Put the robot bac k
on the charging
block to chargi ng.
Put the robot bac k
manually.
This function c an pr eve nt danger of child
or pet lifting th e rob ot wh en it is operating.
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15. Common Failure
No. Pro ble m Solution
Turn off the power.
1. Check if there i s dus t on up -ground height
1
2
Robot keeps pro cee din g or moving
backward once p owe r is on .
Robot is in troub le.
sensor, which ca use r obo t to make wrong
signal. Use hal f dry c lot h to clean it.
Buff er co llision is out of control. Put your
2.
hand at left, mid dle a nd ri ght in turn to see
if it can rebound b y its elf .
Robot may fall in t rou ble w hen it is working. In
such case, it wil l try e ver y possibility to get out
of trouble, but i t sha ll st ay at a certain place
when it fails and s tar ts al arm. You should help
it and get rid of the o bst acl e.
The trouble may b e as fo llo ws:
1. It is tangled by p owe r cor d.
It is tangled by ha ngi ng cu rtain or fringe.2.
Robot is able to de tec t mos t of the stairs within
8 centimeters h eig ht di fference. However, i ts
3
4
Robot fails to de tec t the s tairs.
The capacity to c lea n wea ken.
performance w ill w eak en when it is smooth
floor with heig ht di fference or the floor with
strong reflec tor. You c an pu t virtual wall under
this situatio n to pr eve nt it from falling off.
Turn off power and t ake o ut th e dust box., then
follow the step s as be low :
1. Check whethe r the re is t oo much dust on
sponge filter s o tha t it ne eds t o change it.
2.
Make sure there i s no du st wh ich blocks the
suction.
3. Take ou t mai n brush and clean it. Insure the
both ends of main b rus h is no t tan gled by hair
or fiber. Fix it bac k aft er it i s bee n cleaned.
4. Examine if the re is d ust o r debris near
driving wheel s.
5. Clean dust sen sor
If the failure st ill t her e after following the steps
above, please c ont act o ur after-sales.
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En j o y S ma r te r L i f e!
Turn off the power s upp ly, and then take out of
dust box. After re mov ing t he garbage,
overturn the ro bot .
1. Check whethe r the s uct ion of main brush is
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There is much noi se wh en th e robot
works.
blocked.
2. Examine and cl ean t he ma in brush(at both
ends).
3. Examine and cl ean t he si de brush.
If the failure is s til l the re after operating
according to th e abo ve pr ocedure, Please
contact out aft er- sal es service.
16. Other Problems
How much reserv e tim e for r obot go back
1. mode?
charging?
Answer: It diff ers from the ground situation, it will do back to ch arg ing m ode
2. How long can robot last working under
full battery? 7 What's the clea nin g cov era ge once it is
Answer: It diff ers from the ground situation,
It takes around 60 min ute s for e ven floor
such as wooden fl oor a nd ce ramic tile, and
20 minutes for sh ort -ha ired carpet.
3. Is it allowed for the robot to work
independent ly wi tho ut ta king care of?
Answer: Yes. Howev er, yo u sho uld keep
person in the roo m inf orm ed about robot
operating to av oid t rip ping.
4. What kind of equipment inside the robot
is used for deali ng wi th fa ilu re?
Answer: It is equi ppe d wit h photosensitive
components wh ich c an de tect the stair over
the height of 8 cen tim ete rs; for fear that it
would fall over.
.
5 Is robot able to clean t he bo tto m of th e
furniture?
Answer: It is flat desi gn, d uri ng normal
cleaning, it ca n go in to ta ble and bed corner
whose height is o ver 1 0 cen timeters, such as
bed, wardrobe , sof a and t ea table.
6 Why does robot fa il to w ork u nde r set
.
Answer: Becaus e whe n the re is low battery,
automatical ly.
.
charged full? (un der a uto matic cleaning
mode)
Answer: Under no rma l cir cumstance, it is
around 120-15 0 sq, b ut it d iffers from the
ground situat ion .
.
8 Why does robot st op wo rki ng on ce it
meets obstacl e?
Answer: Under no rma l cir cumstance, robot
will return or se ek ot her r oute when it meets
obstacle. How eve r, if it c ontrolled by remote
control, it is no t abl e to ch ange route in case
of obstacle.
.
9 Why there is garb age l eak ing f rom the
machine while r obo t ope rat ing?
Answer: a. Plea se ch eck w hether there is
too much garbag e in du st bo x(if there is too
much dust on the fl oor, r obo t is not able to
alarm after wor kin g for s ome time even
though there is t oo mu ch ga rbage in dust
box.). Th at's why you need to clean dust
box. b. See wheth er ma in br ush is not
cleaned for lon g tim e, as i t is tangled with
much hair and dus t.
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10 Why does robot fail to start clea nin g on side brush can re mov e dus t along bottom
appointment t ime ? edge effi ciently; there would be dust beyond
Answer: a.Conf irm w het her there is much
remaining bat ter y. Appointment timing is not
applicable wh en ro bot i s returning to charge 15. Why does the sp eed o f rob ot slow down
after operati ng cl ean ing. b. Check if robot is sometim es?
under standby s tat us.
11. Why robot is no t cha rgi ng as i t is put in garbage and dus t on th e flo or, it would turn
the charger? Th e cha rgi ng in dicator does to low speed proc eed ing a utomatically.
not light as well.
Answer: a. Exami ne wh eth er th e battery at when robot is proceeding?
the bottom is ins tal led i n place, if cover
screw is loose, y ou ne ed to f asten it. b.
Check if there is p owe r sup ply for the socket.
c. Please conta ct ou r aft er-sales service
when the failur e is st ill t here.
12. Why does not th e rem ote c ontrol work?
Answer: a. The control distance is within 5
meters. It woul d be in sen sitive if longer
distance. b. Ch eck b att ery in remote control
and make sure it is p lac ed co rrectly. c.
Insure robot po wer s upp ly is on, please get it
charged when yo u not ice i t shows low
battery on LCD. d . Use c lea n cloth to wipe
infrared tran smi tte r on remote control and
infrared rece ive r on ro bot. e. If the host is too
close to virtua l wal l or ch arger, the signal of
remote contro l wil l get i nterfered.
13. Why does not vi rtu al wa ll wo rk?
Answer: a. Insure the r egi on bl ocked by
invisible lig ht fr om vi rtual wall, which is the
region you do not w ant r obo t to get across.
b. The s ign al will get interfered if virtual wal l
is too close to the c har ger. c . Check whether
the region you wa nt is b eyo nd the virtual
wall, we sugges t you t o pur chase additional
virtual wall if n ece ssa ry.
14. Would i t be difficult for robot to clean the
corner as it is a rou nd de sig n?
Answer: Robot ca n det ect w all by itself. It is
able to clean alo ng th e edg e of wall under
automatic and b ord er cl eaning mode. Its
robot in the tiny a rea f orm ed by two walls
which need to be re mov ed by h and.
Answer: When rob ot de tec ts th ere is much
16. Is there a ny da nge r to fu rniture and child
Answer: No. There is a soft rubber buffe r
made of PPC in fron t of th e hos t. It w ould try
other route onc e it to uch es furniture or child.
17. Would r obot affect pet?
Answer: Robot ma kes l ow no ise when
operating, so t her e wou ld be no shrill sound
which may cause p et re stl ess or even
distrust. If yo u kee p pet a t hom e, we suggest
you to notice the f irs t tim e the r obot
operating.
18. What should b e not ice d whe n cleaning
the carpet?
Answer: Robot is n ot ab le to c lean long hair
over 2 centimet ers . Fol d the banding first
when you start cl ean ing .
19. Does it ma tte r to ke ep th e robot at the
charger when no t usi ng it ?
Answer: Yes. Robot w ill t ran sfer to small
currency to sup ple men t charging. Please
avoid wrong ope rat ion b y child.
20 Is there any danger to wrongly to uch t he
.
docking elect rod e fil m bet ween the host
and charger?
Answer:No.Th e two e lec tro des of charger is
of no voltage und er ou tpu t mode(when there
is no power suppl y); i t's m aximum voltage is
24V which is safe o ne un der i nput
mode(when it is c har gin g)
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.
21 How does main brush avoid being t ang led If t he pr ocedures above still do not make
by power cord? it w ork , please contact our after-sales
Answer: Robot is p rob abl y get tangled by the
service.
wire scattere d on th e flo or when it is
operating. At th at ti me, r obot will try to turn
back to get rid of it , and i t wil l make alarm
sound when it fai ls af ter t rying several times.
.
22 How can I stop the robot from opera tin g
on appointment tim e sin ce I wi ll be a way
from home for som eti me?
Answer: You can canc el ap poi ntment
cleaning.
.
23 How can I transfer my robot?
Answer: You can lift i t up wi th bo th your
hands and lay on th e gro und q uickly, dust
and garbage in du st bo x wil l come out if it is
not place back in t ime .
D
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e
b
o
t
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24 How to use robot most effective ly?
Answer: Put the robot a nd ch arg er in the
same room, beca use i t wou ld shorten
seeking time an d it ca n ext end the working
time. If you need r obo t to cl ean every room
of house, you sho uld p ut th e charger in the
middle of house f or th e con venience of
go
back to the charg ing b loc k.
.
25 What should do if robot sucked liqui d?
Answer: a. Turn off the power and take out
dust box, then em pty i t and w ipe it dry. b.
Draw out the spon ge fi lte r and wipe it dry. c.
Take out main brush a nd cl ean i t, then use
day cloth to wipe t he br ush a nd its interior.
Wait until the brush is day and plac e it ba ck.
d. Let the produc t dry b y its elf for at least
12hours(mak e sur e cir cuit board is dry and
then get power on ).
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