Hyundai H-VCRQ 70 User Manual [ru]

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РОБОТ-ПЫЛЕСОС

РУКОВОДСТВО ПО ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИИ

ROBOT VACUUM CLEANER

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

ШАҢСОРҒЫШ РОБОТ

ПАЙДАЛАНУ ЖӨНІНДЕГІ НҰСҚАУЛЫҚ

H-VCRQ80

Licensed by HYUNDAI Corporation, Korea

GB DESCRIPTION

1. Dust bin

2. Release button of the dust bin

3. Vents

4. Shock absorber

5. Sensor

6. Infrared sensor

7. Display

8. Side brush

9. Turbo brush

10. Socket adapter

11. Battery compartment

12. Wheel

13. Sensors from falling

14. Switch 0 /I

15. Charging station

16. Adapter

17. Remote

18. Spare side brushes (2 PCs.)

19. Cleaning brush

20. Spare filter

21. The charging indicator on the station

22. 2 x 1.5 V batteries, type AAA

RUS УСТРОЙСТВО ИЗДЕЛИЯ

1. Емкость для сбора пыли

2. Кнопка отсоединения емкости для

сбора пыли( PUSH)

3. Вентиляционные отверстия

4. Амортизатор

5. Датчик столкновения

6. Инфракрасный датчик

7. Дисплей

8. Боковая щетка

9. Турбощетка

10. Гнездо для адаптера

11. Отсек для аккумулятора

12. Колеса

13. Датчики от падения

14. Выключатель 0 /I

15. Зарядная станция

16. Адаптер

17. Пульт

18. Запасные боковые щетки (2 шт.)

19. Щетка для чистки

20. Запасной фильтр

21. Индикатор зарядки на станции

22. 1.5V батарейка, тип ААА – 2шт.

KZ БҰЙЫМНЫҢ ҚҰРЫЛЫМЫ

1. Шаң жинауға арналған сауыт

2. Шаң жинауға арналған сауытты

ағытатын түйме (PUSH)

3. Желдеткіш саңылаулар

4. Амортизатор

5. Қақтығыс датчигі

6. Инфрақызыл датчик

7. Дисплей

8. Бүйір шөтке

9. Турбо шөтке

10. Адаптерге арналған ұя

11. Батареяға арналған ұя

12. Доңғалақтар

13. Құлап кетуден қорғау датчиктері

14. 0 /I қосқышы

15. Зарядтау сстанциясы

16. Адаптер

17. Пульт

18. Қосалқы бүйір шөткелер (2 дана)

19. Тазалауға арналған шөтке

20. Қосалқы сүзгі

21. Станциядағы зарядтау индикаторы

22. 1,5 В батарея, ААА – 2 дана

Адаптер AC/DC

AC 220-240 V ~ 50 Hz 0.8 A

DC 18V 1.5A

Класс защиты II Питания прибора 14,4V , 2200mAh Питание базы 18V 1.5A

30 W

1.6 / 2.2 kg

320

INSTRUCTION MANUAL IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

 Read this instruction manual carefully to prevent any unit damage or injure when

using.

 When using this appliance, basic precautions should always be followed:  Before the first use of the appliance check that the voltage indicated on the rating

label corresponds to the mains voltage in your home.

 For home use only. Do not use for industrial purposes.  To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces. Do not

immerse unit or cord in any liquids.

 To avoid deforming of plastic components of the appliance or fire accident, never

leave the appliance exposed to direct sun light or near any heater.

 This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced

physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliances by a person responsible for their safety.

 Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.  Never use the vacuum cleaner without filters.  Do not attempt to repair, adjust or replace parts in the appliance. Repair the

malfunctioning appliance in the nearest service center.

 If the product has been exposed to temperatures below 0ºC for some time it should

be kept at room temperature for at least 2 hours before turning it on.

 The manufacturer reserves the right to introduce minor changes into the product

design without prior notice, unless such changes influence significantly the product safety, performance, and functions.

 Date of production is indicated on the unit and/or on the packing materials and in

accompanying documents.

 Use this product in temperature from 0℃ to 40℃  Do not sit on top of this product or attach an object on the top of it. Beware of

children or pets while the product is in operation.

 Never use the product to clean up combustible or highly volatile liquids such as

gasoline.

 While the product is in operation, make sure all doors leading outside are closed.  Charging adaptor is for indoors use only.  Do not recharge the product if the battery cord or plug is damaged.  Never touch the charger, plug or cable with damped hands.  Please take out the battery when it is not in use for a long time.  The battery is to be disposed of safety

Proper use

 This device is designed for vacuuming up normal house dust. It is only intended for

private indoor use and not suitable for commercial application.

Before fi rst use

 Before you can use the device, you must:

 unpack the product contents and remove all transport and packaging elements,  insert batteries in the remote control,  fi tting the side brushes,  set up the charging station,  charge the device’s rechargeable battery.

Inserting batteries in the remote control

 Open the battery compartment cover on the back of the remote control by pressing

the catch together with your thumb and fold up the cover.

 Insert the batteries in the battery compartment. Make sure that the polarity is

correct as indicated in the compartment (+/–).

 Put the battery compartment cover back on the battery compartment and fold it

into the closed position. It must audibly lock into place.

 When the remote control starts to lose power, the batteries must be replaced.

Fitting the side brushes

 Place the device upside down on the ground or a table.  Fit the side brush marked with R on the receptacle on the device that is marked with

 Fit the side brush marked with L on the receptacle on the device that is marked with

 The side brushes must audibly lock into place.

Set up the charging station

 ATTENTION!  The charging contacts on the device and on the charging station should always be

free of dust and clean so that the rechargeable battery can be charged.

 Place the charging station on a clean, level fl oor with the back towards a wall near a

socket. When selecting the location, keep in mind that once it has fi nished cleaning, the robotic vacuum cleaner must have an unobstructed path back to the charging station. There must be approx. 1.5 to 2 m of free space in front of the charging station; there should be no furniture or other obstacles within this space. The sensor must not be covered. No refl ective objects (e.g. mirrors) should be behind or next to the charging station as they could confuse the sensor .

 Connect the mains adapter cord to the charging station and then insert the mains

plug of the mains adapter into an easily accessible socket.

Charge the rechargeable battery

 Discharge the rechargeable battery every few months and then recharge it. To

discharge the rechargeable battery, use the device with the charging station disconnected from the mains so that it runs out of power. Then recharge the rechargeable battery.

 Before fi rst use or if the device has not been used for a prolonged period of time, it

will take approximately 6 to 8 hours for the empty rechargeable battery to recharge; subsequent charge times will then range from approx. 3 to 4 hours. The rechargeable battery will reach its full charge capacity after it has been fully discharged and recharged completely two to three times.

 If the rechargeable battery is completely empty and the device is unable to travel to

the charging station, it must be placed on the charging station.

Charging via the charging station

 Once the charge level of the robotic vacuum cleaner’s rechargeable battery is low, it

will travel to the charging station where the rechargeable battery will be

automatically recharged. For this, the charging station must be connected to the mains.

 If the device fails to locate the charging station because e.g. the room is too large

and it comes to a stop, you should “give it helping hand”. Use the directional buttons

on the remote control to steer the device towards the charging station or place it directly on the charging station.While the device is vacuuming, leave the charging station connected to the mains so that it can automatically dock and recharge for the next cleaning cycle.

Use

 ATTENTION!  The device is not suitable for plush/deep-pile carpets.  Clear up all items lying around the room that could catch in the brushes or nozzle or

which could obstruct the device while cleaning. Be particularly sure to not leave anyplastic bags on the fl oor.

 Make sure that the device is not able to come into contact with cables, cords or

tassels, e.g. of curtains, table cloths or carpets. If necessary, fold the edges of carpets with tassels under the carpet.

 Remove all items that could be knocked over (e.g. vases, small lamps, decorative

items).

 There should be at least 40 cm of distance between two objects (e.g. wall and shelf)

in order for the device to pass through.

 The device could get stuck under pieces of furniture if it does not have the necessary

clearance. Block the path e.g. with fl ower pots that are heavy enough to prevent being knocked off.

Operating the device/manual start

 Switch the device on by pushing the start/pause switch on the device. The

start/pause switch will illuminate in red - blue - red.

 Push the desired function button on the remote control (see chapter “Functions”). A

signal tone will sound, the start/pause switch will illuminate in blue. The robotic vacuum cleaner will then start cleaning in the selected vacuuming mode.

 Push the button to stop the robotic vacuum cleaner. A signal tone will sound, the

start/pause switch will illuminate in red again. The device will stop vacuuming and automatically switch to standby mode.

Remote control

 To use the remote control, you must fi rst activate the device via start/pause switch

on the device.

 Start/Pause – Push the button in the middle to start the device or to pause

the device during the vacuuming process.

 Directional buttons – You can use the directional buttons to steer the device

manually.

 Automatic charging – Push this button to tell the device to return to the

charging station to recharge.

 Timer – Push this button to set the time for the device to vacuum each day

(24-hour mode).

Functions

 The device has three different vacuuming modes. You can use the menu button on

the device or the corresponding buttons on the remote control to select these modes.

 The robotic vacuum cleaner has the following vacuuming modes:  Random cleaning mode : The robotic vacuum cleaner will travel straight ahead

until it encounters an obstacle, it will then veer off and travel straight ahead in another direction.

 Spiral cleaning mode : The robotic vacuum cleaner will begin by travelling

from the inside to the outside in an increasingly large spiral. It will then travel from the outside inward in an increasingly small spiral. Once it has reached its starting position, it will look for a new area and begin the process again.

 Edge cleaning mode : The robotic vacuum cleaner will move forward until it

encounters an edge (e.g. wall, piece of furniture), it will then travel along this edge until it reaches the next edge.

 Auto cleaning mode: The robotic vacuum cleaner will automatically combine

the three other cleaning modes.

Setting the time and day

 To set the current time, simultaneously push the buttons and in standby

mode.

 The hour display will start to blink. Push the buttons (+1 hour) or (-1 hour)

to set the hours.

 Push the button again. You can now set the minutes with the buttons (+1

minute) or (-1 minute).

 Use the button to confi rm the set time.

Timer function

 You must fi rst set the current time before you can set the timer for the device.  If you do not deactivate the timer and the device is in standby mode, it will always

start cleaning at the set time.

 You can program the charging station so that the robotic vacuum cleaner starts

vacuuming at a desired time. Make sure that you select the desired vacuuming mode before you set the timer.

 To set a timer, simultaneously push the buttons and in standby mode.

 The hour indicator for setting the timer will start fl ashing. Push the buttons (+1

hour) or (-1 hour) to set the hours.

 Push the button again. You can now set the minutes with the buttons (+1

minute) or (-1 minute).

 Use the button to confi rm the set time.  The indicator will now appear on the display.

 To deactivate the timer function, simultaneously push the buttons and in

standby mode. The hour indicator for setting the timer will start fl ashing. In this

mode, simultaneously push the buttons and again.

 The indicator on the display will disappear and the timer is deactivated.  WARNING!  Be sure to clean the container after each cleaning.  Never use the vacuum cleaner without installed filter and with damaged or dirty

filter. Otherwise, dust will fall into the motor and cause damage to the vacuum cleaner.

 Don’t use the vacuum cleaner if the container is filled to the mark “MAX”. When the

container is filled, dirty air clogs up the vacuum cleaner filter and the engine can overheat and disable.

 Don’t use the vacuum cleaner for cleaning of material debris such as cement,

whitewash, plaster, metal shavings and etc. These particles cause to the engine damage.

 Don’t wash vacuum cleaner parts in a dishwasher or a construction machine.

Cleaning and maintenance

 ATTENTION!  The device may not be connected to the mains and must be completely switched off

for cleaning and maintenance!

 Only the dust bin may be rinsed out. The device itself, the fi lters or the remote

control may not be immersed in water or in other liquids. Make sure that all parts are completely dry before you place the dust bin back in the device!

 None of the parts of the robotic vacuum cleaner are suitable for cleaning in the

washing machine or dishwasher!

 When cleaning, do not use any corrosive or abrasive cleaners. They could damage

the surface.

Before and after each use, make sure that

 the nozzle and the vents are unobstructed,  the sensors on the bottom side of the device are free of dust or similar,  the side brushes are not entangled and are free of hair and threads,  no hair, threads or similar are wrapped around the roller brush or wheels.  The side brushes may be cleaned with warm water.

Cleaning the housing

 If necessary, wipe the housing off with a damp cloth only.

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