LG VR8600RB User Manual

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ROBOTIC CLEANER
MODEL : VR657* LVMP
VR657** LVMP VR95** Ser VR86** Ser
Caution Please read the safety cautions of this booklet before the maintenance of the product.
P/NO : MFL67646518
July, 2015
Printed in Korea
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Table of Contents
1. Product SPEC
2. Structure and Name of Each Part
3. Cautions and Methods during the Usage
4. How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
5. Technical Descriptions of the Parts
6. Safety Cautions and Verifications During the Repair
7. How to Disassemble/Assemble and Repair Major Parts
8. Cabling Diagram
9. Types of Defects and the Countermeasures
10. How to Use R-Manager RK diagnosis program
11. How to Use Black Box Viewer
12. Deal Drawing of the Structure and List of the Parts
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Product Specifications
Main Unit
ITEM LG Robot Cleaner
MODEL
Battery (Fully Charging)
Power Consumption
Charging Time
Use Time
Traveling Velocity
Cleaning Mode
Weight
External Dimensions
Accessary
Scheduled Cleaning / Error Displaying / Navigation / Auto/Manual Recharging /
Main Function
Spot Cleaning / Repeat Cleaning / My Space Cleaning / Cell by Cell cleaning /
VR657*LVMP / VR657**LVMP / VR95** Ser / VR86** Ser
Li ion, DC 16.8V
58W
3 hours
Approx. 100 minutes
(based on general wooden oor )
0.35 m/s
zigzag cleaning / Cell by Cell Cleaning / My Space Cleaning / Spot Cleaning
3kg
340mm x 340mm x 89mm
Home station / remote controller / Filter / Cleaning Brush / Brush
Turbo Mode / Learning Mode / Obstacle Sensing / Anti-Plunge function /
Corner Clean / Voice Messaging / Map Drawing /
Zigzag Cleaning /
Home Station
ITEM Home Station
Model
Rating
Power Consumption
Output Voltage/Current
Remote Controller
ITEM AKB73296002
Battery
Type
Operating Range
Size(WxLxH)
VR621
AC 220V, 60Hz
23W
DC 17.1V / 1.1A
DC 3V(AAA, 2ea)
Infra Red(38kHz)
5m
45 X 22 X 115 mm
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Structure and Name of Each Part – Robot Cleaner
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Structure and Name of Each Part – Robot Cleaner
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Cautions and Methods during the Usage
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Cautions and Methods during the Usage
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Cautions and Methods during the Usage
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Cautions and Methods during the Usage
1. About Dust Bin
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Cautions and Methods during the Usage
2. About Filter
Dust Bin Filter
It is recommended to clean the dust bin filter with HEPA 11 once a week. During the cleaning, clean thoroughly with cleaning brush and the cleaner. Never clean the filter with water. When it is washed with water, the cleaning performance will be degraded.
Make sure to install the dust bin filter (HEPA filter, sponge filter) to the dust bin after the cleaning.
If the dust bin or dust bin filter is not installed, dust may enter inside Roboking and cause disorder.
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Cautions and Methods during the Usage
3. About Agitator
If foreign object is stuck in the agitator, it decreases the rotation speed and degrades the cleaning performance to cause disorder. Especially, after cleaning hair or hair of pets, make sure to clean the agitator. Clean periodically after 10 usages in ordinary homes.
If the agitator stops by foreign object during the cleaning, a voice alarm of “check foreign object in the agitator at the bottom” will sound. At this time, remove the foreign object stuck in the agitator before the usage.
Side agitator rotates synchronized with the bottom agitator. If the bottom agitator does not rotate, the side agitator will not rotate either.
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Cautions and Methods during the Usage
4. Cleaning the Side Brush
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Cautions and Methods during the Usage
5. Cleaning the Sensor / Charging Terminal
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Cautions and Methods during the Usage
6. How to Install the Home Station
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Cautions and Methods during the Usage
7. How to Charge the Battery
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Cautions and Methods during the Usage
8. Remaining Battery Charge Indicator
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How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
Turning ON/OFF the Power Button
The power switch at the left backside of the main body is connected between the battery and the Main circuit to function to supply or block the power. Also, it is connected between the recharging connector of the main body and the Main circuit to functions to supply or block the power of the recharging station.
When the main body power switch remains in ON state, the product can be turned on by pressing the button on the main body, and recharge is possible. If the power is not turned ON even if the power button on the
main body is pressed, or if power is not turned on even if the main body is connected to the recharging
station, check the status of the main power switch at the left backside of the main body.
※ When you turn on the main power button, do not turn it on while pressing the button at the top of the cleaning
robot. Button operation may be delayed.
Even if the main body power switch is turned on, Micom does not operate, so there is no change is the status indication window. To start Micom, press the start/stop button of the main body for 1 second after turning on the main body power switch. Then, Micom will start, LED of the screen display window will be turned on, and Booting will start. Booting time may be different for each model, and when the Booting is over, it converts to standby state with a melody.
In the standby state, if the start/stop button of the main body is pressed for 2 seconds or longer, the power will be turned off with the ending melody.
It is the state with the power off, but a small amount of electricity is used for button operation, so when it is left alone for long period of time, the battery may be consumed and power may not be turned on. When it is not used for long period of time, please store it with the power switch turned off.
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How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
How to Start and Stop Cleaning
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How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
Time Setting
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How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
Schedule Cleaning
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How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
Cleaning Modes ※ If you want to change the mode during the operation, press and select
the mode.
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How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
My space clean
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How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
Manual Cleaning and Spot Cleaning
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How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
Turbo Mode, Repeat Mode and Learning Mode
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How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
Location Search Function
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How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
Smart Diagnosis
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How to Use Main Body Operation Buttons and Remote Controller
Smart Diagnosis
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Technical Descriptions of the Parts
Suction Motor
Manufacturer: Nidec
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Technical Descriptions of the Parts
Agitator Motor
Manufacturer: STANDARD
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Technical Descriptions of the Parts
Wheel Motor
Manufacturer: SHARP
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Technical Descriptions of the Parts
Wheel Motor
Manufacturer: SHARP
Model Name
Operation Voltage
Measurable Distance
Connector Voltage Output (L=30)
Minimum/Maximum Distance
Voltage Difference
Average Current Supply
GP2Y051SK0F
DC 4.5V ~ 5.5V
2 ~ 15 cm
Min = 0.25 / Typ = 0.4 / Max = 0.55 (V)
Min = 1.95 / Typ = 2.25 / Max = 2.55 (V)
Typ = 12 / Max = 22 (mA)
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Technical Descriptions of the Parts
Wheel Motor
Manufacturer: SensorTech
Category Specication
Applied frequency
Transmission Sound Pressure Level
Reception Sensitivity
122.00 ~ 123.16
-58.06 ~ -54.54
Angle of Beam Spread
Capacitance
Max Input Voltage 20 Vrms
Operation Temperature Range -30 ~ 80
Storage Temperature Range -40 ~ 85
40 ± 1
90 ± 10°
2100 ± 20%
Remark
0dB = 0.02mPa, 10Vrms, 30cm 0dB = 10V/Pa, 30cm
-6 dB down angle @1KHz
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Technical Descriptions of the Parts
Battery
Manufacturer: LG Chem.
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Technical Descriptions of the Parts
PCM(Protection Circuit Module)
Manufacturer: LG Chem.
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Technical Descriptions of the Parts
Battery
Manufacturer: LG Chem.
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Technical Descriptions of the Parts
PCM(Protection Circuit Module)
Handling and Cautions
8.1 Disassembly: Never disassemble the battery pack. If the pack is damaged and short circuit is caused by conductive material inflow, overcurrent will flow and there is a risk of device damage or heat generation.
8.2 Handling: It may cause the falling out of soldered area or welded area, so be careful during the handling of the battery pack.
8.3 Short circuit: Be careful of the short circuit of the batter pack. If there is a short circuit in the batter pack, over-current will flow and there is a risk of device damage or heat generation. Do not expose it to heat.
8.4 Exposure to moist environment: Do not use the battery pack in a moist state. The current leakage by the moist of the insulating material inside the pack may cause degradation of the performance.
8.5 Recharging station: Use only the recharging station specified for this battery pack. Using other recharging station other the specification may cause heat generation, flame, or an explosion.
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Safety Cautions and Verifications During the Repair
1. Make sure to convert the power to “Off” state when you check, disassemble, or repair
the cleaning robot. (Turn off the power button at the left backside of the main body.)
2. The circuits used in the cleaning robot are sensitive to static electricity, so repair in an
environment without static electricity. (Wear antistatic gloves and sleepers.)
3. During the electricity applied inspection of the circuit, do not have pin or coin contact
with the recharging part.
4. Make sure to use the designated parts for replacement parts during the repair.
5. Use appropriate tools for repair.
6. Make sure to check the damage of the power cable, etc. before the repair. If the sheath
is peeled or if there is a short circuit, make sure to firmly connect it and wrap it with insulation tape.
7. Check the parts with problems using the diagnosis program before and after the repair.
8. Check if the upper part and lower part of the main body are completely combined. (It
may cause degradation of the suction power or noise generation. Especially, check the handling of the lead line.)
9. Make sure to carry out the insulation test of the motor. (It is OK if it is 5MΩ or more
between the impeller cover of the motor and the power connector.)
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
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Battery Disassembly
Make sure to disassemble the battery before the disassembly/assembly work. After setting power switch to OFF, then unscrew two battery screws by using a (+) driver and disassemble the battery.
Battery is at the bottom when the main body is flipped over
Disassemble the battery by unscrewing the bolts usin
a (+) driver
Hold the bottom part and lightly hit the set to the table to take out the battery
Take out the separated battery out of the set
Separate by pressing the battery connector hook with hand
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Battery is completely separated from the set
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
Cover Assembly
Open cover by pressing the pressing point
Separate dust bin from the set
1. Open COVER 2. Take out Dust Bin
After lig htly pressing front of the set with one hand
Insert (- )driver under the hook to lift
The front hook of the set is lifted with a tick sound
3. Separate DÉCOR COVER 3. Separate DÉCOR COVER
Insert both hands into the separatedgap
Separate left and right hook to down direction
3. Separate DÉCOR COVER 3. Separate DÉCOR COVER
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Take out DÉCOR COVER from the set
Remove 8 bolts
3. Separate DÉCOR COVER 3. Separate DÉCOR COVER
Lift BODY COVER
4. Separate BODY COVER
Main board connector position
Insert hand under BODY COVER to separate the connector
4. Separate BODY COVER 5. After separating COVER
ASSEMBLY
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Separate 3 connectors
Separate 1 screw to separate Usb pcb
6. Separate VISION BOARD wire 7. Separate USB PCB
Take out wire from hook and separate micro switch
Take out wire from hook and separate speaker
8. Separate Dust Bin Sensor Switch 9. Separate Speaker
Lightly lift top coverto take out
Remove 3 screws
WINDOW GLASS
10. Separate WINDOW GLASS 10. Separate WINDOW GLASS
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Take out vision board
Take out wire from hook
11. Separate VISION BOARD 12. Separate TOP COVER ASS’Y
Separate 6 screws
13. After TOP COVER ASS’Y is
14. Separate HOLDER
separated
Separte UI PCB
Separate wire
15. Separate UI PCB, wire 16. After INNER COVER is separated
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
Cautions during Top Cover reassembly
Insert all wires into the hook
Divide to 3 wires each centered around boss
During the assembly, wire may be imprinted, so insert into the hook to divided to groups of 3
Lift top cover while wire is not pressed
Insert into wire guide
If it is not inserted in to the guide, wire may be pressed by the vision board and disconnected
Insert into both sides spring guides with (-) driver
Arrange the wires not to be stuck in the top cover and lock spring to top cover
Arrange the length and shape so that the wire can move well
Arrange well after top cover assembly so that the wire can move well
Assembly by pressing the ends of both springs using (-) driver
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
Window viewing disassembly
Carefully separate hook using narrow (- ) driver
1. Separte left hoo
(Be careful not to break)
Carefully separate hook using narrow (- ) driver
2. Separate right hook (Be careful not to break)
Separate hook using narrow (-) driver
3. Separate center hook 4. Separate WINDOW VIEWING (1)
(Be careful not to break)
Lock indicated eight hooks with both sides
Pull hard upward
5. Separate WINDOW VIEWING (2) 6. Reassemble WINDOW VIEWING
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
Base Assembly
Lift by pressing the hooks next to the both side wheels
1. Shape of BASE ASSEMBLY 2. Separate WINDOW LED
Separate connector to separa te WINDOW LED
2. Separate WINDOW LED 2. After WINDOW LED is separated
Separate 2 PSD
Separate 4 IR PCB
3. Separate Ultrasonic Sensor 4. Separate IR PCB, PSD sensor
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Separate from hook
5. Separate SUCTION module 6. Separate both side WHEEL ASS’Y
Remove 3 screws to separate main board
7. Separate main board connector 8. Separate main board
Spread the guide with fingers to separate micro switch
9. Separate MOP sensor wire 10. Separate CLIFF sensor wire
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Separate 3 CLIFF sensors
11. Separate CLIFF sensor 12. Separate OFS sensor
13. Separate recharging connector 14. Separate AIR guide
Lift by inserting dr iver into the groove in the caster
Lift by inserting driver into the caster
15. Separate front caster 16. Separate rear caster
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
Cautions during Base assembly reassembly
Be careful for dust prevention cap not to be taken off
Assemble according to the power switch ON/OFF
Assemble power switch according to the assembly directions and be careful for the dust prevention cap not to be taken off during the assembly.
Recharging connector (+) line CLIFF left line
CLILFF right line
R / L directions are marked
Connector CONTACT has R / L markings, so assemble according to the directions
Assemble harness in the connector CONTACT guide to prevent assembly defect
First insert the connector, and then assemble CLIFF to minimize the insufficient insertion of the connector during the assembly.
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Check CLIFF sensor assembly direction and wire direction (blue is right side)
Assemble both side CLIFF to have the connector to be at the bottom, and the central CLIFF to be at the left side
Check PSD sensor assembly direction
Do not have wire passing over the guide
If wire is over the guide, it may be pressed by the main board during the assembly, and it may cause short circuit.
Assemble PCB after wire connection
First insert the connector, and assemble both sides PSD for the connector to be at the top
Be careful for IR wire not to be inserted
During the assembly of WINDOW LED in BASE, be careful not to have the rear IR wire pressed
Assemble after inserting all connectors before the assembly of front IR and ultrasonic.
Insert TP sensor all the way
Cover rubber after assembly of wire
After pushing in wire into rubber, assemble TP sensor fully in the guide, and insert connector,
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Insert all the way
Assemble mop sensor wire on the guide so that it does not go over to motor fan side
If it is not properly inserted, the mop sensor function will not work properly, so check whether it works after the assembly
The rubber gasket shall not go out of the support
If the wire touches the fan, it causes abnormal noise, so firmly fix to the guide.
Assemble the marked part to face upward, and assemble rubber gasket inside the support
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
Separate Wheel
Disassemble by
spreading the hook to
1. Separate harness and spring 2. Separate COVER WHEEL
Disassemble motor by
unscrewing 2 screws
3. Separate WHEEL 4. Disassemble Motor
5. When WHEEL is disassembled
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
Cautions during the reassembly of the Wheel
Do not hold the magnetize with hand
After inserting motor in the COVER, rotate left and right to assemble according to the 3 holes of the motor and the COVER
Do not impose unnecessary force on motor PCB or magnetize during the reassembly.
Cautions during the reassembly of the Wheel Wire
Insert wire into the first guide with I­shaped way
Insert the wire into first and second guide with U­shaped way
First, insert 2-line wire into the guide after assembly the micro switch
Insert IR signal wire into first and second guide with u-shaped way and wheel cover guide consecutively
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Insert NTC wire into wheel cover guide with U-shaped way and then arrange the NTC part.
Fasten the wire and NTC with attaching EPDM not to be taken off from wheel assembly
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
Separate Agitator
1. Separate SIDE brush 2. Separate COVER DÉCOR
3. Separate BASE ASS’Y nozzle 4. Separate BASE ASS’Y nozzle
5. Separate agitator brush 6. Separate agitator motor ASS’Y
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
7. Right side agitator motor ASS’Y 8. Left agitator motor ASS’Y
Cautions during the reassembly of Nozzle cover
First assemble the yellow part of the brush
First insert the yellow part, push the bar all the way to the right, and then assemble the left part.
Slide in hook askew to the hole
First assemble the left hook
Press or hit hard the hook with palm
Assemble by pressing with finger
Assemble by pressing the upper side hook with a finger
Assemble the hook by pressing hard the right side hook with palm
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
Separate TANK ASS’Y DUST
Lift by slightly pushing to the right side
Open thecover completely and urn until it is separated
1. Separate handle 2. Separate dust bin cover
Take out dust bin filter from the hook with hand
3. Separate PLATE COVER 4. Disassemble dust bin filter
5. Dust bin deal drawing
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Cautions during reassembly of TANK ASS’Y DUST
Assemble by pressing the hook part from the top
Place the cover on the dust bin, and assemble by pressing the left part of the cover with hand
Separate power switch ASS’Y
Press the guides on both sides of the switch using (-) driver
When you lightly hit the right part of the cover, it will be inserted.
Take out of BASE with finger
1. Separate power switch (1) 2. Separate power switch (2)
Power switch and wires are connected
3. Separate power switch (3)
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Do not insert switch wire into base hook
Off polar wire should not be exposed to upper of
X
SUCTION module disassembly
switch assembly
Off polar wire should be pushed and arranged manually at the top of the baseplane
Make sure polar direction of switch
O
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How to Disassemble/Assemble Major Parts
Separate Charger Battery Assembly
During the disassembly of the recharging station, pull out the power cord
Being switch -applied, first of all turn off the switch
1. Disassemble power cord from
2. Disassemble BODY BASE
Disassemble after removing the screw
condenser
Disassemble after removing 2 screws
Push up with both thumbs
3. Disassemble COVER BODY 4. Disassemble COVER FRONT
5. Separate connector 6. Separate wire
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Push up lightly the receptacle with (-) driver
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While slowly rotating to one direction, separate the spring
Separate the connector
7. Separate spring 8. Separate power cord (1)f
Pick out receptacles
Push top of holder, pull and pick out
8. Separate power cord (2) (switch-applied)
from switch pushing
8. Separate power cord (3) (switch-applied)
Take out for wire working part to be facing to the right.
8. Separate power cord (4) 9. Separate PLATE GUIDE and PCB
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eparate stopper with
hands or equipments
eparate stopper
with hands or equipment
10. Separate STOPPER(1) 10. Separate STOPER(2)
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Cabling Diagram
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Types of Defects and the Countermeasures
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Types of Defects and the Countermeasures
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How to Use R-Manager RK diagnosis program
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How to Use R-Manager RK diagnosis program
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How to Use R-Manager RK diagnosis program
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How to Use R-Manager RK diagnosis program
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How to Use R-Manager RK diagnosis program
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How to Use Black Box Viewer
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How to Use Black Box Viewer
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How to Use Black Box Viewer
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How to Use Black Box Viewer
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How to Use Black Box Viewer
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How to Use Black Box Viewer
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How to Use Black Box Viewer
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How to Use Black Box Viewer
Repeat Repeat
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Deal Drawing of the Structure and List of Parts
Base Assembly
ACS1
BBA1
BHS2
GJ185
BBU1
BPM1
BCS1
1
BHS9
BSN2
N2
ACS2
BBA2
BBB1
BHS5
BHS4
BAW1
BAA1
BSN1
BRL1
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BSG1
SC02
BCD1
AAB1
BRB2
AAB2
BFC1
SC02
BAC1
BCD2
BSC2
BCB1
BSB1
BRB1
BBN1
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BHS1
BHS1
BSC3
BWW1
BWH1
BMD1
BMD1
BWA1 BWA2
BWW2
BSC3
BWH1
BGT1
BHS3
BMD2
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BFF1
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BCS2
BSN2
BPS1
BPS2
BSS1
BHS8
BHS6
BHS7
BWL1
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Deal Drawing of the Structure and List of Parts
Cover Assembly
CCD1
CWA1
CPA2
CHD1
CWV1
CPB1
CGK1
CSP1
CCT1
CSP2
CLA1
CHS3
CCV1
CCC1
CPU1
CCI1
CSA1
CHS2
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Deal Drawing of the Structure and List of Parts
Charger, Battery
ACB1
AAC1
ABB1
AHR1
APC1
APG1
ACF1
APP1
AAS1
CSW1
AAS2
AHS1
CCP1
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ASC1
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