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INSERTING AND REMOVING RECHARGEABLE BATTERY

■ Before first use, it is necessary to install the included Li-Ion battery B3 (14,4 V ,

2850 mAh) into the robotic vacuum cleaner. Use only the original battery type.

■ Turn the vacuum cleaner upside down. Check that switch A20 is set to position

0 (off). Screw out the screws from the cover A24 and remove the cover A24,

see figure I.

■ Connect the connector located in the battery compartment to the battery B3,

see figure J. The battery B3 can be connected in only one direction. Put the

battery B3 into the battery compartment and close the battery compartment

with the cover A24. In the front part of the cover A24 there are tabs that must

first slide into the grooves in the battery compartment, and only then is it

possible to close the cover A24 and attach it by screwing in the screws. After

attaching the cover A24, turn the robotic vacuum cleaner back over to the

operating position.

■ Remove the battery B3 in reverse sequence. Before removing the battery B3,

check that switch A20 is set to position 0 (off).

■ When the robotic vacuum cleaner will not be used for an extended period of

time, take out the battery B3 and store it in adry, clean and cool place out of

children’sreach.

LOCATION AND USE OF THE CHARGING STATION

■ Locate the charging station B1 against awall on ahard, even and dry surface

within reach of apower socket. Make sure that there are no stairs or obstacles

within arange of 1.5 m, that would prevent the robotic vacuum cleaner from

finding the charging station B1 and docking successfully.

■ Insert the power adapter cable connector into socket C2 of the charging

station B1, and insert the power cord plug into apower socket.

■ After connecting to apower socket, the indicator light C1 will be lit indicating

the connection of the charging station B1 to apower source.

■ When the robotic vacuum cleaner detects low voltage of the battery B3 during

operation, it will automatically start to search out the charging station B1. In

order for the robotic vacuum cleaner to find the charging station B1 and to

dock into it, it needs to locate the infrared signal transmitted by the charging

station B1. For this reason, we recommend leaving the charging station B1

permanently connected to apower source. When the robotic vacuum cleaner

docks inside the charging station B1, the charging cycle will commence and

the charging station B1 will stop transmitting the infrared signal.

■ In the event that the robotic vacuum cleaner is not used for an extended

period of time, disconnect the charging station B1 from the power socket and

store it in adry, clean and cool place.

CHARGING RECHARGEABLE BATTERY

■ To charge the battery B3, it is necessary to dock the robotic vacuum cleaner

into the charging station B1. You may do this manually or allow the robotic

vacuum cleaner to dock automatically.

■ Make sure that the charging station B1 is connected to apower socket. This is

signalled by indicator light C1 being lit. Set the switch A20 on the underside of

the robotic vacuum cleaner to position I(on).

■ For manual docking, put the robotic vacuum cleaner into the charging station

B1 so that the charging contacts A26 on the underside of the robotic vacuum

cleaner connect with the charging contacts C5 on the charging station B1.

When the contacts are connected, the charging process will start. The control

button LED indicator light A9 will slowly flash red.

■ For automatic docking into the charging station B1, set the return to charging

station mode using button D10 on the remote control B4. When the signal

from the remote control B4 is received, the robotic vacuum cleaner will emit an

acoustic signal and commence to automatically seek out the charging station

B1.

■ Likewise, the robotic vacuum cleaner will start seeking out the charging

station B1 when the voltage on the battery B3 falls below acertain level.

■ When the vacuum cleaner returns to the charging station B1, the control

button LED indicator A9 will be lit red. The navigation and anti-collision

infrared signals transmitted by the charging station B1 are used for the

navigation and successful docking of the robotic vacuum cleaner.

■ When the robotic vacuum cleaner finds the charging station B1 and manages

to dock, the charging process will commence. The transmitter of the navigation

and anti-collision infrared signal C3 and C4 will stop transmitting the signal.

The control button LED indicator light A9 will slowly flash red.

■ When the battery B3 is fully charged, the charging process will stop

automatically. The control button LED indicator light A9 will slowly flash green.

■ Acomplete charge takes approximately 3 to 5 hours. The actual charging time

depends on the power level of the battery B3. Afully charged battery B3 will

provide up to 80 minutes of operation. Allow the battery B3 to fully charge

before first use.

■ In the event that the charging contacts are disconnected during the charging

cycle, the robotic vacuum cleaner will move away from the charging station B1

and then redock itself to resume the charging process, unless it is prevented

from doing so by an obstacle.

■ In the event of apower outage, the charging cycle will be interrupted and will

continue after the power supply is renewed.

■ In the event that the maximum charging current is exceeded, the charging

station B1 will automatically interrupt the charging cycle.

■ Afault on the charging station B1 is signalled by aquickly flashing indicator

light C1.

RECHARGEABLE BATTERY CARE

■ We recommend that you do not interrupt the charging cycle and to maintain

the battery B3 in acharged state.

■ Do not leave the robotic vacuum cleaner standing fully charged or completely

flat for an unnecessarily long period of time.

■ A battery that is allowed to remain flat for a long time may self-discharge

below apermissible level and thereby cause irreparable damage to itself.

TURNING THE ROBOTIC VACUUM CLEANER ON AND OFF

■ Turn on the power supply to the robotic vacuum cleaner by setting switch A10

to position I(on). In the event that the vacuum cleaner is located away from

the charging station B1, when switch A20 is set to position I(on), it will switch

to the stand-by mode. In the event that the vacuum cleaner is docked in the

charging station B1, when switch A20 is set to position I(on), the charging

process will start automatically.

■ Turn off the power supply to the robotic vacuum cleaner by setting switch A20

to position 0 (off). The control button LED indicator light A9 will turn off. When

the vacuum cleaner is turned off, it is not possible to control it using the control

button A9 or the remote control B4.

STAND-BY MODE AND SLEEP MODE

■ In the stand-by mode, the control button LED indicator A9 is lit green. After

one minute of inactivity, an acoustic signal is emitted and the robotic vacuum

cleaner automatically switches to sleep mode.

■ In the sleep mode, the control button LED indicator A9 quickly flashes green in

5-second intervals. To wake the robotic vacuum cleaner from the sleep mode

into the stand-by mode, press control button A9 once. Asound is made and

the control button LED indicator A9 will be lit green.

USING THE CONTROL BUTTON

■ The control button A9 serves to wake up the robotic vacuum cleaner from

sleep mode, to put the robotic vacuum cleaner into the automatic cleaning

mode and to stop its operation.

■ To wake the robotic vacuum cleaner from the sleep mode into the stand-

by mode, press control button A9 once. Waking up from the sleep mode is

confirmed by an acoustic signal.

■ To put the robotic vacuum cleaner into operation from the stand-by mode

or from the charging mode, press the control button A9 once. The robotic

vacuum cleaner will start automatic cleaning.

■ To stop operation, press the control button A9 once. An acoustic signal will

be emitted and the robotic vacuum cleaner will switch to the stand-by mode.

After one minute of inactivity, an acoustic signal is emitted again and the

robotic vacuum cleaner automatically switches to sleep mode.

USING THE REMOTE CONTROL

■ The signal range of the remote control B4 is 6 m. If the vacuum cleaner is

located outside the signal range, it will not be transmitted.

BUTTON

■ Button D7 serves to put the robotic vacuum cleaner into the automatic

cleaning mode and to stop its operation.

■ To put the robotic vacuum cleaner into operation, press button D7 once. The

robotic vacuum cleaner will switch to the automatic cleaning mode.

■ To stop operation, press button D7 once. An acoustic signal will be emitted

and the robotic vacuum cleaner will switch to the stand-by mode. After

one minute of inactivity, an acoustic signal is emitted again and the robotic

vacuum cleaner automatically switches to sleep mode.

BUTTON

■ When button D17 is pressed, the robotic vacuum cleaner will emit an acoustic

signal. This function can be utilised when, for example, you need to find out

in which room the vacuum cleaner is currently located. When button D17 is

released, the robotic vacuum cleaner will stop emitting the acoustic signal.

MODE SELECTION BUTTON

■ Button D10 serves to set the automatic cleaning mode, along-the-wall

cleaning mode, spiral cleaning mode or return back to the charging station

and charge mode.

■ When the robotic vacuum cleaner is in the stand-by mode, sleep mode or

charging, press button D10 to automatically start the automatic cleaning

mode. Repeatedly press button D10 to switch between the individual

operating modes in the order shown in figure K. The mode setting is indicated

by the respective indicator on display D1 on the remote control B4.

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