User manual PALSON DIABOLO PLUS

[. . . ] Use the robotic vacuum carefully in the presence of children to avoid frightening or injuring them. Do not allow the device to take in liquid as this could damage the product. ) before using it as they could become damaged or may affect vacuum operation. Do not sit or stand on the robotic vacuum as this could damage the unit or cause personal injury. [. . . ] Loosen the screw in the main shaft of the side brush before changing it. Push the side brush against the main shaft and then tighten the screw. For optimum cleaning, frequently remove built-up hair and dust from the rubber and floor rollers. Carefully rotate the brush and cut out any built-up hair, threads or other entangled objects using scissors or pull them out by hand. The main brush and rubber roller can be cleaned following the installation and dismantling section. Figure 5 figure 6 Push the locking bar backwards and lift the cover with your right thumb; then lift the central cleaning brush using your left hand. Insert the main brush and the floor brush into their corresponding holes before closing the cover. Remove the left/right wheel and clean it with the brush (see figure 2). Fit the left/right wheel in its original position and tighten the screws during installation. Make sure the positive and negative electrodes are correctly aligned, otherwise you could damage the device. Remove the battery if you do not plan to use the device for a long period time. Make sure the positive and negative electrodes are correctly aligned, otherwise you could damage the device. Remove the batteries if you do not plan to use the device for a long period time. Transmission signal Day display Continuous cleaning Start cleaning Day display Time/error display Error display Slow clean Fast clean Clean the sensor and the transparent infrared window using a soft cloth. The wall dirt sensor is located on the front of the robot, while the floor sensor and the transparent infrared window are located on the bottom. " " On Sunday, Start/Stop Monday/UV Tuesday/time setting Wednesday/charge Thursday/timer Friday/fast cleaning Saturday/Automatic cleaning after full charge All days of the week/slow cleaning Order confirmation Forward Backwards Turn left Turn right Control panel instructions for use and operating mode The following steps are very important: be sure not to press the wrong buttons on the remote control!You must recheck the code on the remote control or main unit when you change them after first use or during maintenance. Check that the battery in the remote control and in the main unit have sufficient charge; turn off the main unit; press and hold OK on the remote control for more than 4 seconds and then turn on the main unit without releasing the OK button. When you hear the robot beep twice, release the OK button to complete the code test. If you do not hear the beeps during code testing, repeat the previous steps. Operating guide Start/Stop Operating information Turn on the machine; when you press the Start/Stop button, the machine will start working, and pressing it again will turn the machine off. When you press " ", the current time number 88 will start flashing. [. . . ] Check the left/right wheels and clean off any dirt Check the container for dirt, clean if necessary and reattach it If the error persists after completing the above steps, contact after-sales maintenance, a professional repair company or the company's technical centre; do not attempt to dismantle or fix the unit yourself. Technical specifications Applicable models 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Nominal voltage Battery Total operating time with battery fully charged Nominal power Operating temperature range Operating humidity range Supply voltage/current Wireless remote control Specifications Weight Battery capacity 14. Remote control technical specifications Applicable models Nominal voltage Battery Remote mode Receiving and transmitting distance Transmission power Operating temperature range Operating humidity range Characteristics Weight 3V 2 x AAA batteries (not included) ISM frequency band 2. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Used electrical products must not be discarded with household waste. [. . . ]