User manual SOLAC AA3400 ECOGENIC

[. . . ] ENGLISH SAFETY INDICATIONS • Read these instructions carefully before using the appliance. • This manual is an integral part of the product. Keep it in a safe place for future reference. € This appliance is exclusively for household use and not for industrial use. [. . . ] To do so, set the operating switch (20) to the OFF position or press the ON/OFF button on the remote control. 10 Unplug the charging station from the mains. VIRTUAL BARRIER MAIN COMPONENTS (B) 1B ON switch & Length of virtual barrier Off Short range = 4 m Medium range = 6 m Long range = 8 m 2B 3B 4B 5B 6B LED ON light Proximity sensor head Virtual barrier sensor head Battery compartment cover Battery cover clip en OPERATION , Use the virtual barrier to define the desired cleaning area, preventing the robot from ) ) ) , 1 2 3 4 , , , 5 6 entering unnecessary or unwanted areas. Use this to prevent the robot entering areas with cables or a particular room. Place the virtual barrier at the same level on the surface where you are going to use the robot vacuum. Place the virtual barrier and the charging station at a distance of more than 3 m apart, to prevent interferences. Do not place the charging station within range of the virtual barrier’s signal. The proximity sensor head (3B) prevents impact between the robot vacuum and the virtual barrier, preventing it from coming within a distance of less than 0. Make sure that the batteries are not discharged. Position the virtual barrier so that it blocks the area you do not want the robot vacuum to enter. Remove any objects that may be in front of the virtual barrier, to prevent its inadequate operation. Choose the desired length of the virtual barrier. To do so, set the switch (B) to choose short , medium or long range. The battery’s duration depends on the selected sensor distance. The LED ON light (2B) will flash every 8 seconds until the battery runs out. Check that the robot vacuum cannot cross the boundary created by the virtual barrier. Set switch (B) to the OFF position , when the virtual barrier is not required. Some differences may occur in the direction of the virtual barrier’s infrared signal and the robot's reception range, due to the movement of the robot during while in use. This difference may vary depending on the work environment and the charging level of the robot and the virtual barrier. VIRTUAL BARRIER 21 REMOTE CONTROL COMPONENTS (C) 1 2 3 4 Robot vacuum ON/OFF Direction buttons Confirmation button Control keys Start/Sunday Provisional stop/Monday Time setting/Tuesday Charge/Wednesday Timer/Thursday Fast clean/Friday Clean after charging/Saturday Slow clean/every day 5 Display (fig. 4) a Transmitting signal” icon b Programmed days of the week c Programmed days of the week d Time e Error icon f Function icon TIMER Synchronisation of the Remote Control and the Robot Vacuum (fig. 5) , Synchronise the remote control and the robot vacuum before first use and following maintenance operations. [. . . ] 2 If the dirt is very tangled around the brush, cut it using scissors. , If necessary, unscrew the screw and remove the side brush (8) from the body for more effective cleaning (fig. REMOVAL AND CLEANING OF WHEELS Side Wheels 1 Unscrew the screws of the wheels (fig. 2 Remove the wheels from their housing and clean them. [. . . ]