User manual YOO DIGITAL I.WIP 2000

[. . . ] ENGLISH EN INDEX _____________________________________ Cautions for safety Product features Parts Before using the product Name of parts Installing the product Descriptions for remote controller buttons Basic cleaning (Automatic cleaning) Using advanced cleaning functions Setup of time and reservation Setup and execution of macros Using the indicator Using through setup of cleaning areas Managing the product Battery usage and management Voice announcement list System error codes list Checkpoints before request for after-sales service Product specifications __________________________________________________________ 06 10 12 13 14 17 20 23 24 32 34 36 38 40 44 46 47 48 49 USER’S MANUAL I. WIP 2000 5 Cau t i o ns f o r S a f e t y _______________________ The instructions with the following caution marks must be carefully read and followed in order to use the product properly and to prevent accident or damage which may occur during the operation of the product. si g nificat i o n des sy mb oles It refers to important information , definitions , general knowledge and references. Important If you do not follow the instruction with this warning icon, a serious injury or property loss may occur. [. . . ] Use the motion shown in the figure below to manually control the robot. [Turning on/off the power - [POWER] button from the remote controller] Quickly flick the front of the remote controller upward. [Turning on/off cleaning mode - [OK/MANUAL] button from the remote controller] Slightly flick the remote controller toward left/ right. WIP 2000 29 Using advanced cleaning functions _______ [Adjusting the sucking power - [VACUUM] button from the remote controller] Slightly pull the remote controller following the arrow. [Moving the robot straightly to the fore/back direction - [UP/DOWN] button from the remote controller] Bend the fore part of the remote controller downward or pull it upward. (Forward move) (Stop) (Backward move) 30 USER’S MANUAL I. WIP 2000 __________________________________________________________ EN ________________________________________________ [Controlling the rotation - [LEFT/RIGHT] button from the remote controller] Turn the remote controller to the left/right. (Turning counterclockwise) (Stop the rotation) (Turning clockwise) 05. To release the remote controller from the motion control mode, press the motion control conversion key again. __________________________________________________________ USER’S MANUAL I. WIP 2000 31 S e t up o f t ime and reservat i o n ______ S e t tin g current time The time setup is available only with the remote controller. Important When you lower down the power switch of the robot cleaner, the time setup will be initialized; you need to make the setup again. If the robot cleaner is working, press the [START/STOP] button to stop it. At the robot cleaner, the‘Hour’part starts blinking. Use the“Up”and“Down”direction keys to set the‘Hour’. €¢ After the setup, press the “Right”direction key to go to the“Minute” setup. Use the“Up”and“Down”direction keys to set the ‘Minute’. €¢ After the setup, press the“Right”direction key to go to the “Day of the week”setup. When you press the“Left”direction key, you can go back to the previous stage. Use the“Up”and“Down”direction keys to set the‘Day of the week’. When all the settings are completed, press the [CONFIRM/MANUAL CLEAN] button. WIP 2000 __________________________________________________________ EN ________________________________________________ S e t t ing reservat i on You can set the product to perform cleaning at a desired time for each day of the week. [. . . ] Product name Purchessed date Dealer Model name Serial N° Price PA I D S E RVI CE If you ask for the after-sales service and the product is not found faulty, you need to pay the service fee. Therefore, please read through the Users’ manual before. Cases when the product is not faulty • Users ask for the after-sales service before fully understanding the Users’manual. €¢ Problems in external environments including propagation of radio waves and wired signals • Initial installation for the supplied product • Treatment of the filter and removal of foreign substances from accessories • Malfunctions caused from other companies’ products (Including software) Malfunctions due to customers negligence • Malfunctions caused from wrong power capacity • Malfunctions caused from external shock or fall • Malfunctions due to use of consumables or optional devices not specified by our company • Malfunctions caused from the repairing person, who is not from our partner companies specified by our company • Malfunctions caused from ignorance of“Cautions for safety”described in the Users’manual Other cases • Malfunctions caused from natural disasters (Lightning, fire, salt damage and water damage) • The life of consumables comes to an end. [. . . ]