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B1-2—
When using the robot in a raised
area (such as in a duplex apartment),
always use a physical security
barrier to prevent personal injury
or property damage caused by
accidental falls of the robot or the
object picked up by the robotic arm.
A4-1—Filter Latch
A4-2—Suction Inlet
A4-3—Dustbin Lid
A4-4—Washable Filter
A4-5—Dustbin Latch
A4-6—Air Inlet
Notes:
A5 Mop Cloth Mount
A4 Dustbin
A10-11—Charging Contacts
A10-12—Drain Port
A10-13—Cleaning Tray Filter
A10-14—Drying Air Outlets
A10-15—Dock Location Beacon
A10-16—Suction Inlet
A10-17—Robot Refill Port
A10-18—Cleaning Tray Module
A10-19—Water Level Float
A10-20—Clean Water Dispensers
A5-1—Hook and Loop Pads
A5-2—Mop Axle
Secure the mop cloths flat in place.
Note:
A11 Empty Wash Fill Dock (Back
View)
• When using the robot for the first time, follow it
throughout its whole cleaning route and watch for
potential problems. The robot will be able to clean by
itself in future uses.
• To prevent excessive buildup of dirt on the mop cloths,
floors should be vacuumed at least three times before
the first mopping cycle.
A6 Mop Cloth
B2 Assembly
A7 Dock Base
A11-1—Power Port
A11-2—Power Cord Storage Slot
A11-3—Cord Outlets
A8 Power Cord
Installation
B
A9 Disposable Dust Bag
B2-1—Attach the dock base by pressing
down both sides of the base and the
connecting part in the middle firmly
until you hear a click.
B1 Important Information
A10 Empty Wash Fill Dock
When moving the dock, secure the water tanks to
prevent them from falling off.
Note:
B2-2—
Connect the power cord to the back
of the dock, and the power cord can
exit at either the left or right cord
slot opening.
B2-3—
Align and install the mop axles into
the robot in place until you hear a
click.
A10-1—Water Tank Handle
A10-2—Dirty Water Tank
A10-3—Filter
A10-4—Cleaning Solution Cartridge
A10-5—Dock Base
A10-6—Clean Water Tank
A10-7—Water Tank Latch
A10-8—Status Indicator Light
B3 Positioning the Dock
- Breathing: Emptying/Mop washing
- Red: Dock error
- Off: Powered off/Charging
B1-1—Remove cords, hard or sharp
objects (such as nails and glass),
and loose items from the floor. Also,
relocate unstable, fragile, valuable,
or hazardous items (such as balls,
scissors, knives, electrical appliances,
medicines, toxic substances, glass,
porcelain, liquid-filled containers,
and lit candles) to prevent injury
or damage due to items becoming
tangled in, struck by, dragged,
knocked over, picked up, or dropped
upon pickup by the robot.
Place the dock on a hard, flat floor (wood/
tile/concrete etc.), flat against a wall, and
reserve a space of at least 0.75 m (2.46 ft)
A10-9—Dust Bag Slot
A10-10—Dust Container Cover
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