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ROBOT VACCUUM RVC-D4000LIN
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READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE
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CONTENTS
6 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
8 BATTERY AND CHARGING
9 INSTRUCTIONS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
10 SYSTEM DISCLAIMER
11 PRODUCT OVERVIEW – GENERAL
12 PRODUCT OVERVIEW – VACUUM CLEANER
13 PRODUCT OVERVIEW – DETAILED
13 PRODUCT OVERVIEW – LIGHTS AND BUTTONS
15 INSTALLATION
17 APP USE
18 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
20 TROUBLESHOOTING
22 FAULT MESSAGES
25 GUARANTEE
26 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
26 SUPPORT AND SPARE PARTS
26 RECYCLABILITY
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This appliance can be used by children aged from
8 years and above and persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack
of experience and knowledge if they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use of
the appliance in a safe way and understand the
hazards involved. Children shall not play with the
appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall
not be made by children without supervision.
This product is only used for floor cleaning in home
environment, and should not be used in outdoor,
non-floor, commercial or industrial environment.
Do not let children play with the machine. Please
supervise children and pets to keep them as far
away as possible when the machine works.
If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced
with a special cord or a special component
purchased from its manufacturer or maintenance
department.
Do not let children, pets sit on the machine at any
time.
Do not handle this robot by using the protective
cover of laser radar as handle.
This appliance shall not be used by children
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Do not use it in suspended environments without
protective fences (such as duplex floors, open
balconies and furniture tops).
Do not use it in an environment where the
temperature is higher than 35°C lower than 0°C
or there are any liquids and sticky objects on the
ground.
Do not use it to clean any burning objects.
Before use, please arrange and fold the wires on
the floor in case of any obstruction that blocks the
machine movement.
Please put away fragile objects and sundries (such
as vases and plastic bags, etc.) on the ground, to
avoid damage to valuables at home when the
machine is blocked during operation or slightly
collided.
Do not use the mopping mode on the carpet.
When mopping the floor, please set up virtual
walls or forbidden zones in the carpet area.
Do not let the machine absorb hard objects or
sharp objects (such as decoration waste, glass
and nails, etc.).
Please clean and maintain the appliance and base
in power-off state.
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Do not turn the machine upside down on the
ground for a long time.
If products need to be transported, please make
sure that the machine is turned off, and it is
recommended to use the original packaging box
for packaging protection.
BATTERY AND CHARGING
Do not use any third-party battery, power cord or
base.
Do not disassemble, repair or modify the battery
or base without permission.
Do not place the auto-clean base near the heat
source (such as radiator, etc.).
Before scrapping the machine, the power supply
must be disconnected, and the battery should be
taken out of the machine.
If it is not used for a long time, please turn off the
machine after being fully charged and put it in a
cool and dry place.
It is recommended to charge at least once a
month.
INSTRUCTIONS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
The following information is only applicable when
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discarding this robot, and is not a daily operation
instruction:
Chemical substances contained in the built-in
lithium-ion battery of this product will pollute the
environment. Please remove the battery before you
discard the machine, and hand it over to a professional
battery recycling station for centralized disposal.
Steps to disassemble the battery:
1. Let the robot run until it is low in power and cannot
be cleaned without touching the auto-clean base.
2. Turn the robot off.
3. Disassemble the bottom shell of the robot.
4. Press the buckle and pull out the connector plug
of the battery, then take out the battery.
5. Remove the battery cover plate and take the
battery out.
NOTE:
When disassembling the battery, make sure that
the battery is exhausted and operated away from
the base.
Please disassemble the whole battery pack
together, and do not damage the battery pack
casing, in case of short circuit or leakage of
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dangerous substances.
If you touch battery fluid, please rinse with plenty
of water and get medical assistance immediately.
SYSTEM DISCLAIMER
The list of smartphone types in the market is long and
increasing. System performance can vary for different
combinations of the operating system and how it is
implemented in the phone model. Alterations from
industry can have an impact too. Therefore, although
we expect good performance in most cases, the
expected performance of the app is not guaranteed.
Although the app most likely will work for a long time
with older hardware and software versions you need
to keep your phone’s operations systems updated to
be sure to get the app fully functional.
Minimum requirement of January 2023:
• iOS 14.00
• Android 10.0
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW – GENERAL
1. Robot vacuum cleaner
Accessories:
2. Removable wet mop-plate
3. Dust box
4. Side brush
5. Filter screen
6. Cleaning tool
7. Main brush
8. Water tank
9. Wet mop
10. Charging station
11. Power cord
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1. Sensor
2. ON/Off button
3. Home button
4. Cover
5. Side brush
6. Main brush
7. Charging electrodes
8. Main brush cover
9. Wet mop holder
PRODUCT OVERVIEW – VACUUM CLEANER
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1. Reset
2. Fastener
3. Lock
PRODUCT OVERVIEW – DETAILED
ROBOT DUSTBOX
PRODUCT OVERVIEW – LIGHTS AND BUTTONS
White light is always on Standby / Normal operation /
Wi-Fi is connected
White light breaths Firmware upgrade in progress /
Restoring factory settings /Starting up
White light flashes Connecting to the network
Yellow light breaths Charging
Yellow light flashes Recharging / Power is lower than 15%, robot is
disconnected from the charger.
Red light flashes Abnormal state
On/Off button Long press for 3s, power on or power off.
Short press, start or pause.
Recharging button In operation state, short press, robot pauses
cleaning. In pause state, short press start
recharging. In charging state, short press to
stop recharging.
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INSTALLATION
To install the charging station, place it against the wall, and connect the power
cord. Make sure there is enough space in front and on the sides of the charger.
Note:
Do not place the charging station in direct sunlight.
The charger requires more than 1.5-meter space in front and more than
0.5-meter space on both sides.
Make sure the power cord is not placed where the robot can drag it.
POWER ON AND CHARGE
Put the robot on the base and align the charging electrodes with charging
contact. For daily use, you can start intelligent recharge by short pressing the
button
Robot can’t start up when it has low power. Please put it on the charger to
recharge.
Robot will start up automatically after connecting to the charger and can’t be
shut down while recharging.
SWEEPING MODE
Insert the mop along the slot of the mop holder and stick it on the hook and
loop fastener. Note: Clean the dust box regularly in case of the dirt affecting the
cleaning effect.
MOPPING MODE
1. Insert the mop along the slot of the mop holder and stick it on the hook and
loop fastener.
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2. Open the water tank lid, ll the water tank and then fasten the water tank lid.
Note:
Do not use detergents, disinfectants, solid cleaners or other cleaning
products, or inject hot water into the water tank in case of corrosion and
damage to the water tank.
The water tank should be dry before performing a mopping task.
3. Push the water tank into the bottom of the robot, and it will make a “click”
sound when it is installed in place.
Note:
When mopping the floor, please set up virtual walls or no-mop zones in the
carpet area.
Before starting sweeping/mopping function, be sure to remove any water
accumulated on the floor.
APP USE
CLEANING MODE/LEVEL SELECTION
You can choose various cleaning modes and water flow rates.
Mop holder
Hook and loop
fastener Mop
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DO NOT DISTURB MODE (DND)
When Do Not Disturb mode is activated, proceeding at breakout point,
scheduled cleaning and active voice reporting are unavailable in robot.
Do Not Disturb mode is activated by default during the period from 22:00 to
9:00. Do Not Disturb mode can be deactivated in App.
CLEANING MODE WITHOUT MAP
When no map is stored, the robot will start cleaning each zone by a square area
of 6m×6m. When a map is stored, the robot will start cleaning each room along
the route planned automatically and return to base after completion.
MEMORY MAP
When memory map is activated in the App, the robot will save and update the
map after nishing cleaning task and recharging successfully. After a map is
completed successfully, you can split or merge zones or name any room in the
App.
EDGE CLEANING MODE
When choosing edge cleaning mode in the App, the robot will automatically
recognize range of the area to clean, and start cleaning along the edges, and
return to base automatically after nishing cleaning.
SPECIFIED AREA CLEANING MODE
When an area to be cleaned is specied in the App, the robot will clean the
specied area. Note: During cleaning, the robot may go beyond a dened area,
remove any obstacle on the floor within dened area since denition of any area
will not ensure safe separation.
FIXED-POINT CLEANING MODE
When choosing xed-point cleaning and have selected a target point in the App,
the robot will route cleaning task and start cleaning within a rectangular area of
2m × 2m based on the target position dened in the map in App.
SCHEDULED CLEANING MODE
User can schedule a cleaning task in App, and robot will start the cleaning task
as scheduled and return to the base upon end of the task. Note: Any scheduled
cleaning task will not be executed during the time when Do Not Disturb mode is
activated.
VIRTUAL WALL/NO-GO ZONE
User can dene virtual wall/ no-go area in App which the robot will avoid
cleaning. Note: Before using this function, you have to store a map in the App.
Moving the robot or change of indoor environment may cause the original map
lost and any virtual wall/ no-go zone unavailable.
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RESET/RESTORE SYSTEM
By long pressing the Reset button for 3 seconds, you will not only restore
factory settings, but also reset the rmware to the last version.
By long pressing Reset button for 10 seconds, the machine will clear all
network connection information, map information, scheduled task and do-
not-disturb information, and customization information, and reset the suction
power to the default level.
Note: After resetting/restoring the system, the robot needs to reconnect the
APP, and the relevant settings in the APP are removed.
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
DUST BOX
1. Open the cover, press the dust box lock and take out the dust box
2. Dispose the trash in dust box, and clean the box with cleaning brush
3. Remove the dust box cover, take the lter screen out, dispose trash and clean
the screen.
Note:
It is recommended to clean the dust box at least once a week. Dry the dust
box and lter screen before use (at least 24 hours)
Do not wash the dust box with water, it can damage electric components.
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WATER TANK
1. As shown in the gure, press the tank fastener down, and draw the tank out
horizontally.
2. Turn the plastic tank cover, discharge any residual water in it and mount the
cover in place.
3. As shown in the gure, mount the tank properly.
SIDE BRUSH
1. Turn the robot over and remove the side brush xing screws.
2. Remove and clean the side brush.
3. Reinstall the side brush and tighten the screws.
Note: It is recommended to replace the side brush every 3-6 months to ensure
the cleaning effect.
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MAIN BRUSH
1. Turn the robot over, press and hold the two release buttons to remove the
main brush cover.
2. Take out the main brush upwards.
3. Use the knife on the cleaning brush to cut the entangled hair and clean the
main brush.
4. Put back the main brush and the main brush cover, and press the main brush
cover to install it in place.
Note: It is recommended to replace the main brush every 6-12 months to ensure
the cleaning effect.
BRUSH CLEANING METHOD
Use the included cleaning tool.
CLIFF SENSOR
Use a soft dry cloth to clean the cliff sensor every 3 months.
OPTICAL SENSOR
The robot contains precision optical sensor: Front sensor. Be sure to clean these
sensors with soft and dust-free cloth to remove any dirt or dust on them, which,
if accumulating heavily, may impair the obstacle avoidance performance of
the robot. Note: Do not use chemicals such as detergent or spray to clean the
sensor.
Cliff sensor
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Solution
Unable to power on 1. The battery is low
2. The ambient temperature is too low (below
0°C) or too high (above 35°C)
Robot fails to start sweeping Low battery level. Charge it to full battery level
Robot cannot return for
charging
1. Too many barriers around charger. Place it
in an unblocked area.
2. Robot is too far from charger. Place robot
near the charger and try again.
Abnormal robot actions Please shut down and restart the robot
Abnormal sound during
cleaning
Please check and clean the foreign matters
on the main brush, side brush, left/right wheel
after the machine is turned off.
Cleaning performance
deteriorates or dust drops
1. Dust box is full. Please empty the dust box.
2. Filter screen is blocked. Please clean the
screen.
3. Main brush is blocked by any foreign
object. Please clean the main brush.
Robot is offline 1. Weak wi- signals. Make sure robot is in
proper coverage of Wi-Fi signals.
2. Wi-Fi connection fails. Reset Wi-Fi
connection and download the latest app
and try again.
Robot fails to proceed at
breakout point
1. Make sure do not disturb mode is not
activated, which will disable proceeding at
breakout point.
2. Proceeding at breakout point is unavailable
when manually start recharging by
performing operations in the app or
short pressing recharging button or the
appliance is moved to the charger.
Unable to charge Make sure there is sufcient spaces around the
charger, and there is no dust or blockage on
the surface of electrode of the charger.
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