domoova DFW50 Manuel utilisateur

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Manuel utilisateur
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Electric oor cleaner
User Manual
DFW50
EN
User Manual
Thank you for choosing DOMOOVA! We hope you are fully satised
using your appliance as part of your cleaning routine.
If you should encounter situations that have not been properly
addressed in this User Manual or were to have any queries, do not
hesitate to contact us and a member of our Technical Customer
Service Department will be more than happy to answer your
questions.
For more information, you can visit the ocial DOMOOVA website:
www.domoova.com
We reserve the right to make technical alterations to the appliance
without prior notice with the objective of continually improving our
products and customer satisfaction.
Please carefully read all instructions in this manual before using this
appliance. DOMOOVA will not be liable for damage due to incorrect
use.
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Contents
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Recommendations ............................................................. 2
Product overview ................................................................ 3
Product contents ..................................................................................... 3
Product diagram ..................................................................................... 4
Operating the appliance ................................................... 6
Assembling and charging the appliance .............................................. 6
Preparing the appliance ......................................................................... 8
Starting the appliance ............................................................................ 9
Operating modes .................................................................................. 10
Stopping the appliance ........................................................................ 11
Maintenance ......................................................................12
Water tanks............................................................................................ 12
Cleaning pads ........................................................................................ 12
Indicator lights ..................................................................13
Troubleshooting ................................................................14
Table: Malfunctions and possible causes .......................................... 14
Warranty and after-sales service ..................................17
Technical specications .................................................. 18
Safety instructions and precautions ............................19
Operating conditions ............................................................................ 19
Recycling instructions .....................................................21
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Recommendations
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Before using DFW50 for the rst time, it must be charged for
around 3 hours. Battery charge time will be 2 hours 30 minutes
thereafter.
DFW50 is designed to be used inside.
DFW50 is designed for household use only.
DFW50 is only to be used on hard oors. Do not use the appliance
on walls, windows or any other surface that is not recommended.
DFW50 is free-standing. When the appliance is in use, ensure
that you hold the control handle rmly.
Do not place DFW50 in water or any other liquid.
Do not touch the appliance's rotating disks or cleaning pads
while it is in use.
The water tank has a capacity of 300ml and can cover a surface
area of 100m2 to 140m2.
DFW50 must be used on at surfaces or sloped surfaces at an
angle of no more than 80°.
DFW50 must be unplugged before use.
Please switch o the appliance before handling it (maintenance,
storage).
The control handle requires 2 x LR03-type batteries (AAA), which
are included.
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Product overview
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Product contents
1 2 3
4
7
5 6
8 9
1. DFW50 body of unit
2. Rigid tube
3. Control handle (AAA
batteries included)
4. Removable battery
5. Wet mopping microbre
pads (x2)
6. Dry mopping or polishing
microbre pads (x2)
7. Measuring cup
8. Power adapter
9. User manual
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Product overview
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Product diagram
Whole oor cleaner
1. Control handle
2. Telescopic tube
3. Height adjustment button
4. Body of the unit
Control handle
1. AAA battery holder
2. Telescopic tube fastening
button
1
2
3
4
3
1
5
4
3. Spray button
4. Indicator light
5. ON/OFF button
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Product overview
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2
3
Body of unit
1. Telescopic tube fastening
button
2. Removable battery
3. Power button
4. Water tank
5. Cleaning pads
6. Rell cap
7. LED light
8. Spray nozzle
9. Rotating disks
10. Cleaning pad Velcros
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5
Removable battery
1
2
3
1. Release button
2. Indicator lights
3. Power socket
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Operating the appliance
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Assembling and charging the appliance
Assembling the appliance
Connect the control handle to
the tube, then attach the tube to
the main body.
Check that the tube's fastening
buttons are correctly aligned.
Removable battery
Figure 1 Figure 3Figure 2
Plug the power cable into the removable battery (Figure 1). When
the battery is charging, the indicator lights ash from bottom to top.
When the battery is charged, all of the indicator lights are solid.
Once the battery is fully charged, place the battery into its holder
(Figures 2 and 3).
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Operating the appliance
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When the appliance is in use, the indicator lights turn o one by one
to indicate that the battery is weak.
NOTES:
The electric oor cleaner battery may already be charged when you receive it.
However, you are recommended to charge the appliance for 3 hours before
using it. Battery charge time will be around 2 hours 30 minutes thereafter.
When the battery is 100% charged, the 3 LEDs are on. 2 LEDs indicate that the
battery is about 65% charged. 1 LED means that the battery level is below 30%.
You are not recommended to charge the battery if more than one LED is on.
If the appliance is not used for a long period of time, you are recommended to
fully charge the battery, turn it o and store it in a cool, dry place.
Control handle
Insert the AAA batteries in the battery compartment at the back of
the control handle.
NOTE: The batteries included with the appliance are not rechargeable. Please recy-
cle them once used.
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Operating the appliance
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Preparing the appliance
Attaching the cleaning pads
Attach the cleaning pads to the appliance's rotating disks using the
Velcros.
NOTE: The pink cleaning pads are recommended for wet mopping and the blue
cleaning pads are designed for dry mopping or polishing delicate oors.
Filling the water tank
Open the water tank's cap and carefully pour in clean water and
some oor cleaner. Close the water tank cap.
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Operating the appliance
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NOTES:
The water tank has a maximum capacity of 300ml to cover a surface area of
around 100m2 to 140m2.
For optimum cleaning, check the dilution ratio indicated on the detergent bottle.
Only use oor cleaner products.
Do not use the appliance on rugs or carpets.
If you are using the appliance to dry mop, you do not need to ll the water tank.
Starting the appliance
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Before you start cleaning, you
need to unlock the appliance.
Ensure that the the cleaner is
rmly against the oor using
your foot then recline the handle
backwards (Figure 1).
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Operating the appliance
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Press the power button on the top of the main body to turn the
DFW50 on (Figure 2). The LED lights turn on (Figure 3) when the
appliance is ready to use.
Press the ON/OFF button on the control handle to start the appliance.
NOTES:
The appliance must not be used for more than 20 consecutive minutes as this
may damage the motor.
The appliance is free-standing. When you start the appliance, hold it rmly by
its control handle to avoid any damage.
When the appliance is not active for around 10 minutes, it automatically goes
into standby. The LED lights are o. Press the ON/OFF button twice to come out
of standby mode.
Operating modes
Dry mopping or polishing
Attach the blue cleaning pads (for dry mopping or polishing) to
the appliance's rotating disks using the Velcros. Dry mopping is
recommended for removing dust from oors or for polishing them.
The cleaning pads must be completely dry and the water tanks empty
when you use this cleaning mode. These cleaning pads are suitable
for polishing delicate oor surfaces, such as waxed concrete. You
need to use a oor polish for this cleaning mode.
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Operating the appliance
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Wet mopping
Attach the cleaning pads (pink pads with fringing)
to the appliance's rotating disks using the Velcros.
Use the measuring cup included to pour the oor
cleaning detergent of your choice into the water tank
(see the Preparing the water tank diagram on page 8).
Once the oor cleaner has started, press the spray button to dampen
the oor. Then guide the appliance to clean and remove stains.
NOTES:
The appliance may heat up when in use. Turn it o and wait until it returns to a
normal temperature before using it again.
When you start using the wet mopping mode, you may need to activate the
water tank pump. To do so, press the spray button several times. You can start
cleaning when water starts to come out of the nozzle.
Stopping the appliance
Press the ON/OFF button on the control handle to stop the appliance,
then turn it o using the button on the water tank.
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Maintenance
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Water tank
Empty the water tank completely after each cleaning cycle. Remove
the rigid tube and turn the water tank over. Then wash it with clean
water.
Regularly check that the water tank cap is not blocked with dirt or
limescale. Clean it with a soft cloth.
Cleaning pads
The cleaning pads are machine washable at 30° maximum or may
be handwashed with clean water.
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Indicator lights
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Appliance status Indicator
Selecting from the control handle
The indicator lights on the control
handle are red
Charging The battery indicator lights ash slowly
Charging nished All the battery indicator lights are solid
In use The battery indicator lights are on
Weak battery Only one battery indicator light is on
Problem with the battery The battery indicator lights ash
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Troubleshooting
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Please contact DOMOOVA technical department in the following
cases:
If the appliance has been dropped, damaged or come into
contact with water.
If the power cable is damaged.
If the battery is defective.
Table: Malfunctions and possible causes
To prevent breakdowns, regularly empty and clean the water tank
and check the rotating disks and cleaning pads.
No Malfunction Cause Solution
01
The appliance
does not
switch on.
1. Battery level is low.
2. Overheating.
1. Charge the appliance's
removable battery.
2. Wait a few minutes
so that the appliance
returns to a normal
temperature.
02
The motor
has stopped
working
1. Overheating. The
appliance is in safety
mode.
2. Battery level is low.
1. Wait a few minutes
so that the appliance
returns to a normal
temperature.
2. Charge the appliance's
removable battery.
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Troubleshooting
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03
The control
handle does
not work
1. The control handle
batteries are not
inserted correctly.
2. The control handle
batteries are dead.
1. Remove the batteries
and insert them
correctly.
2. Replace the control
handle batteries.
04
The spray
does not work
1. The water tank is
empty.
2. Air is trapped in the
water tank.
3. The water tank cap is
blocked.
4. The battery level is
weak.
1. Fill the water tank with
water and some oor
cleaning detergent.
2. Press the spray button
several times to
activate the water tank
pump and remove the
air inside it.
3. Clean the water tank
cap using a soft cloth
and remove any built
up limescale.
4. Charge the removable
battery using the
power cable supplied.
05
The water
tank cap is
leaking.
1. Debris is blocking the
cap.
1. Clean the water tank
cap using a soft cloth.
Empty the water tank
and wash it with clean
water
2. Press the spray button
several times so that
the clean water starts
to come out of the
nozzle.
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Troubleshooting
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06
The indicator
lights ash
when the
removable
battery is
charging
1. The power cable is not
connected correctly.
2. The battery is
completely empty.
1. Unplug and reconnect
the power cable to the
removable battery.
2. Plug the battery in for
a few seconds and
then unplug it again.
Plug it back in and
leave it to charge.
If none of the above-mentioned steps provide a solution for your
problem, please contact the DOMOOVA after-sales department.
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Warranty and after-sales service
EN
DOMOOVA help desk
Our DOMOOVA customer service department is ready to help you:
NOTE: The warranty does not cover damage caused by rusting, a collision or misuse.
Accessories are not covered by the warranty.
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Technical specications
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Classication Specication Value
Dimensions
Motor unit 1220 x 390 x 85 mm
Total weight 3.2kg
Voltage 14.4 V
Electrical
specications
Noise level 60dB
Power 60W
Battery type 2200mAh Lithium
Input 100-240V 50/60Hz 0.6A
Output 14.4V 2200mAh
Cleaning
Water tank capacity 0.3l
Charge type Manual charging
Cleaning modes
Accessories
Dry mopping or polishing,
wet mopping
Cleaning pads
Charge time 2h30 min
Cleaning time 35min
NOTE: These specications could be modied with the objective of continual
improvement.
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