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Safety Precautions Be sure to read the following product safety precautions carefully and follow the
instructions to avoid hazards such as fire, electric shock and personal injury as well
as to prevent damage to the vacuum robot.
WARNING: Incorrect use of this product may result in serious injury
Do⽕ℶџ䷙
not disassemble
this product䳏∴Ⳍ䮰џ䷙
other than
⊼ᛣџ䷙
replacing the consumables so as not to cause
damage or hazards such as electric shock.
☿♑ǃ䳏᪞ॅ䱾
Ҏવফ‫ڋ‬
Do not subject this product to excessive weight.
Exercise extra caution if used in the presence
of young children or pets at home; do not allow
them to step or sit on the vacuum cleaner.
5RERW⭄ᐌ᪡԰៪᧡າ
䳏∴ᬙ䱰
⽕ℶ∈⋫
This
product is not⠽储᧡າ
waterproof! Users
are
advised not to employ it in areas that are wet,
ᡇ᠟⽕ℶ῭⼎
ᡇ᠟⽕ℶ῭⼎
humid,
or oily.
Refrain from attempting to clean
the main unit with any liquid.
This product is for indoor use only. To prevent
its infrared sensor from being affected by
⫼᠟এວURERWϞ䚼⽕ℶ῭⼎
⫼᠟এວURERWϞ䚼⽕ℶ῭⼎
sunlight,
do not
expose the unit to direct
sunlight.
⫼᠟এວURERWϞ䚼⽕ℶ῭⼎
⫼᠟এວURERWϞ䚼⽕ℶ῭⼎
⫼᠟এວURERWϞ䚼⽕ℶ῭⼎
⫼᠟এວURERWϞ䚼⽕ℶ῭⼎
ᡇ᠟⽕ℶ῭⼎
ᡇ᠟⽕ℶ῭⼎
ᡇ᠟⽕ℶ῭⼎
ᡇ᠟⽕ℶ῭⼎
Incorrect use may result in serious
injury or cause damage
ATTENTION:
∈Ⓢ⽕ℶ῭⼎
໾䱑⽕ℶ῭⼎
∈Ⓢ⽕ℶ῭⼎
໾䱑⽕ℶ῭⼎
⽕ℶџ䷙
☿♑ǃ䳏᪞ॅ䱾
⊼ᛣџ䷙
䳏∴Ⳍ䮰џ䷙
to other items
Before using this product, please ensure that
∈Ⓢ⽕ℶ῭⼎
∈Ⓢ⽕ℶ῭⼎
the
filter is properly
installed in the dustbin so
∈Ⓢ⽕ℶ῭⼎
∈Ⓢ⽕ℶ῭⼎
that the blower
fan will not be damaged by
foreign objects bodies drawn into the unit.
Ҏવফ‫ڋ‬
໾䱑⽕ℶ῭⼎
5RERW⭄ᐌ᪡԰៪᧡າ
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
䳏∴ᬙ䱰
For best cleaning results, prevent foreign
໾䱑⽕ℶ῭⼎
objects from໾䱑⽕ℶ῭⼎
blocking ໾䱑⽕ℶ῭⼎
the exhaust outlet.
⠽储᧡າ
This product
⽕ℶ∈⋫
will
move by itself and perform
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
automatic
cleaning.
Be sure to remove or clear
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
away any power cords, extension cords, and items
that are fragile or could easily be knocked over.
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
This product employs a rechargeable lithium ion
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
battery. Please
operate
the unit in the temperate
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
range of 0 – 45°C in order to ensure that the
battery remains in proper working order.
45°C
45°C
45°C
0°C
0°C
0°C
45°C
45°C
0°C
0°C
45°C
0°C
45°C
0°C
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
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⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ᡇ᠟⽕ℶ῭⼎
∈Ⓢ⽕ℶ῭⼎
໾䱑⽕ℶ῭⼎
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
⫼᠟এວURERWϞ䚼⽕ℶ῭⼎
45°C
45°C
45°C
0°C
0°C
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
∈Ⓢ⽕ℶ῭⼎
⽕ℶџ䷙
⊼ᛣџ䷙
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
0°C
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
໾䱑⽕ℶ῭⼎
information: Prohibitions and charging
Important battery-related
instructions
䳏∴Ⳍ䮰џ䷙
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
Do not use non-original
batteries or power
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
adapters
with this product.
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
☿♑ǃ䳏᪞ॅ䱾
Ҏવফ‫ڋ‬
0°C
45°C
5RERW⭄ᐌ᪡԰៪᧡າ
Charge the battery to⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
full capacity before
using this⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
product for the first time. Make
⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
sure that ⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
the power adapter
is compatible
45°C
45°C
with the electrical power specifications 45°C
in your
0°C
0°C
household.
OFF
0°C
OFF
OFF
◒㎆䲚้Ⲧ
䳏∴ᬙ䱰
⠽储᧡າ
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
⽕ℶ∈⋫
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
䳏∴/2*2
If the power ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
jack or the plug of the power
䳏∴/2*2
adapter
is loose䳏∴/2*2
or damaged, refrain from
䳏∴/2*2
plugging the unit into the power outlet.
⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
䳏∴ᆍ䞣೪䭗䳏⢔
If the battery comes into
contact with water,
⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
䳏∴ᆍ䞣೪䭗䳏⢔
juice, or other
liquids,䳏∴ᆍ䞣೪䭗䳏⢔
turn off the unit's power
䳏∴ᆍ䞣೪䭗䳏⢔
switch immediately and remove the battery that
has been exposed to moisture.
OFF
45°C
0°C
ゟ➜ञ‫צ‬䳏㎮
䳏∴/2*2
䳏∴ᆍ䞣೪䭗䳏⢔
䳏∴/2*2
䳏∴ᆍ䞣೪䭗䳏⢔
䳏∴/2*2
䳏∴ᆍ䞣೪䭗䳏⢔
䳏∴∈┥◎
Use the adapter in a㿌䳏೪
safe environment
and plug If the product will not be used
for an extended
⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
in the unit
properly. Do not expose the metallic
period of time,䳏∴∈┥◎
we recommend turning off the
㿌䳏೪
䳏∴∈┥◎
portions㿌䳏೪
of the plug㿌䳏೪
to avoid the risk of electric
main power switch
before䳏∴∈┥◎
placing it in storage.
shock.
OFF
䳏∴/2*2
properly to
Do not remove
and replace the battery unit. For Please recycle used batteries
᳈᦯೪⼎䄺ਞ῭⼎
೟䱯ಲᬊLFRQ
㿌䳏೪
䳏∴∈┥◎
㿌䳏೪
䳏∴∈┥◎
prevent pollution
to the environment
and
the criteria
under which
the battery should be
᳈᦯೪⼎䄺ਞ῭⼎
೟䱯ಲᬊLFRQ
䳏∴ᆍ䞣೪䭗䳏⢔
䳏∴∈┥◎
೟䱯ಲᬊLFRQ
violation of the೟䱯ಲᬊLFRQ
Waste Disposal
Act.
replaced ᳈᦯೪⼎䄺ਞ῭⼎
and how it㿌䳏೪
is done, consult the [FAQ]
᳈᦯೪⼎䄺ਞ῭⼎
and [Battery installation instructions].
᳈᦯೪⼎䄺ਞ῭⼎
᳈᦯೪⼎䄺ਞ῭⼎
᳈᦯೪⼎䄺ਞ῭⼎
㿌䳏೪
OFF
೟䱯ಲᬊLFRQ
೟䱯ಲᬊLFRQ
೟䱯ಲᬊLFRQ
* If you have any questions regarding the use of this product, contact your local
dealer.
䳏∴∈┥◎
᳈᦯೪⼎䄺ਞ῭⼎
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೟䱯ಲᬊLFRQ
OFF
OFF
Package Contents Vacuum cleaner
unit (with battery)
Charging base
Power adapter
Cleaning brush
Filter
Side brush
Remote control
User Manual
Tulip100
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Names of Structures Vacuum cleaner unit
Power button
Display panel
Charging base sensor
Obstacle sensor
Remote sensor
Charging pad
Multi-direction wheel
Side brush
Ground sensor
Suction inlet
Battery
bay
Wheels
Power jack
Power switch
Exhaust outlet
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Dustbin
Dustbin cover
Filter
Dustbin attachment
Dustbin inner
Dustbin base
Press switch
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Charging base
Status indicator
IR window
Status
indicator
Charging pad
Power jack
Remote control
Power
Time
Power button
Working-time button
Sweep
Negative Ion
Dock
Docking button
Auto sweep button
Negative-ion button
OK button
Direction/Selection button
Vacuum button
Spiral button
Language settings
Spiral
Vacuum
Language
Clock settings button
Scheduled cleaning button
Clock
Schedule
Panel Display
Power button
Clock/working time
Working-time button
Docking button
Auto sweep button
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Negative-ion button
Charging the Vacuum Cleaner Before charging, ensure that the battery is properly installed. This unit can be
charged with either the charging base or the adapter:
Charger base
1.
0cm
>15
Place the charging base on a level surface
parallel to a wall. The ideal location is
at the lower right of the power outlet or
immediately below it. In addition, make
sure the unit is clear of all objects within a
150 cm radius.
2.
Plug the DC end of power adapter into
the power jack at the back of the charging
base. Make sure that the wire of the
power adapter is properly wrapped so that
it will not interfere with the operation of the
vacuum robot.
3.
Insert the AC end of the power adapter
into the electrical outlet.
4.
Manual charging: Place the vacuum
2/Qpxfs!po0pggbase and ensure
robot on the charging
that the charging
pad at the unit's bottom
3/Txffq!Ujnf
is in contact with
4/Bvupthe charging pad of the
charging base.5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
0cm
>15
>1
50
cm
6/Epdljoh
Automatic charging:
Use the
button
on the remote control and display panel to
2/Vq
return the vacuum
robot to the charging
3/Epxo
base automatically
(the power switch must
first be turned4/Mfgu
on).
5/Sjhiu
6/Foufs
7/Tqsjbm
8/Dmpdl
9/Tdifevmjoh
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21/Mbohvbhf
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5.
Make sure that the status indicator of the charging base is functioning
correctly.
Indicator is off: Make sure the power adapter is properly installed and check to see if
the external power supply is working properly.
Indicator is fully lit: Functioning correctly.
Indicator is flashing: This indicates short-circuit. Remove the power cord and any
objects near the charging base and reconnect the cord.
6.
When the unit begins to play the Begin Charging music, battery charging
has started.
• When installing the charging base, pay attention to the scope and angle as
well as the recommended clearance radius and check to see if the power
adapter cable is properly bundled.
• If the vacuum robot has less than 30% of battery power during the sweeping
process, it will automatically return to charging base to recharge itself.
• If the working time is set to infinite, the vacuum robot will remove itself
from the charging base after a full recharge and continue to carry out its
cleaning task.
Adapter charging
1.
Plug the DC end of the power adapter into the
power jack on the right side of the vacuum
robot.
2.
Insert the AC end of the power adapter into the
electrical outlet.
3.
When the unit begins to play the Begin Charging music, battery charging
has started.
The unit will be charged even if the power switch is off.
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Charging status indicator
will flash in three differ frequencies depending on the
The power2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
button
amount of3/Txffq!Ujnf
battery power remaining:
4/Bvup
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
3/Txffq!Ujnf
6/Epdljoh
Indicator 2/Vq
is fully lit:
Charging complete
3/Epxo
4/Bvup
Battery level
100%
Battery fully charged
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
4/Mfgu
Flashing slowly:
About
once
every second
5/Sjhiu
2/Vq
6/Epdljoh
Flashing rapidly: About
7/Tqsjbm
4 times per
second
3/Epxo
6/Foufs
4/Mfgu
5/Sjhiu
6/Foufs
7/Tqsjbm
8/Dmpdl
Normal
50%
30%
10%
8/Dmpdl
9/Tdifevmjoh
:/Wbdvvn
Power is nearly depleted; vacuum
robot entering homing mode except
for negative-ion mode
Insufficient power; robot entering
power-saving mode.
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Operating Instructions 9/Tdifevmjoh
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Main display panel operations
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2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
4/Bvup
3/Txffq!Ujnf
4/Bvup
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
3/Txffq!Ujnf
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
4/Bvup
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
3/Txffq!Ujnf
4/Bvup
6/Epdljoh
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Epdljoh
4/Bvup
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Epdljoh
2/Vq
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Epdljoh
2/Vq
3/Epxo
2/Vq
6/Epdljoh
3/Epxo
2/Vq
4/Mfgu
3/Epxo
4/Mfgu
2/Vq
3/Epxo
5/Sjhiu
4/Mfgu
5/Sjhiu
3/Epxo
4/Mfgu
6/Foufs
5/Sjhiu
6/Foufs
4/Mfgu
5/Sjhiu
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
7/Tqsjbm
5/Sjhiu
6/Foufs
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
8/Dmpdl
6/Foufs
7/Tqsjbm
9/Tdifevmjoh
8/Dmpdl
9/Tdifevmjoh
7/Tqsjbm
8/Dmpdl
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
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Power button: Wake up robot from power-saving mode or cause it to
enter power-saving mode.
Working-time button: Set the cleaning time of the machine. Time can be
set to 15, 30, 45, 60, 80, 100 minutes, and continuous (— —).
Auto sweep button: The machine will automatically alter its sweeping
manner and direction according to the terrain.
Negative-ion button: At this point, the machine is functioning as a
negative-ion air purifier and will continue to clean the air and remove
unpleasant or tobacco odor.
Docking button: Automatically searches for and returns to the charging
base to recharge.
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3/Txffq!Ujnf
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q!Ujnf
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2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
3/Txffq!Ujnf
4/Bvup
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q!Ujnf
q!Ujnf
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q!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
3/Txffq!Ujnf
4/Bvup5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
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ujwf!Jpot
q!Ujnf
q!Ujnf
ujwf!Jpot
s!po0pgg
3/Txffq!Ujnf
6/Epdljoh
q!Ujnf
Refer to [Main display panel operations] for instructions.
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Up button: In the settings mode, this button increases the time
ujwf!Jpot
q!Ujnf
4/Bvup
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Epdljoh
ujwf!Jpot
(hour/minute). Under other modes, this button allows the machine to
2/Vq
joh
joh
ujwf!Jpot
joh 6/Epdljoh
proceed forward.
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
ujwf!Jpot
s!po0pgg 2/Vq 3/Epxo
joh
s!po0pgg
Down button: In the settings mode, this button decreases the time
joh
ujwf!Jpot
6/Epdljoh
joh
(hour/minute). Under other modes, this button allows the machine to
q!Ujnf
2/Vq 3/Epxo4/Mfgu
q!Ujnf
proceed backward.
joh
Left button: In settings mode, this button changes (minute) to (hour).
3/Epxo4/Mfgu5/Sjhiu
2/Vq
u
Remote control operations
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6/Foufs
4/Mfgu5/Sjhiu
3/Epxo
sujwf!Jpot
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sjoh
u
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
5/Sjhiu
4/Mfgu
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usjoh
s
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8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
5/Sjhiu
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sbm
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sbm 7/Tqsjbm
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vn
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vn
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Under other modes, this button allows the machine to rotate toward the
left.
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Right button: Under other modes, this button changes (hour) to (minute).
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
Under other modes, this button allows the machine to rotate toward the
4/Bvup
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
right.
4/Bvup5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
OK button: Confirm the time that has been
set, pre-sweep time or working
6/Epdljoh
4/Bvup5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
3/Txffq!Ujnf
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
time.
6/Epdljoh
4/Bvup5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
4/Bvup
2/Vq
Spiral button: The vacuum
robot 2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
will3/Txffq!Ujnf
sweep
the
area in concentric circles
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
6/Epdljoh
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
4/Bvup
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
3/Epxo
2/Vq
from the inside out.
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
6/Epdljoh
6/Epdljoh
4/Bvup5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
4/Mfgu
2/Vq 3/Epxo
Vacuum button:
Activate
or
disable
the2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
vacuum
4/Bvupaction and side brush
3/Txffq!Ujnf
6/Epdljoh
4/Bvup5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
5/Sjhiu
4/Mfgu
2/Vq 3/Epxo
buttons
to move the vacuum
motors. Users
can
use
the 3/Txffq!Ujnf
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
2/Vq4/Bvup5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
robot around
to
sweep
a
specific
area.
6/Epdljoh
6/Foufs
4/Bvup5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
3/Epxo4/Mfgu5/Sjhiu
6/Epdljoh
4/Bvup5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
2/Vq 3/Epxo
6/Epdljoh
7/Tqsjbm 5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Foufs
5/Sjhiu
Language4/Mfgu
settings
button:
Configure
the
user's preferred language.
6/Epdljoh
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
3/Txffq!Ujnf
4/Mfgu
3/Epxo
2/Vq4/Bvup
2/Vq
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
6/Epdljoh
6/Foufs
Default
is
English;
multiple
languages
are
supported.
5/Sjhiu
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
6/Epdljoh
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
4/Bvup
5/Sjhiu
4/Mfgu
3/Epxo
2/Vq
2/Vq 3/Epxo
9/Tdifevmjoh
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
6/Epdljoh
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Foufs
5/Sjhiu
4/Mfgu
2/Vq 3/Epxo
2/Vq 3/Epxo4/Mfgu
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
4/Bvup
6/Epdljoh
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
5/Sjhiu
3/Epxo4/Mfgu
2/Vq 3/Epxo4/Mfgu5/Sjhiu
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
21/Mbohvbhf
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot 8/Dmpdl
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
4/Mfgu5/Sjhiu
6/Foufs
2/Vq 3/Epxo4/Mfgu5/Sjhiu
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
21/Mbohvbhf
6/Epdljoh
9/Tdifevmjoh
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
5/Sjhiu
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
3/Epxo4/Mfgu5/Sjhiu
:/Wbdvvn
21/Mbohvbhf
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
2/Vq
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
4/Mfgu5/Sjhiu
21/Mbohvbhf
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
21/Mbohvbhf
3/Epxo
9/Tdifevmjoh
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
5/Sjhiu
Clock settings button: Users can use the
the clock.
3/Txffq!Ujnf
Scheduled cleaning button: Users can use the
to schedule the desired time for sweeping.
buttons to set
buttons
When pressing the
button, pay special attention to the conditions of the
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
8/Dmpdl
21/Mbohvbhf
floor
behind the unit. Due to the
lack
of
a 8/Dmpdl
sensor
in the back of the machine,
4/Mfgu
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
pressing
and
holding
this
button
will
subject
thee
unit from the risk of falling
21/Mbohvbhf
5/Sjhiu
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
21/Mbohvbhf
(stairs,
etc.).
:/Wbdvvn
21/Mbohvbhf
6/Foufs
:/Wbdvvn
hvbhf
hvbhf
9/Tdifevmjoh21/Mbohvbhf
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
8/Dmpdl
9/Tdifevmjoh
:/Wbdvvn
21/Mbohvbhf
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21/Mbohvbhf
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
21/Mbohvbhf
:/Wbdvvn
21/Mbohvbhf
21/Mbohvbhf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
3/Txffq!Ujnf
4/Bvup
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Epdljoh
2/Vq
3/Epxo
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
Setting the time and scheduled cleaning
4/Mfgu
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
3/Txffq!Ujnf
3/Txffq!Ujnf 5/Sjhiu
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
6/Foufs
■■
4/Bvup
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
7/Tqsjbm
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
4/Bvup
3/Txffq!Ujnf 2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
8/Dmpdl
6/Epdljoh
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
3/Txffq!Ujnf
4/Bvup
9/Tdifevmjoh
6/Epdljoh
2/Vq
4/Bvup
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
:/Wbdvvn
3/Epxo
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Epdljoh
2/Vq
21/Mbohvbhf
4/Mfgu
6/Epdljoh
3/Epxo
2/Vq
5/Sjhiu
4/Mfgu
2/Vq
3/Epxo
6/Foufs
5/Sjhiu
3/Epxo
4/Mfgu
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
4/Mfgu
5/Sjhiu
8/Dmpdl
7/Tqsjbm
5/Sjhiu
6/Foufs
9/Tdifevmjoh
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
■■
8/Dmpdl
6/Foufs
7/Tqsjbm
:/Wbdvvn
3/Txffq!Ujnf
9/Tdifevmjoh
7/Tqsjbm
8/Dmpdl
21/Mbohvbhf
4/Bvup
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh 8/Dmpdl
4/Bvup
Setting the clock
1.
2.
3.
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Epdljoh
Press the
button on the remote
control. The time display on the panel will
2/Vq
4/Bvup the user whether it is the number of hours or minutes that is
blink to inform
3/Epxo
being set. 5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
3/Txffq!Ujnf
4/Mfgu
6/Epdljoh
5/Sjhiu
Press the
button to set the hour
and press the
button to set the
2/Vq and hold the
minute. Press
button
6/Foufs to increase the number rapidly, or
press the 3/Epxobutton to decrease it7/Tqsjbm
in quick succession.
Press the
4/Mfgu
8/Dmpdl
5/Sjhiu
9/Tdifevmjoh
button to complete the clock's settings.
Set the scheduled
cleaning time:
7/Tqsjbm
6/Foufs
:/Wbdvvn
21/Mbohvbhf
* First set the start time of the sweep and then set the desired length of the task.
1.
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
21/Mbohvbhf 9/Tdifevmjoh
:/Wbdvvn
6/Epdljoh
:/Wbdvvn
21/Mbohvbhf
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
2/Vq
21/Mbohvbhf
8/Dmpdl
9/Tdifevmjoh
Press the :/Wbdvvn
button on the remote control. The time display on the panel will
blink to inform
the user whether it is the number of hours or
minutes that is
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
21/Mbohvbhf
being set.
3/Txffq!Ujnf
3/Txffq!Ujnf
3/Epxo
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
2.
4/Bvup
3/Txffq!Ujnf
Set the desired point in time for the machine to begin
sweeping.
Refer to
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
4/Bvup
Step 2 in [Setting the clock] for instructions.
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
4/Bvup
4/Mfgu
5/Sjhiu
3.
6/Epdljoh
6/Foufs
6/Epdljoh
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
Press the
button to complete the setting of the pre-sweep
time.
6/Epdljoh
2/Vq
7/Tqsjbm
2/Vq
4.
3/Epxo
2/Vqclean.
Then decide how long you would like the machine to
Use the
or
button
to
select
the
length
of
working
time.
Options
are
15,
30,
45,
60,
80
4/Mfgu
3/Epxo
9/Tdifevmjoh
4/Mfgu
and 100 minutes.
5/Sjhiu
4/Mfgu
8/Dmpdl
3/Epxo
:/Wbdvvn
5/Sjhiu
5.
6/Foufs
21/Mbohvbhf
Press the
7/Tqsjbm
8/Dmpdl
5/Sjhiu
6/Foufs
6/Foufs
7/Tqsjbm
7/Tqsjbm
8/Dmpdl
button complete the setting of working time.
In the following scenarios, the scheduled cleaning time
that9/Tdifevmjoh
has been
8/Dmpdl
configured will not take effect:
:/Wbdvvn
9/Tdifevmjoh
:/Wbdvvn
• The user happens to be operating the vacuum robot
at the scheduled time.
:/Wbdvvn 21/Mbohvbhf
21/Mbohvbhf
• The unit is currently being charged with the adapter.
9/Tdifevmjoh
21/Mbohvbhf
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Operation and Display Modes Turn on the unit by pressing the power switch. The machine will play the power-on
music and enter the idle mode. The vacuum robot is now ready for use.
Idle mode:
The display panel will show the working time or an
error message.
Under idle mode, the display panel will become completely dark after 10
seconds without any action taken. At this point, if the user presses the
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
power
button
on the display panel, the panel will illuminate and become
ready3/Txffq!Ujnf
for input.
Sweep mode:
4/Bvup
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Epdljoh
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
3/Txffq!Ujnf
2/Vq
Auto SWEEP/SPIRAL:
4/Bvup
If only 3/Epxo
the
sweep button
is shown on the display
panel, 4/Mfgu
the
unit is currently in this mode.
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Epdljoh
5/Sjhiu
6/Foufs
2/Vq
7/Tqsjbm
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
• Under
button
on the display
3/Epxothe SWEEP mode, pressing the power
8/Dmpdl
panel
will cause the machine to cease all activities
3/Txffq!Ujnffor three seconds
4/Mfgu
9/Tdifevmjoh
in order
to facilitate user's input. At this point,
the machine will resume
4/Bvup
5/Sjhiu
cleaning
operation
in
the
absence
of
any
user
input.
:/Wbdvvn
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Foufs
• Under
the SPIRAL sweep state, the machine will stop immediately if it
21/Mbohvbhf
6/Epdljoh
7/Tqsjbm
detects an obstacle.
8/Dmpdl
2/Vq
Negative-ion mode:
9/Tdifevmjoh
3/Epxo
:/Wbdvvn 2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
4/Mfgu
3/Txffq!Ujnf
21/Mbohvbhf
4/Bvup
5/Sjhiu
6/Foufs
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot button
If only the negative-ion
is shown on the
7/Tqsjbm
display panel,6/Epdljoh
the unit is currently in this mode.
8/Dmpdl
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2/Vq
9/Tdifevmjoh
3/Epxo
:/Wbdvvn
4/Mfgu
21/Mbohvbhf
5/Sjhiu
6/Foufs
7/Tqsjbm
8/Dmpdl
9/Tdifevmjoh
Under the negative-ion mode, if the battery level is down to 30%, the homing
mode will not be executed; the machine will continue to operate until only
10% of battery power remains, at which time it will enter the power-saving
mode.
Homing mode:
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
3/Txffq!Ujnf
4/Bvup
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
If only the6/Epdljoh
docking button
is shown on the
display panel, the unit is currently in this mode.
2/Vq
3/Epxo
4/Mfgu
5/Sjhiu
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
Under the
homing mode, pressing the power
button
on the display panel
6/Foufs
will cause
the machine to cease all activities3/Txffq!Ujnf
for three seconds in order to
facilitate7/Tqsjbm
user's input. At this point, the machine
4/Bvup will continue its journey back
to the charging
base in the absence of any user
input.
8/Dmpdl
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
Charging mode: Refer to [Charging the Vacuum Cleaner] for details.
9/Tdifevmjoh
6/Epdljoh
:/Wbdvvn
2/Vq
21/Mbohvbhf
3/Epxo
4/Mfgu
When using the charging base, the docking button
on the display panel will automatically dim and5/Sjhiu
be
non-functional.
6/Foufs
7/Tqsjbm
8/Dmpdl
9/Tdifevmjoh
:/Wbdvvn
When using the adapter for charging, the SWEEP
21/Mbohvbhf
and docking button on the display panel will be
automatically dimmed and be non-functional.
Power-saving mode: Under idle mode, the machine will enter
power-saving mode automatically if one minute has elapsed without any operations,
and the display panel will be completely dark. At this point, the user can press the
power
button
on the display panel to wake the machine and return it to idle
2/Qpxfs!po0pgg
mode.
3/Txffq!Ujnf
4/Bvup
5/Ofhbujwf!Jpot
6/Epdljoh
2/Vq
3/Epxo
4/Mfgu
5/Sjhiu
6/Foufs
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໾䱑⽕ℶ῭⼎
Installation and Disassembly Installing the battery
■■
䲚้Ⲧ
䳏㎮
Battery for the remote control
ߎ乼ষࡴㆁ丁῭⼎
1.
Pull out the battery cover along the
direction of the arrow shown on the
diagram to the right.
2.
Remove the battery to be replaced and
insert a new CR2025 lithium button
45°C
cell or its equivalent. Ensure that the
cell is placed with the correct polarity, 0°C
as indicated by the label on the remote
control.
3.
Push the battery cover back to its original position.
■■
⑿ᑺ㿜῭ߎ੠ᑺ
Battery for the vacuum
robot
1.
Before replacing the battery, turn off
the main power switch and remove the
external power supply.
/2*2
䳏∴ᆍ䞣೪䭗䳏⢔
2.
Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the
two screws on the battery cover. Open the
battery cover.
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䳏∴∈┥◎
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3.
Gently pull the battery removal strap and
carefully remove the cable connecting the
battery to the main unit; then remove the
old battery.
4.
Connect the cable of the new battery to
the connector on the main unit. Pull the
battery removal strap gently and insert the
new battery.
5.
Make sure that the battery is placed securely in its location and replace the
battery cover before tightening the two screws previously loosened.
• Before replacing the battery read [Battery and charging instructions] in
[Safety Precautions] carefully.
• The replaced battery should be safely disposed of at a designated recycling
center in accordance with the provisions of the Waste Disposal Act.
■■
Installing the side brush
1.
Place the side brush onto the brush holder
on the vacuum robot unit.
2.
Use a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the
screw to fix the side brush in place.
3.
If it is necessary to remove the side brush, please repeat the above
procedure in reverse order.
• During cleaning operation, if the machine encounters an obstacle or too
much resistance while sweeping an area, the side brush motor will halt
automatically. If the resistance decreases, the side brush motor will start
again automatically.
• To prevent the side brush from being entangled, the machine will activate
the side brush motor to rotate the brush from time to time during its
journey back to the charging base.
The phenomenon described above is not a defect; it is not necessary to
replace the side brush.
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Filter installation
1.
As shown in the diagram to the right, press
the dustbin button to release the dustbin.
2.
Remove the dustbin and open the
transparent dustbin cover (simply pull it up
gently).
3.
Place the filter on the filter holder and gently
rotate it clockwise to lock it into a fixed
bolt inside. If it is necessary to remove the
filter, gently rotate it in the counterclockwise
direction to detach it from the fixed bolt,
and then put it up.
4.
Align the two corners of the transparent
dustbin cover with the two corners of the
dustbin itself, and press gently to close the
dustbin cover.
5.
Press the dustbin button and push the
dustbin back to the vacuum robot. Confirm
that it has returned to its original position.
a
b
b
a
If it is necessary to replace any other consumables, be sure to halt charging
and turn off the power switch.
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Cleaning and Maintenance Cleaning the dustbin and filter
1.
Remove the dustbin (refer to Steps 1 and
2 in [Filter installation]).
2.
Empty the dust and debris inside the
dustbin into a garbage can. A cleaning
brush can be used to remove any dirt
remaining in the dustbin/filter.
3.
Refer to Step 3 of [Filter installation]
and remove the filter. Remove the dust
around the filter by gently tapping it.
4.
Remove the dustbin inner for cleaning;
use water to rinse it if necessary.
5.
After cleaning, following the above
instructions in reverse order to
reassemble the dustbin and place it back
into the vacuum robot.
• If the filter is too soiled to be clean properly, replace it with a new one.
Refrain from using water or detergent to clean the filter; failing to do so will
cause damage to the filter.
• It is also prohibited from using water or detergent to clean the dustbin
base; failing to do so will cause the vacuum motor to fail.
• Please replace the filter regularly according to the frequency of operating
the vacuum robot in order to maintain the best cleaning quality.
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Cleaning the sensors
If the vacuum robot moves in an anomalous or unusual
manner or is unable to execute the homing mode to return to
the charging base, clean its sensors with a dry cotton swab.
Ground sensors (3 units)
Obstacle sensor (front)
Charging base sensors
(2 locations)
Cleaning the charging pad
If the vacuum robot is unable to return automatically to the charging base, or if the
unit is unable to charge with the power adapter plugged in, use a piece of dry cloth
to wipe the metal domes on the charging base and/or the vacuum robot as well as
the power jack.
Charging base
metal dome
Charging base
power jack
Vacuum robot
metal dome
Vacuum robot
power jack
• Do not use water to clean or wipe the metallic parts to prevent them from
rusting.
• Refrain from using metal or sharp objects to clean the charging base or the
power jack on the vacuum robot.
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Troubleshooting If for any reason the vacuum robot is unable to function normally, the panel on the
main unit will display the corresponding error code and an appropriate voice error
message will be played so that the user will be notified of the problem. At this time
the user is advised to refer to the following table for possible resolutions.
Error
Voice message
code
Err1 Please reinstall
dustbin
Err2 Please place robot
on the floor
Err3 Please change
robot's position
Cause
Resolution
Dustbin is not installed.
Install the dustbin.
Raising the machine to a specific
height or suspend it in midair for
an extended period of time for
any reason under the sweep or
homing modes.
The robot has determined that it
has been trapped and is unable
to move forward. An object may
have entangled the unit, or the
machine is trapped within a small
confined space and unable to
escape.
The vacuum motor cannot be
activated normally or fails to
operate during the execution of
a task under the sweep mode or
negative-ion mode.
Place the unit on the floor or put it on a
new location.
Check whether there are entangled wires
or objects and remove them if necessary.
If the unit is trapped in a narrow region,
move it to another location.
Check for foreign objects that may
have been trapped inside the motor
and caused the fan to fail; remove the
offending objects accordingly. If the
vacuum motor itself is malfunctioning,
contact customer service.
Err5 Please check filter
The filter is too dirty or the dustbin Clean the dustbin and filter (or replace
is full.
the latter if necessary).
It is possible for the battery's
Err6 Battery temperature The battery is too old, is
error
malfunctioning or its temperature temperature to return to normal by itself.
Turn off the power switch and turn it
has risen to an abnormally high
back on again. If the situation fails to
range.
improve, replace the battery or contact
customer service.
Err7 Sensor error
A sensor or sensors on the unit
Turn off the power switch and turn it
have failed.
back on again. If the situation fails to
improve, contact customer service.
Err8 Other error
Malfunctions or anomalies that
Turn off the power switch and turn it
cannot be troubleshot by the user. back on again. If the situation fails to
improve, contact customer service.
Low Battery
Only 10% power remains.
Please recharge the unit.
Err4 Please check filter
• When Err4 or Err5 occurs, the machine will execute the homing mode and
attempt to return to the charging base before stopping there and entering
power-saving mode. The next time the user powers on the unit, it will
display the last error message and voice prompt once again.
• When Err3 or Err6 occurs, in the absence of any inputs, the machine will
display the last error message and play the corresponding voice prompt
when the user turns on the machine again.
• When Other error occurs, the machine will stop all operations.
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FAQ • For problems other than those described in the [Troubleshooting] section, turn
off the main power switch and then turn it back on.
• After turning off the main power, all settings will revert to the original factory
settings.
The vacuum robot fails to function properly or suffers
from poor performance
1. Confirm that the power switch of the vacuum robot is indeed turned on.
2. Check display panel for any error messages.
3. Check the dustbin, filter, suction inlet and exhaust outlet for possible blockage
or obstacles, or contamination with excessive dust.
4. Clean the sensor(s).
5. Check battery level.
6. Recharge of the vacuum robot.
7. Please contact customer service.
Remote control fails to work
1. Confirm that the power switch of the vacuum robot is indeed turned on.
2. Confirm that a button cell is properly installed in the remote control.
3. Aim the remote control at the display panel of the vacuum robot at an
appropriate distance and repeat the operations.
4. Make sure that the button cell in the remote control has not depleted, and if so,
replace it.
5. Please contact customer service.
Unable to charge the machine or unable to charge to
full capacity
1. Make sure that the power cord of the charging base is properly connected to
the power adapter (when in charge base charging mode).
2. Make sure that the power cord of the adapter is properly plugged into the
power jack (when in adapter charging mode).
3. Replace the battery.
4. Please contact customer service.
The vacuum robot is often unable to return to the
charging base automatically to recharge
1. Check to see if that the sensors on the vacuum robot are dirty, and if so, clean
them.
2. Relocate the charging base so that the infrared signal receptacle is within the
7-meter detection range of the vacuum robot. Refer to [Charging the Vacuum
Cleaner] for details.
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Specifications Model
Dimensions
Tulip 100
35 cm (diameter) × 9 cm (height)
Weight
Approximately 2.7 kg
Battery
14.4V / 2200mAh Li-ion rechargeable battery
Charger
Dustbin capacity
Moving speed
Remote control
Charging base
Sweep mode
AC 110-240V, 50/60Hz
0.5 liter
14 cm/sec.
Infrared receiving range of up to 3 meters
Receiving sensor range up to 7 meters
Automatic environment detection
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