Sencor SRV 4000GD-EUE3 User Manual

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12/2020

E11

Fall hazard on the left

side of the vacuum

cleaner.

The anti-fall sensor detected an area into which the vacuum cleaner

could fall. Move the vacuum cleaner to adifferent location. Clean

the anti-fall sensor.

E12

Fall hazard on the right

side of the vacuum

cleaner.

E13

Fall hazard on the front

side of the vacuum

cleaner.

E21

The left wheel A18 is

in the air.

Check that the respective vacuum cleaner wheel is firmly on the

floor. If the vacuum cleaner rode on to an obstacle or is hanging over

agap, take it elsewhere. Check that the respective wheel is turning

freely and if necessary remove any dirty material.

E22

The right wheel A25 is

in the air.

E23

The front wheel A22 is

in the air.

E31

The impact sensor on

the left side detected

an obstacle.

The bumper bar sensor on the respective side of the vacuum cleaner

detected an obstacle. Remove the obstacle or move the vacuum

cleaner to adifferent location.

E32

The impact sensor on

the right side detected

an obstacle.

E33

The impact sensor on

the front side detected

an obstacle.

E41

Left wheel A18 is

overloaded. The wheel motor was overloaded and it subsequently jammed as

aresult of dirty material. Check that the respective wheel is turning

freely and if necessary remove any dirty material.

E42

Right wheel A25 is

overload.

E43

The left side rotary

brush A16 is

overloaded.

The side brush motor was overloaded and it subsequently jammed

as aresult of dirty material. Clean out the rotary brush according

to the instructions contained the maintenance part of this

user'smanual.

E44

The right side

rotary brush A23 is

overloaded.

E45

Fan motor is

overloaded.

The fan motor was overloaded. The dust container A29 is probably

completely full or the rotary brush A21 is heavily clogged with dirty

material. Clean out the vacuum cleaner according to the instructions

contained the maintenance part of this user'smanual.

E46

Rotary brush A21 is

overloaded.

The brush motor was overloaded and it subsequently jammed as

aresult of dirty material. Clean out the rotary brush according to the

instructions contained the maintenance part of this user'smanual.

The battery C1 is

almost flat.

The battery is almost flat and the robotic vacuum cleaner is no

longer able to travel to the charging base on its own. It is necessary

to place it into the base manually.

11:11

The battery is being

charged.

Informative announcement – the robotic vacuum cleaner is in the

charging mode

FULL Charging complete.

Informative announcement – the robotic vacuum cleaner is fully

charged

CONN Connecting to Wi-Fi.

Informative announcement – the robotic vacuum cleaner is

attempting to connect to the Wi-Fi network

FAIL Wi-Fi connection error. Informative announcement – connection to the Wi-Fi network failed

SUCC

Connected to the Wi-Fi

network.

Informative announcement – the robotic vacuum cleaner is

connected to the Wi-Fi network

■ In the event that the robotic vacuum cleaner stops and you are unable to put it back into operation, try turning

switch A13 off and then on again. If the problem persists, please contact an authorised service centre.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

■ Prior to cleaning, turn off the robotic vacuum cleaner by setting switch A13 to position 0 (off) and disconnect the

charging base D1 from the power socket.

■ For cleaning, never use abrasive cleaning products, solvents, etc.

■ Neglecting cleaning and maintenance may negatively affect the functioning of the vacuum cleaner and lead

to its reduced performance.

DUST CONTAINER AND FILTERS

■ Empty the dust container A29 after each use. Press button A31 to open the lid A4 and remove the dust container

A29. Release the side latch F1 of the lid of the dust container and open the lid F2. Take out the filter F3 and tip

the dirty material out of the dust container A29. For hygiene reasons, we recommend doing this away from

living areas.

■ Clean the dust container using adamp cloth. In the event of greater soiling, the dust container A29 can be

completely washed under running water. Before washing, first remove the frame with the filter F4. Wash the dust

container A29 with water and dry it well. Put the frame with the filter F4 back in its place.

■ Properly close the lid F2. Aclick indicates that the lid F2 is closed. Put the dust container A29 back in its place

and close the lid A4.

FILTERS

■ Clean filters F3 and F4 once per week. After emptying the dust container A29, remove the filter F3 and the

frame with the filter F4 (HEPA). Take the filter F4 out of the frame and together with the filter F3, tap it out away

from living areas. In the event of greater soiling, you may wash the filter F3 under running lukewarm water.

After washing it, allow the filter F3 to dry naturally. Clean the filter F4 (HEPA) using the included brush F5. Put

the cleaned filters F3 and F4 back in their place. Before putting the filters F3 and F4 back in their place, make

sure that they are completely dry. For hygiene reasons, we recommend that filters F3 and F4 are replaced every

three months.

Note:

Filter F4 is aHEPA type filter, which means that it is avery effective filter of airborne particles. Its

purpose is to capture the finest dust particles that are not captured by filter F3.

MOP

■ After every use of the mop function, remove the antistatic duster E9, wash it by hand in lukewarm water with

the addition of asmall amount of gentle washing powder and allow it to dry naturally. Wipe the holder E1 using

alightly dampened cloth and then wipe it dry.

CENTRAL ROTARY BRUSH

■ Push on the latch G1 of the central rotary brush A21 and take out the rotary brush A21 together with the

complete cover G2 and G4.

■ Use adry wiping cloth to clean out the suction hole A30 and the area in which the rotary brush A21 is housed.

■ Push down on the latches G3 of the top cover G2 and remove the top cover G2. Then open the clamp G5 and

take the rotary brush out of the bottom cover G4. Remove any dirt and material (dust, wound on hair, animal fur,

etc.) from the brush G6 of the rotary brush A21.

■ Reinstall the rotary brush A21 back in reverse sequence to its removal.

SIDE ROTARY BRUSHES

■ Remove the side rotary brushes A16 and A23 by pulling them upwards. Remove any dirt and material from the

rotary brushes A16 and A23 and from the area where they were attached. After cleaning them, reattach them. If

they are worn out, replace them with anew ones.

COMPLETE ROBOTIC VACUUM CLEANER

■ Regularly wipe the surface of the robotic vacuum cleaner using asoft dry wiping cloth.

■ At lease once per week or more frequently, clean out the front swivel wheel A22, motorised wheels A18 andA25,

the central rotary brush A21, suction hole A30, side rotary brushes A16 and A23, charging contacts A15, front

bumper bar sensors A2, bottom sensors A14, A17, A19, A24 and A27 and the charging base D1.

■ First remove any coarser dirt from the front swivel wheel A22 and the motorised wheels A18 and A25. Then

clean them around their entire perimeter using alightly dampened cloth and wipe them dry. Do not forget to

also clean the area around the wheels.

■ Wipe the sensors located in the bumper bar A2, sensors A14, A17, A19, A24 and A27 on the underside of the

robotic vacuum cleaner, the surface of the charging base D1 and the charging contacts D4 using adry soft

cloth or cotton buds.

STORAGE

When not using the robotic vacuum cleaner for an extended period of time, do the following:

■ Clean the robotic vacuum cleaner as described in chapter Cleaning and maintenance.

■ Disconnect the battery C1 and remove it from the robotic vacuum cleaner as described in chapter Inserting

and removing the battery.

■ Remove the batteries from the remote control B1 according to the procedure Inserting and replacing batteries

in the remote control.

■ Disconnect the charging base D1 from the power socket.

■ Store the robotic vacuum cleaner with all its accessories in adry, clean and cool place.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Robotic vacuum cleaner

Dimensions (diameter x height) ......................................................................................................................................... 335×85 mm

Weight ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2.5 kg

Operating time per single charge .................................................................................................................................. up to 120 min

Dust container capacity .................................................................................................................................................................... 500 ml

Power adapter

Rated voltage range ............................................................................................................................................................. 100−240 VAC

Rated frequency ................................................................................................................................................................................50/60 Hz

Output .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5–30 V, 2.1A

Battery

Type ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 2,200 mAh Li-Ion

Input ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 0.4 A

Power ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 600 mA

Charging time ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4–6 h

Charging station

Rated voltage range ............................................................................................................................................................. 100−240 VAC

The declared noise emission level is lower than 60 dB(A), which represents alevel Aof sound power with respect

to areference sound power of 1 pW.

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