Pure PUCRC50 Automatic Mopping Robot Vacuum Cleaner Robotic Auto Self Navigation Low Profile

User Manual - Page 5

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2. General Dry Vacuuming & Sweeping
Full Cleaning Mode: Press one (1 time) ON/OFF Switch button to start, it
cleans for 80-100 minutes and stops automatically when battery is low;
Single room Cleaning Mode: Press twice (2 times) ON/OFF Switch button
to start, it cleans 45 minutes and stop automatically.
Frequent Asked Questions
Q: Why does the Side Brush occasionally spin backwards?
A: When caught on items such as carpet tassels or wires, the Side Brush may
spin slowly or briey spin backwards to free itself. This may also occur on
thick or high-pile carpets. If this behavior should occur on hard oor
surfaces or when on tassels or wires are presented, the Side Brush should
be cleaned. Using a small screwdriver, to move the screw from the center
of the Side Brush rst, then remove the Side Brush and clean any hair or
debris wrapped around the shaft thoroughly. Re-install the Side Brush
properly after cleaning it.
Q: Why does the
Robot Vacuum Cleaner stops occasionally?
A: It might be stopped because of low power, or stuck by obstacles, or by
carpet with long rugs, or moves onto carpet when cleaning with water
tank and mop attached.
PUCRC50 is not supposed to clean carpet with
long rugs, or when with water tank attached. Please be sure that there are
no cables, clothes, curtain belts, or any other materials scattered in its
cleaning area, to avoid tangling or trapping your robot during cleaning.
Q: Why doesn’t
the Robot Vacuum Cleaner slows down as it
approaches certain obstacles?
A: The
PUCRC50 uses its light Touch Bumper technology to identify walls
and other obstacles, allowing it to slow down and gently touch the
obstacles with its bumper before changing direction. It may be less
eective at sensing and slowing down from extremly dark or black
surfaces, or for objects that are less than two inches wide.
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