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- Owner's manual - (English)
- About Your RoboVac
- Using Your RoboVac
- Set Time and Scheduled Cleaning
- Cleaning and Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Specifications
Table of contents
User Manual
About Your RoboVac
RoboVac Anatomy
Using Your RoboVac
Important Tips Before Use
- Remove power cords and small objects from the floor that may entangle RoboVac.
- Remove rugs that are thicker than 0.87 in/22 mm as they may cause RoboVac to
malfunction. Fold tasseled edges of area rugs underneath to prevent tangling RoboVac.
Do not use RoboVac on long-pile carpeting. - Avoid cleaning spaces lower than 3.9 in/100 mm to prevent RoboVac from getting stuck
- Keep RoboVac away from wet areas.
- RoboVac may climb on top of objects less than 0.63 in/16 mm in height. Remove these objects if possible.
- Anti-drop sensors prevent RoboVac from tumbling down stairs and steep drops. They may work less effectively if dirty or used on reflective/very dark-colored floors. It is recommended to place physical barriers to block off areas where RoboVac may fall.
Install the Charging Base
1. Place the Charging Base on a hard, level surface and against a wall.
2. Remove objects within 3 ft/1 m of the left and right side and within 6 ft/2 m of the front of the charging base.
4. Connect the round connector of the adapter into the power socket on the Charging Base and the other end into a wall outlet.
Charge Your RoboVac
- RoboVac has a pre-installed rechargeable battery that has to be fully charged before use.
- RoboVac returns to the Charging Base at the end of a cleaning cycle or when its battery is running low.
- Make sure the main power switch on the side of RoboVac is turned on before charging.
Method 1: Attach RoboVac to the Charging Base by aligning its charging pins with the charging pins on the base.
Method 2: Press 
on the remote control to return RoboVac to the Charging Base.
Start / Stop Cleaning
1.Turn on the main power supply
Press the main power switch on the side of RoboVac to turn on the main power supply.
2. Start cleaning
Press 
on RoboVac or 
on the remote control to start cleaning in Auto mode.
3. Stop cleaning
Press on RoboVac or on the remote control to stop cleaning.
Select a Cleaning Mode
1. Auto cleaning
RoboVac automatically cleans in a back-and-forth, straight-line pattern. This is the most
commonly used cleaning mode.
Press on RoboVac or on the remote control to start cleaning in Auto Mode.
Power Boost Feature (Model T2104 only)
When the Power Boost feature is enabled, RoboVac will automatically increase the suction power if it detects stronger power is needed to ensure the best clean. Power Boost is ideal for cleaning thicker carpets and hard-to-sweep messes, which will reduce the cleaning
time, but increase the noise level. If the vacuuming noise caused by Power Boost disturbs you, you can disable this feature. This feature only works in Auto cleaning mode.
To a the default suction power in Auto Cleaning Mode, simultaneously press and hold the 
and 
buttons for 2 seconds; you will hear a series of beeps that correspond to the suction power selected. Repeat to adjust the suction power level.
2. Spot cleaning
RoboVac intensively cleans a specific area in a spiral, useful if there is a concentrated area of dust or debris. In Spot mode, RoboVac will stop cleaning after 2 minutes.
Press 
on the remote control to start cleaning in Spot mode.
3. Edge cleaning
RoboVac reduces its speed when it detects a wall and then follows the wall to ensure the edge is cleaned thoroughly. In Edge mode, RoboVac will clean for 20 minutes and return to the Charging Base.
Press 
on the remote control to start cleaning in Edge mode.
4. Single Room cleaning
RoboVac intensively cleans one single room and stops after 30 minutes. Select this mode only when one specific room needs to be cleaned. Make sure to confine RoboVac to the room by closing the door.
Press 
on the remote control to start cleaning in Single Room Mode.
5. Manual cleaning
You can direct RoboVac to clean a particular area by using the directional buttons on the remote control.
Set Time and Scheduled Cleaning
1. Set Time
1 Make sure the main power switch on the bottom of RoboVac is turned on.
2 Press 
on the remote control. will blink on the display.
3 Press 
to set the “hour” and “minute”.
Note: Make sure AM/PM is set correctly.
4 Press or
to save the setting. RoboVac will BEEP ONCE to indicate the time has been set.
2. Schedule Cleaning
You can schedule RoboVac to start cleaning at a specified time. To cancel a previously scheduled cleaning, press and hold 
for 3 seconds until RoboVac beeps twice and disappears.
Note: Before setting a scheduled cleaning, make sure the time has been set correctly to your local time; refer to the previous section “Set Time” for how to set the time.
1 Make sure the main power switch on the bottom of RoboVac is turned on.
2 Press on the remote control. will blink on the display
3 Press
to set the “hour” and “minute”. Note: Make sure AM/PM is set correctly.
4 Press or to save the setting. RoboVac will BEEP ONCE to indicate the scheule has been set.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Clean the Dust Collector and Filters
1. Press the dust collector release button to pull the dust collector out.
2. Open and empty the dust collector.
3. Remove the pre-filter by pulling the hooks as shown.
4. Take out the foam filter and high-performance filter.
5. Clean the dust collector and filters with a vacuum cleaner or a cleaning brush.
6. Put the filters and pre-filter back together in the dust collector
7 Push the dust collector back into the main unit.
Clean the Rolling Brush
1 Pull on the release tabs to unlock the brush guard as shown.
2 Lift the rolling brush to remove.
3 Clean the rolling brush with the provided cleaning tool or a vacuum cleaner.
4 Reinstall the rolling brush by inserting the fixed protruding end first and then clicking into place.
5 Press down to snap the brush guard into place.
Clean the Sensors and Charging Pins
To maintain the best performance, clean the drop sensors and charging pins regularly.
- Dust off the drop sensors and charging contact pins using a cloth or cleaning brush.
Clean the Side Brushes
Foreign substances, such as hair, can easily get tangled in the side brushes, and dirt may adhere to them. Be sure to clean them regularly.
- Carefully unwind and pull off any hair or string that is wrapped between the main unit and the side brushes.
- Use a cloth dampened with warm water to remove dust from the brushes or to gently reshape them.
Replace the Side Brushes
The side brushes may become bent or damaged after being used for a period of time. Follow the instructions below to replace them. Pull off the old side brushes and snap the new ones into place.
- Use a screwdriver to unscrew the screws on the side brushes.
- Pull off the old side brushes and snap the new ones into place
- Screw down the screws to fasten the side brushes.
Troubleshooting
RoboVac cannot be activated.
- Make sure the main power switch is in the ON position.
- Make sure the battery is fully charged
- Replace the batteries (2 AAA) in the remote control.
- Make sure the remote control is within range (less than 6 ft/3 m from RoboVac).
- If you still have trouble, turn off the main power switch and then|
turn it on.
The remote control does not work.
- Replace the batteries in the remote control.
- Make sure RoboVac is turned on and fully charged.
- If RoboVac and the remote control's display work properly, but RoboVac does not respond to the remote control's commands, it may be because the remote control has not been paired with RoboVac.
In this case, do not dock RoboVac to the Charging Base. Turn off the main power switch and then:
(1) press and hold on the remote control until the icon blinks on the display;
(2) turn on the main power switch.
You will hear three beeps after successful pairing.
RoboVac stops working suddenly
- Check if RoboVac is trapped or stuck on an obstacle.
- Check if the battery level is too low
- If you still have trouble, turn off the main power switch, wait for 2 seconds, and then turn it back on.
RoboVac does not start scheduled cleaning.
- Make sure the main power switch on the side of RoboVac is turned on.
- Make sure the time, time of day (AM/PM), and the scheduled time have been set correctly.
- Check if RoboVac's power is too low to start cleaning
Suction power is weak.
- Check if any obstructions are blocking the suction inlet
- Empty the dust collector.
- Check if the filter is wet due to water or other liquid on the floor. Air-dry the filter completely before use.
RoboVac cannot be charged
- Check if the indicator on the Charging Base lights up.
- Remove objects within 3 ft/1 m to the left and right side and within 6 ft/2 m of the front of the Charging Base
- Dust off the charging contact pins with a dry cloth.
RoboVac cannot return to the Charging Base
- Remove objects within 3 ft/1 m to the left and right side and within 6 ft/2 m of the front of the Charging Base
- When RoboVac is in the vicinity of the Charging Base, it will return more quickly. However, if the Charging Base is located far away, RoboVac will need more time to return. Please be patient as it works its way back
RoboVac's movements or travel paths are abnormal.
- Clean the sensors carefully with a dry cloth
- Restart RoboVac by turning the power switch off and on.
The rolling brush does not rotate.
- Clean the rolling brush.
- Check if the rolling brush and brush guard have been installed properly
Error Tones
When RoboVac is in trouble, it will emit a series of short or long beeps and the red indicator on RoboVac will be solid or flashing.
Flashing red indicator light
One beep
- RoboVac's drop sensors are dirty.
- Clean the drop sensors gently with a dry cloth.
Two beeps
- RoboVac's power level is too low.
- Charge RoboVac for at least 5 hours.
Three beeps
- RoboVac is hanging over a ledge or is trapped.
- Turn off RoboVac and restart in a new location.
Four beeps
- RoboVac’s suction fan is stuck.
- Turn off RoboVac, then remove and empty the dust collector.
- Make sure the suction inlet is not blocked by any hair or debris.
Five beeps
- RoboVac's infrared sensor on the bumper is dirty.
- Clean the infrared sensor gently with a dry cloth
Solid red indicator light
One beep
- RoboVac’s left/right wheel is stuck.
- Turn off RoboVac and remove any hair or debris from the left/right wheel.
Two beeps
- RoboVac’s side brush is stuck.
- Turn off RoboVac and remove any hair or debris from the side brush.
Three beeps
- RoboVac’s suction fan is stuck.
- Turn off RoboVac, then remove and empty the dust collector.
- Make sure the suction inlet is not blocked by any hair or debris.
Four beeps
- RoboVac’s rolling brush is stuck.
- Turn off RoboVac and remove any hair or debris from the rolling brush.
Specifications
See other models: T2103 ROBOVAC 11 ROBOVAC 20 ROBOVAC R500 ROBOVAC R450
