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    ® INSTRUCTION MANUAL C M Y CM MY CY CMY K Robocom2 user manual EN.pdf 1 6/16/2012 11:10:33 PM[...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model C O NTENT S OF T H E BO X C h ar g er B ase St a ti on Fi l t er ** Ma i ns Po w er adap t or U ser Manual Remo t e Con t rol ** Vi r t ual B arr i er *F loor Pol i s h er P ad H older *F loor Pol i s h er P ad * Mul ti- purpose Clean i n g B rus h Ed g e Clean i n g B rus h (x 2 ) R[...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model 24 Po w er S uppl y C onnec t or 25 C h ar gi n g Con t ac t s 26 I nfra Red T ransm itt er 27 C h ar g e I nd i ca t or 2 8 Po w er I nd i ca t or 29 Ma i ns Po w er A dap t or 30 Vi r t ual B arr i er * S e t Swit c h 31 OFF 32 Sh or t Ran g e B arr i er - 2m 33 Med i um Ran g e B [...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model Remote C ontro l** 39 40 A u t oma ti c Clean i n g Mode B u tt on 41 S po t Clean i n g Mode B u tt on 42 43 A rro w B u tt ons 44 L ocal T i me S e tti n g B u tt on 45 F ull & Go B u tt on 46 A u t oma ti c Re t urn t o C h ar g er B ase St a ti on B u tt on 47 S c h edul i n [...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model P ac k a g in g 30 ° c as thi s ma y dama g e th e B a tt er y . T h e Ma i ns po w er adap t or mus t onl y be connec t ed t o a s t andard ma i ns po w er ou t le t . Batteries pre v en ti n g th em from becom i n g o v erc h ar g ed . C har g er Base Station Set up O b j ec t s t[...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model Remote C ontro l** Se t U p T o i ns t all ba tt er i es see Cleaner Ma i n t enance - Replac i n g th e ba tt er i es. No t e: T h e Remo t e Con t rol ** can be used th rou gh w alls because it w or k s on rad i o w a v es no t i nfrare d. V irt u a l Barrier * Set U p T o i ns t a[...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model P ower O n 1. T h e L C D scr een wi ll i llum i na t e. 2. N O TE: I f y our r obo t i s alread y s wit c h ed O n , bu t i n s t andb y mode , it can be ac tiv a t ed from th e remo t e con t rol ** or press i n g one of th e t ouc h sens itiv e k e y s. 1. s s e r P . y a d t c e [...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model Settin g up the Cl eanin g Sched ul e * th e follo wi n g : 1. ( Monda y) . 2. O nce eac h da y of th e w ee k h a v e been selec t ed , y ou can dec i ded th e h our of th e clean i n g sc h edule: th e 3. 4. T h e clean i n g sc h edule for th e da y s h as been selec t ed. 5. T hi[...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model 1. U se a damp clo th with a l itt le soap t o clean all surfaces. DO N O T allo w w a t er i n t o an y par t of th e produc t 2. whi ls t clean i n g . D r y with a sof t Clo th . 3. Em p tyin g the d u st container Emp ty th e dus t con t a i ner e v er y clean i n g c y cle or wh[...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model Cl eanin g the Fl oor Br u shes Clean th e F loor B rus h es re g ularl y t o ma i n t a i n ma xi mum clean i n g performance. 1. 2. Ro t a t e th e F loor B rus h assembl y carefull y and us i n g sc i ssors cu t and r emo v e an y t an g led th r eads or h a i r 3. e t c. U se th [...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model Cl eanin g the Ed g e Cl eanin g Br u sh T h e Ed g e Clean i n g B rus h can be eas i l y w orn from h ea vy use so y ou s h ould c h ec k it re g ularl y t o mon it or it s cond iti on. 1. Remo v e th e re t a i n i n g scre w with a scr e w dr iv er . 2. U se a pa i r of sc i ssor[...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model Cl eanin g the Sensor Win do w con t a i ner i s emp ti ed. F re q uen t clean i n g i s recommended t o ensure op ti mum performance of y our Robo. U se a dr y sof t clo th or co tt on s w ab t o wi pe th e sensor wi ndo w . GB Re pl acin g the b atteries and wi ll i n v al i da t e[...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model T h e follo wi n g i s a l i s t of commonl y encoun t ered problems and solu ti ons. I f an y of th ese problems pers i s t con t ac t y our local H oo v er r epresen t a tiv e. t C h ec k th a t th e dus t con t a i ner l t er and mo t or are clean. t t Clean i n g po w er i s w ea[...]

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    * Cer t a i n Models O nl y ** Ma y v ar y accord i n g t o model H oo v er S p ares and C ons u ma bl es A l w a y s replace par t s with g enu i ne H oo v er spares. T h ese are a v a i lable from y our local H oo v er dealer or d i rec t from H oo v er . W h en order i n g par t s al w a y s q uo t e y our model number. C ons u ma bl es Pre - Mo[...]

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