Manual de instruções RoboMop SoftBase
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manual de instruçõesRoboMop SoftBase
OPERATOR`S MANUAL
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MANUAL DE INSTRUÇÕES
INSTRUKSJONSMANUAL
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
1 Cleaning Frame and 1 Robotic Ball
NOTE:
Read all safety and operating
instructions before operating
your new RoboMop.
1AC Battery Charger
8 Electrostatic Disposable Cloths
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
A. Please contact the local distributor through www.robomop.net.
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
reach places.
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or
furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
RoboMop will happily clean underneath.
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
A. Approximately 3-5 hours.
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
1 Cleaning Frame and 1 Robotic Ball
NOTE:
Read all safety and operating
instructions before operating
your new RoboMop.
1AC Battery Charger
8 Electrostatic Disposable Cloths
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
A. Please contact the local distributor through www.robomop.net.
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
reach places.
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or
furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
RoboMop will happily clean underneath.
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
A. Approximately 3-5 hours.
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
1 Cleaning Frame and 1 Robotic Ball
NOTE:
Read all safety and operating
instructions before operating
your new RoboMop.
1AC Battery Charger
8 Electrostatic Disposable Cloths
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
A. Please contact the local distributor through www.robomop.net.
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
reach places.
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or
furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
RoboMop will happily clean underneath.
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
A. Approximately 3-5 hours.
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
1 Cleaning Frame and 1 Robotic Ball
NOTE:
Read all safety and operating
instructions before operating
your new RoboMop.
1AC Battery Charger
8 Electrostatic Disposable Cloths
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
A. Please contact the local distributor through www.robomop.net.
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
reach places.
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or
furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
RoboMop will happily clean underneath.
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
A. Approximately 3-5 hours.
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
1 Cleaning Frame and 1 Robotic Ball
NOTE:
Read all safety and operating
instructions before operating
your new RoboMop.
1AC Battery Charger
8 Electrostatic Disposable Cloths
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
A. Please contact the local distributor through www.robomop.net.
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
reach places.
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or
furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
RoboMop will happily clean underneath.
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
A. Approximately 3-5 hours.
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
x1
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
x1
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
x1
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
NOTE:
Read all safety and operating
instructions before operating
your new RoboMop.
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
A. Please contact the local distributor through www.robomop.net.
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
reach places.
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has
been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
RoboMop will happily clean underneath.
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
A. Approximately 3-5 hours.
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
RoboMop is designed to sweep the floors for you so you will have extra time to take care of
more impor tant things or just sit back and relax. Simply attach an electrostatic and dust
absorbing pad, set the cleaning time on the robotic ball, place it in the cleaning frame and
watch RoboMop automatically sweep your floors. Using smart sensor technology, RoboMop
navigates smoothly and silently, cleaning dirty edges under the kitchen counter, in corners,
around walls and under furniture. The flexible edges will not damage furniture. It is great for
all your hard floor sur faces like wood floors, ceramic tile, granite, marble, and linoleum.
The VoltaWebTM dustpads are especially designed to attract and retain as much dust as
possible during the cleaning session. The dust attraction is obtained through the unique
composition of fibres in the cloth that generates static electricity though friction between the
pad and the floor surface. The pad itself is designed with microscopic dust pockets that
absorb and transpor t the dust into the centre of the textile. In this way it is possible for the
textile to attract even more dirt. When the pad is soiled, just remove it and toss it in the
trash.
Enjoy your RoboMop!
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
NOTE:
Read all safety and operating
instructions before operating
your new RoboMop.
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
A. Please contact the local distributor through www.robomop.net.
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
reach places.
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has
been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
RoboMop will happily clean underneath.
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
A. Approximately 3-5 hours.
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
RoboMop is designed to sweep the floors for you so you will have extra time to take care of
more impor tant things or just sit back and relax. Simply attach an electrostatic and dust
absorbing pad, set the cleaning time on the robotic ball, place it in the cleaning frame and
watch RoboMop automatically sweep your floors. Using smart sensor technology, RoboMop
navigates smoothly and silently, cleaning dirty edges under the kitchen counter, in corners,
around walls and under furniture. The flexible edges will not damage furniture. It is great for
all your hard floor sur faces like wood floors, ceramic tile, granite, marble, and linoleum.
The VoltaWebTM dustpads are especially designed to attract and retain as much dust as
possible during the cleaning session. The dust attraction is obtained through the unique
composition of fibres in the cloth that generates static electricity though friction between the
pad and the floor surface. The pad itself is designed with microscopic dust pockets that
absorb and transpor t the dust into the centre of the textile. In this way it is possible for the
textile to attract even more dirt. When the pad is soiled, just remove it and toss it in the
trash.
Enjoy your RoboMop!
4.ΕΠΙΛΟΓΗ ΧΡΟΝΟΥ ΚΑΘΑΡΙΣΜΟΥ (Δείτε Εικόνα E).
ΟΔΗΓΙΕΣ ΧΡΗΣΕΩΣ
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
1 Cleaning Frame and 1 Robotic Ball
NOTE:
Read all safety and operating
instructions before operating
your new RoboMop.
1AC Battery Charger
8 Electrostatic Disposable Cloths
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
A. Please contact the local distributor through www.robomop.net.
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
reach places.
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or
furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
RoboMop will happily clean underneath.
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
A. Approximately 3-5 hours.
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
4
step
5
step
7
step
of injury or damage, keep these safety precautions in mind when
setting up, using and maintaining your equipment.
in this manual. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to
your home, consult your local power company.
Product may not be used with any type of power converter.
RoboMop to the room you want cleaned by closing all doors.
duster or clean with a dry soft cloth.
Place the RoboMop ball into the
center of the Cleaning Frame.
Within 6 seconds, the RoboMop
will turn itself on automatically.
(See Figure F)
Dispose soiled pads in the trash .
(See Figure H) Do not dispose
soiled pads in the toilet.
RoboMop will automatically shut
off when the program is complete,
based on the time you set it to. To
stop the RoboMop at any time,
simply press the Red OFF button.
When RoboMop is finished clean-
ing, remove it from the floor
to avoid tripping or falling over it.
(See Figure G)
6
step
54
Press the Green ON/TIME button
located on your RoboMop under
the LCD screen on the left.
(See Figure E)The LCD display
screen will show the amount of
time the RoboMop will clean your
floor. To choose 1 hour and 30
minutes, press the ON/TIME but-
ton once. To choose 1 hour, press
the ON/TIME button twice. To
choose 30 minutes, press the
ON/TIME button three times.
Once you have chosen the time,
the ON/TIME button on the LCD
screen will flash 6X before turning
on automatically, allowing you
sufficient time to place the ball in
the Cleaning Frame.
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
kitchen. If your bed or furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
THIS SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
2
7
Q. My RoboMop gets stuck. What should I do?
A. Your RoboMop may occasionally get stuck, especially in rooms that
it has not cleaned before. If it does get stuck, RoboMop will try to free
itself by turning in different directions. If it cannot free itself, move or
block any object that RoboMop gets stuck on or under. Once the
problem areas have been amended, pick up your RoboMop and
reposition. Your RoboMop might get stuck for several reasons.
1. It is wedged or pinned between or under narrowly spaced objects.
2. RoboMop bumps into objects and repositions them in such a way
that an exit path no longer exists.
Q. My RoboMop Cleaning Frame has broken. What shall I do?
Q. Are pets and children safe around RoboMop?
A. Children and pets should always be supervised around RoboMop for
optimal safety and cleaning performance.
Q. Does RoboMop clean corners and along the walls?
A. RoboMop cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to
Q. Will it go under kickboards, beds, and furniture?
A. RoboMop has been designed to fit under the kickboards in your
furniture is more than 8 cm off the floor, your
Q. How long does it take to recharge the RoboMop?
Q: Will RoboMop clean all floor surfaces?
A: RoboMop cleans hardwood, linoleum, tile, ceramic tile, marble,
granite and other hard floor surfaces.
5
x1
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to the underside of the
Cleaning Frame and secure by
pushing the pad down onto the
black velcro tabs on the
Cleaning Frame. (See Figure C)
STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
2
step
1
step
Clear the room. Place the
Cleaning Frame in the center of the
room. (See Figure D) For prepa-
ration hints for clearing the room,
see page 6 of this operator’s man-
ual for our “For Optimal Cleaning
Performance” tips.”
RoboMop may come
upon a piece of furniture
like this couch, which
RoboMop can get
wedged up against and
get stuck. If RoboMop
can’t get out, just pull it
out and set it back to work
again. Or you can put a
small object in front of it,
so RoboMop can’t get
stuck underneath.
RoboMop can get
trapped between or
behind your furniture
because the entrance to
an area is barely big
enough for RoboMop
to fit through. Placing a
chair or plant in front of
the piece of furniture,
can solve the trouble so
it won’t stop working.
RoboMop may bump
into small items that can
spill and make a mess.
To make sure RoboMop
can clean the whole
floor; pick up any small
objects, just as you do
before you vacuum.
AVOID MESSY SPILLS DON’T GET TRAPPED
3
step
For optimal cleaning performance, clear your floor of objects just as you would
before using a regular vacuum cleaner. Do not leave the following items on the
floor: clothing, loose papers, pull cords for blinds or curtains, power cords, or any
fragile items. RoboMop contacts walls, furniture and other objects as it cleans, so
please remove any items that may be pushed and knocked over by light contact
from RoboMop. If your room does not have a door, or there is access to a stairway
where RoboMop can fall down the stairs, simply block off the area with either a
chair, plant, gate or other object.
velcro tab
3
6
Before initial use, charge the ball.
Insert the plug of the AC Battery
Charger into the Charger Port
jack of the Robotic Ball.
(See Figure A) Plug the AC
Battery Charger into a voltage tape
AC Outlet ONLY. (See Figure B)
The ball will fully charge in about
3-5 hours. Recharge the unit only
when it is completely discharged.
Attach one disposable electrostatic
pad to