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Robot Vacuum Cleaner
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CONTENTS
ENGLISH 03-22
FRANÇAIS 23-43
ROMANIAN 44-65
ITALIANO 66-86
POLSKI 87-108
SLOVENŠČINA 109-128
CESKY 129-148
SRPSKI 149-168
SHQIP 169-188
МАКЕДОНСКИ 189-210
FINNISH 211-231
This product was manufactured at modern, environmentally-friendly facilities without any harm on nature.
Please read this guide first!
Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing a BEKO product. We would like you to achieve the optimal efficiency
from this high quality product which has been manufactured with state of the art technology.
Please make sure you read and understand this guide and supplementary documentation fully
before use and keep it as a reference. Include this guide with the unit if you hand it over to
someone else. Observe all warnings and information herein and follow the instructions.
Symbols and their meanings
These symbols are used throughout this guide:
CImportant information and useful
hints about usage.
AWARNING: Warnings against
dangerous situations concerning the
security of life and property.
Protection class against electric shock.
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This section contains safety
instructions to prevent hazards
that can result in injury or property
damage.
Any warranty is void if these
instructions are not followed.
1.1 General safety
This appliance complies with
international safety standards.
This device can be used by
children over 8 years of age,
people with physical, sensory or
mental challenges or people with
lack of experience or knowledge;
as long as control is ensured or
information is provided regarding
the hazards. Children must not
play with the appliance. Cleaning
and user maintenance shall not
be carried out by unattended
children.
Do not use the appliance if the
power cord or the appliance is
damaged. Contact authorised
service.
Your mains power supply shall
be in align with the specified
information on the type tag.
Do not use the appliance with an
extension cord.
To prevent damage to the power
cord, prevent it from being
pinched, crimped or rubbed
against sharp edges.
Do not touch the plug of the
appliance with damp or wet
hands while the appliance is
plugged in.
Do not pull on the cord while
unplugging the appliance.
Do not vacuum flammable
materials and ensure that the
cigarette ashes are cooled down
before vacuuming them.
Do not vacuum water and other
fluids.
Protect the appliance against
precipitation, humidity and heat
sources.
Do not use the appliance in or
near explosive or flammable
environments and substances.
Unplug the appliance before
cleaning and maintenance.
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Do not immerse the appliance
or its power cord in water for
cleaning.
Do not disassemble the
appliance.
Use only original parts or
parts recommended by the
manufacturer.
To prevent blockage of the filter
or damage to the motor, do
not vacuum cement, plaster or
fragments of compressed paper.
Use the appliance with the
adapter delivered with the
appliance only.
Do not use the appliance without
filters, it may get damaged.
If you keep the packaging mate-
rials, keep them out of the reach
of children.
This appliance is not intended
to be used by persons, including
children, with physical, sensory
and mental disabilities or those
who have not adequate experi-
ence and knowledge regarding
its use, unless they are under the
supervision of a person respon-
sible for their safety or they are
informed about the operation of
the appliance.
The children shall be supervised
to prevent them from playing
with the appliance.
Unplug the adaptor and remove
the battery pack before any
cleaning or maintenance
procedure.
To avoid any risk of hazard,
a damaged adaptor shall be
replaced by the manufacturer,
the authorised representative of
the manufacturer or a similarly
qualified technician.
Keep your fingers, hair and loose
clothes away from moving parts
or clearances while vacuuming.
Batteries shall be removed from
the appliance before discarding
the appliance.
Disconnect the appliance from
power supply before removing
the battery.
Please discard used batteries in
accordance with local laws and
regulations.
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1 Important safety and environmental instructions
The batteries on this appliance
may only be replaced by the
authorised services.
WARNING: Use only the TS-
A011-190060E1 removable
supply unit delivered with the
appliance to charge to the
battery.
Do not use batteries of different
types or old and new batteries
together.
Batteries shall be installed with
the correct polar layout.
Do not short circuit the supply
terminals.
Should be used with 18650-BAK
batteries only.
This appliance shall not be
operated by children and people
with limited physical, sensory
and cognitive skills or people
with lack of experience and
knowledge unless they are under
supervision or they are provided
with the relevant instructions.
The children shall be supervised
to prevent them from playing
with the appliance.
Do not put weight on the
appliance.
Do not run the appliance on high
grounds like table or chair.
1.2
Compliance with the WEEE
Directive and disposal of the waste
product
This product complies with EU WEEE
Directive (2012/19/EU). This product
bears a classification symbol for waste
electrical and electronic equipment
(WEEE).
This symbol indicates that this product shall not be
disposed with other household wastes at the end
of its service life. Used device must be returned
to offical collection point for recycling of electrical
and electronic devices. To find these collection
systems please contact to your local authorities
or retailer where the product was puchased. Each
household performs important role in recovering
and recycling of old appliance. Appropriate disposal
of used appliance helps prevent potential negative
consequences for the environment and human
health.
1.3 Packaging information
The product's packaging is made of
recyclable materials, in accordance with
the National Legislation.
Do not dispose the packaging waste with the
household waste or other wastes, dispose it to
the packaging collection areas specified by local
authorities.
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1 Important safety and environmental instructions
1.4 Waste batteries
Ensure that the waste batteries are
disposed of in accordance with local laws
and regulations. The symbol on the battery
and packaging indicates that the battery
delivered with the product should not be
considered as household waste. This symbol may
be used in combination with a chemical symbol in
some regions. If the batteries contain more than
0.0005 % mercury and more than 0.004 % of lead,
the Hg chemical is added for mercury and the Pb
chemical symbol is added for lead under the symbol.
By ensuring that the batteries are disposed correctly,
you shall contribute to the prevention of potential
damage to the environment and human health due
to improper disposal of the batteries.
1.5 What to do for energy saving
When using your appliance, adjust the speed
settings according to the surface, in order to save
energy.
Normally, lower speeds are used when cleaning
hard surfaces while high speeds are used in for
cleaning carpets.
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2 Overview
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2 Overview
2.1 Controls and components
1. Top cover
2. “AUTO” button
3. Front bumper
4. Front bumper line
5. Charging socket
6. Power button
7. Rear body
8. Rear sensor
9. Dust container
10. HEPA filter
11. Water tank
12. Mop
13. Side brushes
14. Charging unit
15. Remote control
16. Charge adaptor
2.2 Conformity declaration for CE
Arçelik A.Ş. hereby declares that this
appliance complies with Directive 2014/53/
EU. The complete text of the EU declaration of
conformity is available in the following internet
address: – Products, from :beko.com
2.3 Technical data
Adapter Input:
100-240V, 50/60Hz, 0.5A
Adapter output: DC19V, 0.6A
Battery :
Li-ion battery: 10.8V/2600mAh
Charging period: 5-6 hours
Operation time : Up to 110 minutes
Dust container capacity : 0.5L
Water tank capacity: 0.12L
2.4G WiFi frequency
interval : 2412-2472 MHz
Network Supported: WLAN IEEE 802.11
b/q/n wireless
2.4G WiFi maximum RF output power:
20dBM
RF Exposure information: The maximum allowed
exposure level is calculated according to the
20 cm distance between the appliance and the
human body. To comply with the RF exposure
condition, a distance of 20 cm should be put
between the appliance and the person.
The rights to make technical and design changes are reserved.
Manufacturer Shenzhen Transin Technologies Co.,Ltd
Model ID: TS-A011-190060E1
Input Voltage: 100-240V~
Input Frequency 50/60Hz
Input Current 0.5A
Output Voltage 19V
Output Current 0.6A
Output Power: 11.4W
Average active efficiency 84.67%
Efficiency at low load (10%) 77.4%
Power under no load: 0.06W
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2 Overview
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3
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5
6
7
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1. Display screen
2. HOME recharging
3. Weekly scheduling
4. Direction buttons (Only available in standby mode)
5. Start/stop
6. Maximum mode, highest suction power
7. Timing
8. Selection of cleaning programme
CThe suction power is adjusted with the Mode
button.
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3 Operation
This appliance is managed through a remote controller or the mobile application in line with the operation
instructions stated in the manual. To use with the mobile application, download the “Beko Robot”
application in the Google Play Store or App Store.
3.1 Intended use
This appliance is intended for household use and it is not suitable for industrial use.
3.2 Charging the appliance
3.2.1 Charging with the adapter
Completely charge the appliance in the initial use.
CIt takes up to 5 to 6 hours to charge the appliance completely.
Attach the lead of the power
adapter directly to the robot’s
charging socket (5) and attach
the power adapter to the other
lead as shown above.
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3.2.2 Charging with the charging unit
Place the charging unit (14) in
the wall. Remove obstacles that
are within 1-2 meter distance to
the charging unit.
Attach the lead of the charging
adapter (16) to the charging
station.
If the appliance is off, turn it on
by switching the power button
(6) from the “OFF” to “ON”
state.
The blue light on the charging
unit (14) stays lit while the unit
is active.
C
If the adapter is unplugged or power outage occurs when the appliance is in the charging
unit (14), the appliance will leave the charging stand without a cleaning mode selected and
start searching for the charging station.
In this case, turn the appliance off using the power button on the side (6). When the power
outage is over or you plug in the adapter, turn the power on and send the appliance to the
charging unit using the controller (15) or the mobile application and wait for it to settle.
CThe indicator on the appliance will blink in red colour while charging.
CAfter completely charging, the indicator on the appliance will remain in blue colour.
CWhen the battery is low in standby mode, the indicator will blink twice in a second.
CWhen the battery is low in cleaning mode, the appliance will find the charging unit (14)
automatically, indicator will remain constant in red colour.
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3.3 Start Up
3.3.1 Automatic cleaning
ON/OFF
AUTO
Press the AUTO” button on
the appliance. Or; press the “Start/stop”
button on the remote control
(15) or the mobile application.
The device will switch to
cleaning mode.
Cleans the entire area following
a zigzag cleaning route. At the
end of cleaning, the robot will
return to the charging station.
3.3.2 Edge cleaning
MODE
MODE1
Press the “MODE” button
on the remote controller until
“MODE1” is displayed on the
screen.
The appliance will switch to
cleaning mode. The appliance
cleans the edges of the wall
and remains clear of the
charging unit (14) to avoid
crashing during operation.
At the end of cleaning, the
appliance will return to the
charging unit.
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3.3.3 Area cleaning
MODE
MODE2
Press the “MODE” button
on the remote controller until
“MODE2” is displayed on the
screen.
The appliance will switch to the
mode of cleaning the 2m*2m
area that it is located.
At the end of cleaning, the ap-
pliance will switch to standby
mode.
3.3.4 Random Cleaning
MODE
MODE3
Press the “MODE” button
on the remote controller until
“MODE3” is displayed on the
screen.
The appliance will switch to
random cleaning mode and will
clean the room following a ran-
dom route.
Cleaning will continue until the
appliance runs out of battery,
then it will move to the charg-
ing unit (14) to recharge.
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3.3.5 Intense cleaning
MODE
MODE4
Press the “MODE” button
on the remote controller until
“MODE4” is displayed on the
screen.
The appliance will operate two
laps of cleaning by following
a zigzag route. At the end of
cleaning, the appliance will re-
turn to the charging unit (14).
3.3.6 Maximum cleaning
MAX
Press on the “MAX” button
on the remote controller (15)
to start the maximum level
cleaning while the appliance is
in standby or cleaning mode.
The appliance’s cleaning route
will be as it is in automatic
cleaning.
The difference in maximum
cleaning mode is that the
appliance will switch to
maximum suction mode in
order to achieve an extensive
cleaning.
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3 Operation
3.3.7 Schedule mode
When you successfully set the scheduled cleaning timing, the appliance will start cleaning automatically
at the scheduled time.
3.4 Scheduling through remote controller
To enter the scheduling mode, push and hold the “CLK” button on the remote controller (15). Blinking
digits will be displayed on the screen, you may use the up and down buttons to change the blinking
digits. After entering a number, proceed to the next digit to be set, using left and right buttons. After the
time is set, the day information in the top line can be changed each time the right button is pressed.
Finally, push the “CLK” button on the remote controller, the screen will stop blinking which means the
time is set.
3.4.1 How can one schedule the robot through remote controller? Setting with
remote controller
A. Setting the schedule time
a. Make sure the robot is in standby or charging state, then push and hold the “PLAN” button on the
remote controller, the remote controller will switch to scheduling mode.
b. Blinking digits will be displayed on the screen, you may use the left and right buttons to proceed to
the next digit to be set.
c. Once set, push the “ON/OFF” button on the remote controller, you will hear a short beep sound if the
scheduling was successful.
d. After hearing the short beep sound, you may return to the home screen by pushing and holding the
“PLAN” button.
C
When setting the scheduling, the number on the remote controller (15) is the delay time.
For instance, let’s assume it is 8 AM right now and the setting on the remote is 01:00.
When the setting is successful, the appliance will start operating in 1 hour. That means it will
start at 9 AM. However, it will only operate at 9 AM in that day. If the main switch is turned
off before reaching the scheduled time, the scheduling will be cancelled. And each time a
scheduled hour is entered, it will only be available for one hour.
A. Cancelling a programme time
When the remote controller (15) is in the scheduling mode, push and hold the “ON/OFF” button again,
00:00 will be displayed on the remote controller screen. Then, push on the “ON/OFF” button to cancel a
programme time. If successful, the appliance will make a beep sound twice. After hearing the short beep
sound, you may return to the home screen by pushing and holding the “PLAN” button.
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3.5 Operation of the Mop
Paspas
Tapa
Cırt cırtlı
yapışkan
Su haznesi
alt kısmı
Attach the mop attachment
to the cloth duct and stretch
the mop cloth to fix it on the
fasteners.
Open the water container (11)
lid, fill it with water and close
the lid.
Turn the appliance upside down.
Place the mop attachment
ducts on the ducts found on
the bottom of the appliance and
push. (A clicking noise will be
heard).
When removing the appliance
mop attachment, push the left
and right buttons at the same
time and pull the attachment.
Mop
Touch
fasteners
Water tank
lower part Lid
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4 Cleaning and maintenance
Turn off and unplug the appliance before cleaning.
AWARNING: Never use gasoline, solvent, abrasive cleaners, metal objects or hard brushes
to clean the appliance.
4.1 Cleaning the dust container and filters
CYou may call our call center to order a new filter when your filter reaches expected life, is
deformed or needs to replaced for a reason.
C
Do not wash the HEPA Filter.
To achieve the maximum performance with HEPA filter, clean with a brush after each cleaning.
HEPA filter (10) is a replaceable accessory. The expected lifespan of the HEPA filter (10) is
approximately 4 months.
Since wet filters may cause a decreased performance, replace them with new ones.
To open the top cover (1), lift it
from the part shown with ar-
rows using your fingers.
Open the cover. Remove the dust container (9),
holding it from the handle.
Remove the filter frame and the
filter. Empty the dust container (9).
Only the dust container may be
washed under running water.
Once the dust container (9) is
completely dry, attach the filter
and the filter frame.
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4.2 Cleaning the sensor and wheels
CClean regularly according to the amount of dust accumulated.
Clean the sensor and the
wheels using a soft fiberglass
cloth.
Clean the charging contact
points on the charging unit (14)
using a soft, fiberglass cloth.
Clean the charging contact
points on the appliance using a
soft, fiberglass cloth.
4.3 Cleaning the rotating brush group
Döner fırça
kapağı
Döner
fırça
Remove the rotating brush
group from the appliance. Clean the rotating brush group
using a soft fiberglass cloth.
The rotating brush may be
washed under running water.
Note: After washing, please
wait until the rotating brush
group is completely dry.
4 Cleaning and maintenance
Rotating
brush cover
Rotating
brush
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4 Cleaning and maintenance
4.4 Cleaning side brushes
1. Check if the side brushes are damaged or they contain foreign substances.
2. Clean the side brushes using cleaning tools or a mopping cloth.
3. In case of kink or deformation, keep the side brushes in hot water for 5 seconds.
4. If damaged, replace the side brushes.
4.5 Storage
If you do not intend to use the appliance for a long time, store it carefully.
Unplug the appliance.
Ensure that the appliance is kept out of reach of children.
If you shall not be using the appliance for a long period of time, please keep it in a cool and dry place
at half charged condition. Do not charge or discharge completely.
4.6 Transport and shipping
During transport and shipping, carry the appliance with its original packaging. The packaging of the
appliance will protect the appliance against physical damage.
Do not put heavy objects on the appliance or its packaging. Otherwise the appliance may be damaged.
If the appliance is dropped, the appliance may not operate or permanent damage may occur.
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