DREAME ot L10s Ultra Robot Vacuum and Mop Self Cleaner Instrukcja obsługi

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Instrukcja obsługi
Robot Vacuum and Mop with
Self-Cleaning and Auto-Empty
User Manual
The illustrations in this manual are for reference only. Please refer to the actual product.
Content
User Manual
Benutzerhandbuch
Manuel d'utilisation
Manuale utente
Manual de usuario
Руководство пользователя
Instrukcja obsługi
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Usage Restrictions
Safety Information
·This product should not be used by children younger than 8 years old nor
persons with physical, sensory, intellectual deficiencies, or limited experience
or knowledge without the supervision of a parent or guardian to ensure safe
operation and to avoid any risks. Cleaning and maintenance shall not be
performed by children without supervision.
·The appliance is only to be used with the power supply unit provided with the
appliance.
·This appliance contains batteries that are only replaceable by skilled persons.
·Clear the area to be cleaned. Children shall not play with the appliance.
Ensure children and pets are kept at a safe distance from the robot while it is
operating.
·Do not install, charge or use the appliance in the bathrooms or around the
pools.
·This product is for floor cleaning in a home environment only. Do not use it
outdoors, on non-floor surfaces, or in a commercial or industrial setting.
·Ensure that the appliance operates correctly in a proper environment.
Otherwise, do not use the appliance.
·If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a special cord or
assembly available from the manufacturer or its service agent.
·Do not use the robot in an area suspended above ground level without a
To avoid electric shock, re or injury caused by improper use of the appliance, please read the user
manual carefully before using the appliance and keep it for future reference.
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protective barrier.
·Do not place the robot upside down. Do not use the LDS cover, robot cover, or
bumper as a handle for the robot.
·Do not use the robot at an ambient temperature above 40℃ or below 0℃ or on
a floor with liquids or sticky substances.
·To prevent damage or harm from dragging, clear any loose objects from the
floor, and remove cables or power cords on the cleaning path before operating
the appliance.
·Remove fragile or small items from the floor to prevent the robot from bumping
into and damaging them.
·Keep hair, fingers, and other body parts away from the suction opening of the
robots.
·Keep the cleaning tool out of reach of children.
·Do not operate the appliance in a room where an infant or child is sleeping.
·Do not place children, pets, or any item on top of the robot regardless of
whether it is stationary or moving.
·Keep the cleaner out of reach of children.
·Use only the officially-approved detergent. Do not add any liquid such as
alcohol or disinfectant.
·Do not use the robot to clean any burning objects. Do not use the robot to pick
up flammable or combustible liquids, corrosive gases, or undiluted acids or
solvents.
Usage Restrictions
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Safety Information
Usage Restrictions
·Do not vacuum hard or sharp objects. Do not use the appliance to pick up objects
such as stones, large pieces of paper or any item that may clog the appliance.
·Plug must be removed from the socket-outlet before cleaning or maintaining
the appliance.
·Do not wipe the robot or the base station with a wet cloth or rinse them with
any liquid. After cleaning washable parts, fully dry the parts before reinstalling
and using them.
·Please use this product in accordance with the instructions in the User Manual.
Users are responsible for any loss or damage that arise from improper use of
this product.
Batteries and
Charging
·Do not use any third-party battery orbase station. The robot can only be used
with the model RCS9 base station.
·Do not attempt to disassemble, repair, or modify the battery or the base station
on your own.
·Do not place the base station near a heat source.
·Do not use a wet cloth or wet hands to wipe or clean the base station's
charging contacts.
·Do not improperly dispose of old batteries. Unneeded batteries should be
discarded at an appropriate recycling facility.
·If the power cord becomes damaged or broken, stop using it immediately and
contact after-sales service.
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Laser Safety
Information
Safety Information
·The laser distance sensor complies with the IEC 60825-1:2014 standard for
Class 1 laser products and does not generate dangerous laser radiation.
Hereby, Dreame Trading(Tianjin)Co., Ltd. declares that the radio equipment type RLS6LADC is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU
declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: https://global.dreametech.com
For detailed e-manual, please go to https://global.dreametech.com/pages/user-manuals-and-faqs
·Make sure the robot is turned off when being transported and kept in its
original packaging if possible.
·If the robot will not be used for an extended period of time, fully charge it, then
turn it off and store it in a cool, dry place. Recharge the robot at least once
every 3 months to avoid over-discharging the battery.
·The lithium-ion battery pack contains substances that are hazardous to the
environment. Before disposing of the robot vacuum, please first remove the
battery pack, then discard, or recycle it in accordance with local laws and
regulations of the country or region it is used in.
·When removing the batteries from the product, it is better to use up the
batteries and make sure your product is disconnected from power.
1) Uninstall the screw on the bottom, then remove the cover.
2) Unplug the battery connector, then remove the batteries. Do not damage the
battery case to avoid any risk of injuries.
3) Return the batteries to a professional recycling organization.
Batteries and
Charging
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Package Contents
Other Accessories
Product Overview
Side Brush
Mop Pad × 2
(pre-installed)
Robot
Base Station
Mop Pad Holder × 2 Multi-Surface Floor
Cleaner
User Manual
Power Cord Cleaning Brush Dust Collection Bag
(replacement)
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Robot
Product Overview
Spot Cleaning Button
· Press briey to start spot cleaning
Power / Clean Button
· Press and hold for 3 seconds to turn on or o
· Press briey to start cleaning after the robot is turned on
Dock Button
· Press briey to send the robot back to the base station
· Press and hold for 3 seconds to disable Child Lock
Status Indicator
· Solid White: Cleaning or cleaned
· Quickly Blinking Orange: Error
· Solid Orange: Low battery or paused
Note: Press any button to pause while the robot is cleaning or returning
to charge.
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Robot and Sensors Cli󼴨Sensors
Main Wheel
Main Brush
Universal Wheel
Brush Guard
Main Wheel
Brush Guard Clips
Mop Pad Holder
Mounting Holes
Side Brush
Carpet Sensor
LDS Upper Cover
Laser Distance Sensor (LDS)
Bumper
Cover
Charging
Contacts
Connectors
Automatic Water
Relling Inlet
AI Visual Sensor
Line Laser Sensors
Reset Button
·Press and hold for 3
seconds to restore to factory
settings
Wi-Fi Indicator
On: Wi-Fi connected
Quickly Blinking: Awaiting
connection or connecting
Slowly Blinking: Wi-Fi not
connected
Edge Sensor
Auto-empty Vent
Dust Bin
Filter
Auto-empty
Vent
Bin Clip
Dust Bin Cover Clip
Bin Cover
Filter Clip
Product Overview
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Base Station
Product Overview
Washboard
Upper Cover
Handle
Handle
Water Tank Clip
Water
Tank Clip
Float Ball Water Pipe
Filter
Used Water Tank Clean Water Tank
Floater
Base Station Buttons
Child Lock
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Leave Button Briey press to make the robot leave the base station
Clean Button Briey press to make the robot clean all areas
Dry Button
Note: The buttons on the base station will work only when the robot is placed
onto the base station.
Dust Cabinet
Cover
Briey press to make the base station start or stop drying the
mop pads
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Product Overview
Base Station
Filter
Slot
Dust Cabinet Cover
Cleaner Adding Inlet
Cleaning Tool
Auto-empty
Vent
Mop Assembly
Mop Pad
Attachment
Area
Mop Pad Holder Mop Pad
Status Indicator
Solid white: The base station is
connected to power
Solid Orange: The base station
has an error
Signaling Area
Charging Contacts
Automatic Water
Adding Inlet
Slot for Automatic
Cleaner Adding Device
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EN Preparing Your Home
Tidy up items such as power cords, cloths, slippers, and toys to improve the
eciency of the robot.
Open the door of the room to be cleaned, and put the furniture in its proper
place to leave more space.
With the AI visual sensor, the robot can better recognize and avoid obstacles
such as power cords, shoes, and socks, to get the most out of the AI visual
sensor, make sure that all areas to be cleaned are well-lit.
Before cleaning, place a physical barrier at the edge of the stairs and sofa to
ensure the secure and smooth operations of the robot.
Note:
·When operating the robot for the first time, follow it around while cleaning to remove any potential obstacles in time.
·To prevent the robot from not recognizing areas that need to be cleaned, do not stand in front of the robot, threshold, hallway, or narrow places.
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Note: Install the side brush until it clicks into place.
1. Remove the protective strips 3. Connect to An Electrical Outlet
PlacethebasestationinalocationthatisasopenaspossiblewithagoodWi-Fi
signal.Insertthepowercordintothebasestationandplugitintothesocket.
4. Place the Base Station
Removeanyobjectsthatarecloserthan1.5mfromthefront,1mfromthetop,
and0.5mfromeithersideofthebasestation.
2. Install the Side Brush and the Mop Assembly
Before Use
Note:
·Make sure that no objects might block the signaling area.
·To prevent water stains from wetting wood floors or carpets, placing the base
station on tile floors or marble floors is recommended.
Firmly insert the power
cord upwards until the
indicator turns on.
Side Brush Clip
> 0.5 m
> 0.5 m
> 1 m
> 1.5 m
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5. Place the Robot
Press and hold the button on the robot for 3 seconds to turn it on. Place
the robot onto the base station with the mop assembly facing toward
the washboard. Then you will hear a voice notication when the robot
successfully connects to the base station and starts charging. After the robot
is fully charged, the status indicators on the robot and the base station will
remain lit for 10 minutes and will then dim.
6. Install the Cleaner Bottle
Remove the cap of the cleaner bottle, and tear o the seals on the upper and
bottom of the bottle. Open the upper cover of the base station and take out
the clean water tank and the used water tank. Install the cleaner bottle along
the slot into place. The cleaner will be added automatically while working.
7. Add Water to the Clean Water Tank
Fill the clean water tank with clean water up to the maximum water level
mark, and then install the clean water tank and the used water tank in place.
Before Use
Note: It is recommended to fully charge the robot before its rst use. When the
robot cannot be turned on after the battery is depleted, manually connect the
robot with the station to charge it.
MAX Water Line
Note: Do not add hot water to the water tank, as this may cause the tank to become
deformed.
Note:
·Remove the soft rubber plug in the cleaner adding inlet before first use.
·Do not add any liquid other than the officially-approved cleaner to help prevent
base station malfunction.
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2. Add Device
Dreamehome APP: Open the Dreamehome app, enter the "Add Device" page,
and then select "DreameBot L10s Ultra". Please follow the prompts to nish
the Wi-Fi connection.
Mi Home/Xiaomi Home APP: Open the Mi Home/Xiaomi Home app, tap " "
in the upper right, and scan the QR code above again to add "DreameBot L10s
Ultra". Please follow the prompts to nish the Wi-Fi connection.
*Once the Wi-Fi indicator is blinking slowly, the Wi-Fi has been reset.
Note: If you want to reset Wi-Fi, follow step 1 and 2. Open the Dreamehome
App or Mi Home/Xiaomi Home App, enter the "Add Device" page, then
follow the prompts to finish the Wi-Fi connection.
Connect with Dreamehome or Mi Home/Xiaomi Home App
1. Download the Dreamehome or Mi Home/Xiaomi Home App
Scan the QR code on the robot, or search“Dreamehome" or "Mi Home"/ "Xiaomi
Home" in the app store to download and install the app based on your needs.
This product works with the Dreamehome or Mi Home/Xiaomi Home app,
which can be used to control your device.
Wi-Fi Indicator
· Blinking slowly: To be
connected
· Blinking quickly: Connecting
· On: Connected
Under the Cover
Dreamehome Mi Home/Xiaomi Home
Note:
·Only 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networks are supported.
·Due to upgrades in the app software, the actual operations may be different
from the statements in this manual. Please follow the instructions based on the
current app version.
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Fast Mapping
After conguring the network for the rst time, follow the instructions on
the app to quickly create a map, and the robot will start mapping without
cleaning. The mapping process will be completed when the robot returns to
the station, and the map will be saved automatically.
Turn On/O
Press and hold the button for 3 seconds to turn on the robot.The power
indicatorshould be illuminated. Place the robot onto the base, the robot
should turn onautomatically and begin charging. To turn o the robot, move
the robot away from the baseand press and hold the button for 3 seconds.
Pause/Sleep
When the robot is running, press any button to pause it.
If the robotispausedfor more than 10 minutes, it automatically enters sleep
mode. The power indicator and charging indicatorwillturn o. Press any
button on the robot or base, orusethe app to wake up the robot.
Note:
·The robot will turn off automatically if it is left in the sleep mode for more than 12
hours.
·If the robot is paused and placed onto the base station, the current cleaning
process will end.
Do Not Disturb (DND) Mode
When the robot is set to the Do Not Disturb (DND) mode, the robot will be
prevented from resuming cleaning and the power indicator goes out. The
DND mode is disabled by default at the factory. You can use the app to enable
the DND mode or modify the DND period. The DND period is 22:00-8:00 by
default.
Note:
·The scheduled cleaning tasks will be performed on time during the DND period.
·The robot will resume cleanup where it left off after the DND period expires.
Spot Cleaning
When the robot is on standby, press briey the button to enable the spot
cleaning mode. In this mode, the robot cleans a square-shaped area of 1.5 ×
1.5 meters around it and returns to its starting point once the spot cleaning is
completed.
Robot Restarting
If the robot stops responding or cannot be turned o, press and hold the
button for 10 seconds to forcefully turn it o. Then, press and hold the
button for 3 seconds to turn the robot on.
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How to Use
Sweeping & Mopping
Note: When using the mop assembly for the rst time, the robot performs the sweeping and mopping task by default.
2. Return to clean mop pads midway
During mopping, the robot will automatically return to the base station to
wash mop pads based on the mop pad cleaning frequency specied on the
app. Then the base station will automatically rell the water tank of the robot,
and the robot will resume the cleanup after water relling.
Note:
·The mop pads will be cleaned before the robot starts mopping, please wait with
patience.
·Do not move the base station, the clean water tank, the used water tank, or the
washboard during its working.
Note: If the robot returns to the base station to clean mop pads midway, the base
station will not automatically empty the dust bin.
1. Start sweeping and mopping
Press the button on the base station or on the robot, or use the app
to make the robot start from the base station. Then the robot will plan the
optimal cleaning route and perform the cleaning task based on the created
map.
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3. Clean and dry mop pads after dust emptying
After the robot nishes a cleaning task and returns to the base station to
charge, the base station will automatically start emptying the dust bin, and
then clean and dry the mop pads.
4. Clean the used water tank
After the robot has completed the task, please clean the used water tank to
avoid any odor.
Note:
·When the robot returns midway to the base station to clean mop pads, the base
station will not automatically empty the dust bin.
·If the auto-empty function is turned off in the app, the base station will not
automatically empty the dust bin.
·The base station willempty the dust bin according to the frequency set in the app.
Sweeping
To use only the sweeping function, select "Sweeping" on the app, or remove
the mop assembly from the robot and the robot will automatically switch to
the sweeping mode.
Make sure that the base station is connected to power and the robot is
connected with the base station. Press the button on the base station or
the button on the robot, or use the app to send the robot to clean all areas
from the base station.
Note: If the mop assembly is not removed from the robot, you can select the
sweeping mode on the app, and the robot will automatically lift the mop assembly
before sweeping.
Note: To ensure the robot can easily return to the base station after cleaning, it is
recommended to make the robot start from the base station and avoid moving the
base station during cleaning.
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Routine Maintenance
Parts
To keep the robot in good condition, it is recommended to refer to the following table for routine maintenance.
Part Maintenance Frequency Replacement
Period
Used water tank After each use
/
Clean water tank
Once every 2 weeks
Main Brush Every 6 to 12 months
Dust bin lter
Every 3 to 6 months
Side brush
Washboard
Once every month /
Base station's
signaling area
Base station's
charging contacts
Base station's auto-
empty vent
Universal wheel
Edge sensor
Laser Distance
Sensor (LDS)
Line laser sensor
Part Maintenance
Frequency
Replacement
Period
AI Visual Sensor
Once every month
/
Carpet Sensor
Cli Sensors
Charging Contacts on Robot
Bumper
Robot's auto-empty vent
Robot's automatic water
relling inlet
Bottom of the robot
Cleaner Adding Inlet
Recommended to
clean after removing
the cleaner (bottle)
Dust bin Clean it as needed
Dust collection bag
/
6-8 weeks
Mop pad Every 1 to 3
months
Note: The replacement frequency will depend on your usage of the robot. If an
exception occurs due to special circumstances, the parts should be replaced.
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Dust Collection Bag
When the dust collection bag needs to be replaced, a notication will appear
in the app.
1. Discard the dust collection bag. 3. Install a new dust collection bag.
4. Close the cover of the dust cabinet.
2. Remove the dust and debris from the lter with a dry cloth.
Note: Pulling upwards on the handle will seal the bag to prevent the dust and
debris from accidentally falling out.
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