Moneual MBOT900 Manuale del proprietario

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User manual

MBOT 900

iOS Android

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Contents

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Thank you for deciding to purchase this MONEUAL

MBOT robot vacuum cleaner. Before using the product,

please read this user manual carefully and keep it for

future reference.

Depending on the model, some content of this user

manual may vary from the actual product. The

contents of this manual are subject to change without

notice.

Copyright

Published on 1 February 2019

MONEUAL is a brand/a registered trademark of MTG

GmbH in Europe and/or other countries.

The publication is protected by copyright and all rights

are reserved. No part may be copied or communicated in

any form without prior written approval from MONEUAL.

Depending on your model and type of device, some

content in this manual may vary.

MTG GmbH takes no responsibility for any technical or

text-related errors, omissions or any incidental or

consequential damages or malfunctions of the

equipment resulting from failure to comply with the

safety and user instructions.

MTG GmbH assumes no responsibility for damages

caused by not intended use of the product.

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Contents

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Before use

Important notes

04

Package content

06

Product description

07

Installation

instructions

Preparation

08

Charging the device

08

Charging station

09

Setting up the app

10

Product

operation

Notes before operation

13

Operation without the app

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16

App functions

18

Zone cleaning

Spot cleaning

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21

Regulating the suction

22

Cleaning schedule

23

My robots

24

Maintenance & fault diagnosis

Care and

maintenance

Cleaning the dust bin

25

Cleaning the dust lter

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27

Cleaning the sensors and wheels

Customer service

Troubleshooting

31

Technical specications

32

Notes

28

Cleaning the main brush

Cleaning the side brushes

29

Storage/Battery change

30

Cleaning the charging contact

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Important Instructions

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You may be killed or seriously injured

if you do not follow this instruction.

Warning: Please read and follow the instructions in the manual to ensure your safety and the safe use of your

robot cleaner. In case of disregard, there is no liability for personal injury and property damage. Warranty is valid

only if you follow the instructions.

Keep away from abysses and do not use on elevated objects such as tables, etc.. To prevent your device from falling,

place an obstacle in front of the abyss.

When using the device, ensure that you are within reach of the device, so that you can intervene and relocate

the device.

This appliance can be used by children aged 8 years and above, same as persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental

capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of

this appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.

Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.

WARNING: For the purposes of recharging the battery, only use the detachable supply unit provided with this appliance. The battery

must be removed from the appliance before it is scrapped. The appliance must be disconnected from the supplymains when

removing the battery. The battery must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations.

If the dust bin is full, the cleaning performance will be reduced.

Empty the dust bin after each use (see page 25).

Please clean the cli sensors and wheels regulary (see page 27).

Be careful not to break the robot cleaner when you pull it out of the box.

Install the side brushes.

The device must be fully charged before rst use.

Remove any obstacles on the oor before you start cleaning mode.

The robot cleaner can not climb thresholds higher than 15mm.

After charging is complete, keep the robot cleaner docked to the charging station.

The robot will turn o automatically.

Install the charging station in a location that can be easily accessed by the robot cleaner (1m distance to each side).

You may be injured or your appliance

may be damaged if you do not follow

this instruction.

Important information, denitions,

general rules and notes are explained.

Important notes

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Only use the original adapter, battery and the original charging station to prevent damage to the

device as well as electric shocks, surges and/or re.

If damage occurs to the device or accessories, discontinue use of the robot and contact customer

service. Never perform any repairs yourself.

Never operate the device and any accessories with wet hands.

Before cleaning, remove

any cables and loose

objects to avoid the

device malfunctioning.

If the device is not used

for several weeks, unplug

the power cable to protect

the battery.

Do not use the device in

damp, ammable,

explosive or corrosive

environments.

Areas of use

The device can be used on the following surfaces:

Wooden oors Stone oors Short and medium pile

carpets

Plastic oors

CAUTION!

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Package content

MBOT900 robot vacuum cleaner

- Pre-assembled main brush and side brushes

- Pre-assembled dust bin and lter

Charging station Mains adapter Protective strip Replacement set

of side brushes

Cleaning brush -

for cleaning

the main brush

Screwdriver and replacement

screws - for loosening/

tightening the side brushes

Replacement

lter set

Warranty booklet and

Quick Guide

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Product description

Laser sensor & impact strip

Upper cover

Dust bin button

Dust bin

Operating button

Impact strip

Signal window for obstacle sensors

Side brushes

Floor sensor/fall sensor

Charging contact

Front wheel/castor

Side brushes

Main brush

Drive wheel

Cover for main brushes

Name plate

Battery cover

Preparation

Charging the device

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Remove the protective strip,

so that the impact strip can

move and can recognise obstacles.

Attach the protective strip

supplied to the impact strip

of the laser sensor.

Hold the device with both hands and place it

on the charging station. Make sure that the

robot's contact is on the charging station.

The device beeps after a second and the LED

ring lights up as soon as contact is made.

When the battery level of the robot is sucient,

you can position the device approx. 2 m in front

of the charging station and press the HOME

button on the device. The robot will then dock

automatically to the charging station.

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Download the

free smartphone

app for full use

of the MBOT900.

iOS Android

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Charging station

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Charging terminal

Make sure that there

are no loose objects

around the charging station.

When using the charging station, remember that

there should be a min. clearance of 3m at the front

and 1m at the sides.

Plug in the mains adaptor. If there is a power

connection, the green LED on the top of the

charging station is lit.

Do not place the

charging station

next to a down stairway.

Adaptor plug

1

m

1

m

3

m

CAUTION!

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Setting up the app

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Download:

Home screenOpen the MBOT

app on your

smartphone.

Please read the terms of

use and accept them,

if this applies

(required for use of the app).

Select your preferred

language in the

left bottom of the screen.

Setting up the appt

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Click “Register” to register

to use the app.

Enter your data. The

verication code is sent to

the email address entered.

Click “Add device” in the

main menu and follow the

instructions.

Enter the details of your

wireless home network.

Go to your smartphone

settings and connect your

smartphone to the robot

network (the name always

begins with "Robot-")

It may take a few seconds

until the robot has set up the

network and becomes visible

on the smartphone.

Return to the MBOT app. The

robot will be connected.

Setting up the app

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Now you are in the robot's

main menu.

Click “More” if you want to

rename the robot.

Click “My robots”. Now you can see an

overview of all your devices.

Click on the edit symbol to

the right of the robot name

to rename it, share it with

another user, access the

appliance or to remove it.

Enter any name and conrm.

Instructions before operation

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Make sure that the robot vacuum cleaner is not damaged when it is removed from its packaging.

Please consider the following points before using the robot vacuum cleaner.

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The device must be fully charged before being used for the rst time.

See page 8 for further details about charging.

2

Keep the oor free from loose objects.

Before cleaning, please remove any fragile objects or very light or fringed fabrics from the oor,

which could aect the movement of the device. Place long rug fringes under the rug.

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Emptying the dust bin.

The suction capacity is limited when the dust bin is full. See page 25 for further details about emptying.

4

Cleaning the sensors.

If the sensors (crash sensors, signal window) or wheel are very dirty, this may cause an error or crash.

See page 27 for further details about cleaning.

5

Help children and the elderly.

Inform children and the elderly about using the robot so that they are not frightened.

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The device cannot pass over sections over 15mm high.

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Keep the device away from precipices or falling edges.

When objects are present (e.g. shoes on the stairs), an error may be detected and the device may fail.

The charging station must be at least 5 metres from falling edges. Never use the device on tables, stools

or stairs. The crash sensors must be cleaned regularly.

Unplug the charging station when it is not in use.

If the device is not to be used for a long period of time, please unplug the charging station.

This protects the battery.

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Instructions before operation

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Cleaning principle

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When you start cleaning, the device

initially moves to the right along

the edge and at the same time

measures the size of the room.

With this, it is normal for the robot

to lightly bump against objects and

furniture.

Further details are shown in the live

map of the app.

After completion of cleaning, the

robot returns directly to the

charging station.

If there are unexpected obstacles

between the appliance and the

charging station

(for example closed doors), the

appliance stops and reports that

the charging station cannot be

reached.

The device autonomously demar-

cates the room into areas which it

then covers track by track. With

this, it demarcates the areas not by

rooms, but by area size.

During cleaning, obstacles are

bypassed or touched lightly.

Narrow objects (for example

chair/table legs) are avoided

completely.

Operation without the app

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ON / OFF button

Press for 3 seconds

-> The device powers down

(LED ashes red 4 times)

Press once when the device is

powered down

-> The device powers up

(Flashing green LED + beep)

In standby:

Press once

-> Start / Pause cleaning

(Beep)

In case of an error message:

Press once

-> Conrm

LED status

Green

-> Normal / Charging

Yellow

-> No network connection

Flashing yellow

-> Waiting for network connection

Red

-> Error / Low battery

HOME button

Press once

-> Pause / Return to charging

station

(LED ashing green + Beep)

Press for 3 seconds

-> Spot cleaning (2 x 2 m)

(Beep)

Press both buttons for 3

sec to change WLAN

connection mode.

Start the robot with the ON / OFF button,

this always starts total cleaning.

This means that the robot covers all areas that can be reached.

If the battery charge is not sucient, the device makes an intermediate stop

at its charging station and then continues cleaning.

Use of the full functions of the device requires a connection to a smartphone.

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App functions

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Device name

Change name – see Page 12

Battery level

With a battery level below 20

%, the robot automatically

returns to the charging

station for charging.

Charging

The robot returns directly to

the charging station.

Manage current task

The function changes

according to the current task

for starting, pausing or

continuing a task.

Duration

Shows the duration of the

current / past cleaning action.

Suction

Regulate the suction in 3

levels.

Total cleaning

Let the robot clean the entire

area.

As long as no areas are

specied, the map is

measured again.

When areas have been

specied, the robot tries to

locate itself on the map.

Spot cleaning

Select an area to be cleaned

intensively

(1.5 x 1.5 m)

Notication centre

List of all notications to

robot and system (smart-

phone).

Zone cleaning

Let the robot clean in zones

specied in advance.

Specify zones

- see Page 18

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App functions

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Current device status

Cleaning schedule

Cleaning at specic times and

on specic days

Planning - see Page 22

Maintenance

Shows the current status of

the wear parts

- see Page 24.

Fault diagnosis

Check for device faults - see

Page 24.

User manual

Open the robot's user manual.

Find the robot

The robot beeps so that you

can nd it more easily.

Map

Specify zones - see Page 18

My robots

Manage all connected

appliances - see Page 23.

History

See the cleaning history.

My account

Manage your app account

Remote control

Permits manual control of the

device via the arrow buttons

General settings

In this submenu, you can

update the appliance, change

the language or update the

app.

More

Opens the menu for further

functions - shown here

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Zone cleaning

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Zone cleaning makes it possible to divide your home into dierent zones and to let the robot target them for cleaning.

Accordingly, you can decide which zones are to be cleaned when, how thoroughly, and how often.

You need an existing map

to be able to specify

zones.

For this, the robot rst

must perform a total

cleaning cycle.

Click “More” -> “Map” to

assign zones to the map.

Select “Specify new zone”

and enter a desired name.

The zone is now shown on

the map. You can select

the type of zone at the

lower edge of the screen.

In this example, we create

a “Prohibited zone”.

Prohibited

zone

Double

cleaning

The robot may not

enter this area.

The robot shall clean this

area twice.

Modify and move the

zones as desired and click

“Save” to save the map.

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Zonenreinigung

To start zone cleaning,

click “Zone cleaning” on

the main screen, select the

zone to be cleaned, and

start the cleaning by

clicking “Zone cleaning:

Start” at the lower edge of

the screen.

During cleaning, the exact

cleaning path and the

current position of the

robot are displayed.

In this example, the blue

zone is cleaned twice and

the green zone only once.

When you specify a “Prohibited zone” (red), it

remains xed on the map until you change the

colour or delete it.

When you have specied zones on the map, at

the start of cleaning the robot always tries to

locate itself on the map (even if you have

changed the position of the charging station).

With this, it rotates several times to check its

surroundings. If it does not recognise the

existing map, it automatically starts scanning a

new map. In this case, all zones are deleted.

If you have not specied any zones, the robot

starts each cleaning with the scan of a new map.

Make sure that the zones can be reached easily.

When the path to a zone was blocked during the

preceding cleaning cycle, the robot knows that

it will not reach this zone and remains at the

station at the start.

You can move, rename, change, and delete the

specied zones at any time under “More” ->

“Map”.

After complete cleaning of the zones, the robot

returns to the charging station.

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Zone cleaning

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To start spot cleaning,

click “Spot cleaning” on

the main screen, select the

area to be cleaned and

start spot cleaning by

clicking “Spot cleaning:

Start” at the lower edge of

the screen.

During cleaning, the exact

cleaning path and the

current position of the

robot are displayed.

After the robot has

cleaned the selected area

(green area), it automati-

cally returns to the

charging station.

Using spot cleaning, you can let the robot perform targeted cleaning of a square area (1.5 x 1.5 m),

independent of the specied zones.

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Spot cleaning

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