Amibot Animal Motion User manual

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Robot vacuum
User manual
MOTION

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User manual
Thank you for choosing AMIBOT! We hope you are fully satisfied
using your robot as part of your cleaning routine.
If you should encounter situations that have not been properly
addressed in this User Manual or were to have any queries, do not
hesitate to contact us and a member of our Technical Customer
Service Department will be more than happy to answer your
questions.
For more information, you can visit the official AMIBOT website:
www.amibot.tech
We reserve the right to make technical alterations to the appliance
without prior notice with the objective of continually improving our
products and customer satisfaction.
Please carefully read all instructions in this manual before using this
appliance. AMIBOT will not be liable for damage due to incorrect use.

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Contents
Recommendations........................................................3
Product overview..........................................................5
Contents of the box .............................................................................5
Product diagram ...................................................................................6
Operating the robot ....................................................11
Charging................................................................................................11
Vacuum mode (cyclonic dustbin).......................................................13
Mopping mode (vibrating water tank)...............................................13
Starting the robot ................................................................................16
Scheduling ............................................................................................16
Cleaning modes ...................................................................................19
Pause.....................................................................................................23
Stopping the appliance .......................................................................23
Mobile app ....................................................................24
Downloading the app..........................................................................24
Pairing a device ....................................................................................24
Mobile app ....................................................................25
Sharing the robot.................................................................................26
Operating the robot.............................................................................26
Maintenance.................................................................27
Side brushes.........................................................................................27
Side wheels and castor .......................................................................27
Central Animal brush ..........................................................................28
Compartments and filters ..................................................................29
Vibrating water tank ............................................................................31
Gap and power sensors......................................................................32
Microfibre cleaning pads ....................................................................32
Indicator lights and sounds........................................33

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Contents
Troubleshooting...........................................................34
Tables: Malfunctions and possible causes........................................34
Warranty and after-sales service...............................39
Technical specifications..............................................40
Safety instructions and precautions ........................ 43
Operating conditions...........................................................................43
Recycling instructions ................................................ 45

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Recommendations
To ensure optimal performance, you are recommended to use
AMIBOT Animal Motion via a 2.4 gHz Wi-Fi connection with the
AMIBOT Home mobile app.
However, this robot is fully functional without an Internet connection.
Its main functions can be accessed via the remote control provided.
All the stages indicated in this manual take into account basic use via
the remote control.
• AMIBOT Animal Motion is a robot vacuum with a Wi-Fi enabled
laser that can be controlled via the AMIBOT Home mobile app.
• AMIBOT Animal Motion is designed to be used inside.
• The laser module located on the top of the robot is fragile. Never
pick the robot up by the laser module, press against it or splash
it with water as you risk damaging it.
• AMIBOT Animal Motion is designed for a maximum surface area
of 200 m2.
• AMIBOT Animal Motion needs a headway of at least 10 cm so
that it can go under furniture.
• AMIBOT Animal Motion is designed for routine cleaning of all
floor types. It is not intended to replace heavy-duty cleaning.
• The cyclonic dustbin can be used to vacuum carpets and rugs or
hard floors.
• The vibrating water tank can only be used on hard floors with a
pH neutral floor cleaner.
• AMIBOT Animal Motion is not designed to be used on long-pile
carpets, which could cause the robot to freeze or reverse.
• If the robot could come across a gap while cleaning, please secure
the area and check that the gap sensors are clean.
• AMIBOT Animal Motion cannot go over thresholds over 1.5 cm
thick, otherwise it automatically stops or reverses.
• AMIBOT Animal Motion is not designed to vacuum water or other
liquid products.

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Recommendations
• AMIBOT Animal Motion must be used on flat surfaces.
• When using the vibrating water tank, you are recommended to
fold back rugs to stop the robot from crossing them.
• Do not use the appliance on damp floors.
• Please switch the appliance off before handling it (manually
moving it, maintenance, storing it away).
• The remote control requires 2 x LR03 AAA batteries. They are not
supplied with the robot.

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Product overview
Contents of the box
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1. AMIBOT Animal Motion
robot
2. Cyclonic dustbin
3. Vibrating water tank
4. 2 x microfibre cleaning pads
5. 4 x HEPA filters
6. 4 x side brushes
7. Home base
8. Power adapter
9. Remote control (batteries
not included)
10. Cleaning tool
11. User manual
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Product overview
Product diagram
1. Bumper
2. AUTO / Wi-Fi pairing button
3. Laser module
4. Wi-Fi indicator light
5. Compartment space
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Robot top view

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Product overview
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1. Power socket
2. ON/OFF button
Robot bottom view
1. Gap sensors
2. Power sensors
3. Side brush space
4. Battery cover
5. Side wheels
6. Castor
7. Central Animal brush
8. Central brush cover
9. Tank
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Product overview
Cyclonic dustbin
1. HEPA filter cover
2. Release button
3. HEPA filter
4. HEPA filter housing
5. Cover
6. Dustbin
7. Vacuum cyclones
8. Dustbin housing
9. Protection filter release
notches
10. Protection filter
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Product overview
Vibrating water tank
1. Refill cap
2. Release button
3. Water pump
4. Water tank sensors
5. Cleaning pad
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6. Cleaning pad Velcros
7. Vibrating module
8. Drip plugs
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Product overview
Remote control
1. Screen
a. Scheduled time
b. Real time
2. AUTO mode
3. Setting the time
4. SPOT mode
5. Back to home base
6. Directional arrow buttons
7. Setting a schedule
8. MAX mode
9. WALL mode
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Home base
1. Power indicator light
2. Charging contacts
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3. Power adapter
4. Power socket

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Charging
1 m 1 m
2 m
Plug in the home base using the power cable.
Place the home base on a level surface next to a wall, at a right angle
to the floor. Keep a distance of at least 2 m in front of the base and
1 m at either side.
NOTE: When your AMIBOT Animal Motion robot is on its home base, make sure that
your robot is switched on and the home base power light is on.
Switching the robot on
Turn the power switch to ON. "I" is ON and "O" is OFF. The robot is
ready to be charged.
Assembling the home base

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Charging the robot
Figure 1 Figure 2
The robot must be switched on while it is being charged.
There are two ways to charge the battery:
• Using the home base (Figure 1).
• Using the power adapter (Figure 2).
The robot can take between 250 and 380 minutes to fully charge for
a runtime of 80 to 120 minutes (depending on the suction power).
NOTE:
• Before using the robot for the first time, you must fully charge the appliance.
• When the robot’s battery is completely flat, the AUTO indicator light turns
steady orange. While charging, the indicator light flashes orange. Once fully
charged, the AUTO indicator light turns steady green. After a few minutes, the
robot switches to standby and the indicator light turns off.
• When the battery is charged, the robot switches to stand-by. Press the AUTO
button on the robot or on the remote control to switch it back on.
• If the battery is weak while the robot is cleaning, it automatically returns to its
home base. The home base must therefore be switched on.
• Do not place a mirror or other highly reflective object within a distance of at
least 15cm from the home base.
• If the robot is not used for a long period of time, you are recommended to fully

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Operating the robot
charge the battery, switch off the robot and store it in a cool, dry
place.
Vacuum mode (cyclonic dustbin)
To use the vacuum mode, attach the cyclonic dustbin to the back of
the appliance.
NOTE:
• The dustbin has a maximum capacity of 450ml. It can be used on all floor types.
• The cyclones inside the dustbin ensure optimum suction power throughout its
cleaning cycle.
Mopping mode (vibrating water tank)
Attaching the cleaning pad
Figure 1 Figure 2
Attach the cleaning pad (Figure 1) to the water tank (Figure 2) using
the Velcros on the underneath (Figure 3).
Figure 3

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Preparing the vibrating water tank
Open the water tank's refill
nozzle and carefully pour in clean
water with some pH neutral,
non-abrasive and non-greasy
floor cleaner.
NOTE:
• The vibrating water tank has a maximum capacity of 300 ml. For optimum
performance, it must contain at least 50ml of liquid. It must only be used on
hard floors.
• The water tank vibrates to recreate a scrubbing action to thoroughly clean hard
floors.
• For optimum cleaning, check the dilution ratio indicated on the detergent bottle.
• Warning: Only use a pH neutral, non-abrasive and non-greasy cleaning product
suitable for hard floors. Use of any other product, such as white vinegar, bleach,
black soap or essential oil could damage the vibrating water tank.
Inserting the vibrating water tank
The vacuum mode stops when
the mopping mode is selected;
the vacuum stops when the robot
detects the vibrating water tank.
Clip it to the back of the robot, The robot automatically detects the
water tank thanks to its tank sensor. The robot is ready to start its
cleaning cycle.

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The vibrating water tank can only mop hard floors. Its vibrating action
recreates a scrubbing action and removes stains from the floor.
NOTE:
• If the robot is paused and then restarted, during its cleaning cycle, it will reset
its route and will therefore start a new route without taking into account the
areas it has already cleaned.
• MAX mode cannot be used when the robot is in mopping mode.
• Do not use the vibrating water tank on rugs or carpets.
• The water tank must be removed from the robot before it is charged.

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After attaching the cyclonic dustbin or vibrating water tank, switch
the robot on. Wait a few seconds to let it start up, then press the
AUTO button on the robot or on the remote control. The robot starts
its cleaning cycle in AUTO mode.
NOTE:
• If the robot is in standby mode, press the AUTO button on the robot or the re-
mote control once to come out of standby.
• The robot's cycle can be interrupted and it can be manually controlled using the
remote control.
Scheduling
With the daily schedule feature, the robot can start a cleaning cycle
at the time you choose every day of the week. You can reset the time
and scheduled times whenever you want via the remote control.
NOTE:
Starting the robot
• All settings are lost when the remote control batteries are removed. Reset the
time and scheduled cleaning time as above.
• When the robot is switched off, the settings may be lost. The settings must
therefore be reset.

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Setting the time
Figure 1 Figure 2
Figure 3
You must be near the robot to set the time. The robot must not
be in standby mode to set the time. Press the AUTO button on
the robot or on the remote control to come out of standby mode.
Then press the Set the time button on the remote control
(Figure 1). The time flashes. Use the up/down arrows to modify
the hour and minutes (Figure 2). Press the Set the time button
again to confirm the time (Figure 3). The robot states that the
time is set with the audible confirmation: “setting is confirmed”.

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Setting a schedule
Figure 1 Figure 2
Figure 3 Figure 4
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To set a daily cleaning schedule, press the schedule time button
(Figure 1). The schedule time flashes. Use the arrows to modify the
hour and minutes (Figure 2). Press the schedule time button again
to confirm the schedule time (Figure 3). The robot says “setting is
confirmed”.
To cancel a schedule, set the schedule time to "00:00" (Figure 4). To
do so, follow the same steps as above. The robot will confirm that
the settings are confirmed.