Amibot Prime 2 User manual

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Robot vacuum
User manual
PRIME 2

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User Manual
Thank you for choosing AMIBOT! We hope you are fully satised
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 ocial 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
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Recommendations ..................................................................... 3
Product overview........................................................................ 4
Product contents..................................................................................... 4
Product diagram ..................................................................................... 5
Operating the appliance .........................................................10
Charging................................................................................................. 10
Vacuum Mode ....................................................................................... 12
Vacuum and Mop Mode (optional)........................................... 13
Starting the robot ................................................................................. 14
Scheduling the robot............................................................................ 15
Cleaning modes .................................................................................... 16
Pausing the robot ................................................................................. 20
Stopping the robot................................................................................ 20
Maintenance.............................................................................. 21
Side brushes.......................................................................................... 21
Side wheels and castor ........................................................................ 21
Compartments and lters.................................................................... 22
Gap and power sensors....................................................................... 24
Central brush......................................................................................... 25
Microbre cleaning pads (optional).................................................... 25
Indicator lights and sounds.................................................... 26
Troubleshooting........................................................................ 28
Table: Malfunctions and possible causes .......................................... 28
Warranty and after-sales service.......................................... 30
Technical specications .......................................................... 31
Safety instructions and precautions.................................... 32

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Contents
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Operating conditions............................................................................ 32
Recycling instructions ............................................................. 34

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Recommendations
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• AMIBOT Prime 2 is designed to be used inside.
• AMIBOT Prime 2 is designed for routine oor cleaning. It is not
intended to replace heavy-duty cleaning.
• AMIBOT Prime 2 cannot go over thresholds over 1 cm thick,
otherwise it automatically stops or reverses.
• AMIBOT Prime 2 is not designed to be used on long-pile carpets,
which could cause the robot to freeze or reverse.
• AMIBOT Prime 2 must be used on at surfaces.
• If the robot could come across a gap while cleaning, please check
that the gap sensors are clean.
• AMIBOT Prime 2 is not designed to vacuum water or other liquid
products.
• Do not use the appliance on damp oors.
• Please switch the appliance o before handling it (manually
moving it, maintenance, storing it away).
• The remote control requires 2 x LR03-type batteries (AAA). They
are not supplied with the robot.

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Product overview
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Product contents
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1. AMIBOT Prime 2 robot
2. Home base
3. Power adapter
4. Remote control (batteries
included)
5. Dust bin
6. H2O tank (optional)
7. 2 x microbre cleaning pads
(optional)
8. 2 x HEPA lters
9. 4 x side brushes
10. Cleaning tool
11. User manual

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Product overview
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Product diagram
Robot top view
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1. Bumper
2. ON/OFF button
3. Dust bin cover
1. ON/OFF button
2. Power socket
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Robot side view

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Product overview
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1. Gap sensor
2. Power sensors
3. Battery cover
4. Side wheels
5. Castor
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Robot bottom view
6. Side brushes
7. Central brush cover
8. Central brush
9. H2O tank clips
Dust bin
1. Dust bin dirt tube
2. Check valve
3. Dust bin cover
4. Prelter
5. HEPA lter attachment
6. HEPA lter

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Product overview
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1. Water tank cap
2. Rell cap
3. H2O tank release buttons
4. Cleaning pad Velcros
H2O tank
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5. Drip nozzle
6. Cleaning pad support
7. Cleaning pad

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Product overview
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Home base
1. Power indicator light
2. Charging poles
3. Power adapter
4. Power socket
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Product overview
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1. LCD display screen
2. PLAN button (schedule)
3. ON/OFF button
4. Mode button
5. CLOCK button (setting the
clock)
6. HOME button (return to
home base)
7. Directional arrows
8. MAX button (suction power
control)
Remote control
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Operating the appliance
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Charging
Assembling the home base
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 oor. Keep a distance of at least 2m in front of the base and
1m at either side.
NOTE: When your AMIBOT robot is on its home base, make sure that your robot is
switched on and the home base power light is on.

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Operating the appliance
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Figure 1 Figure 2
Turn the power switch to ON. "I" is ON and "O" is OFF. The robot is
ready to be charged.
Switching the robot on
Charging the robot
There are two ways to charge the battery:
Using the home base (Figure 1).
Using the power adapter (Figure 2).
NOTES:
• Before using the robot for the rst time, you must charge it for at least 12 hours. It
will only need to be charged for between 4 and 6hours thereafter.

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Operating the appliance
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Figure 1
To use the vacuum mode, check that the dust bin is inserted inside
the appliance (Figure 1).
Vacuum Mode
• The robot must be switched on while it is being charged.
• The robot is charging when the red AUTO light ashes slowly. Once charged, the
AUTO light turns steady blue.
• When the battery is charged, the robot switches to standby after around 10
minutes. The indicator lights turn o.
• If the battery is weak while the robot is cleaning, it returns to its home base. The
home base must therefore be switched on.
• Never place the robot on the home base when the H2O tank is inserted.
• If the robot is not used for a long period of time, you are recommended to fully
charge the battery, switch o the robot and store it in a cool, dry place.

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Operating the appliance
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Preparing the H2O tank
Vacuum and Mop Mode (optional)
Attaching the cleaning pad
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3
Insert the H2O tank into the cleaning pad (Figures 1 and 2) by slipping
the cleaning pad support under the white band. Attach the cleaning
pad to the tank using the Velcros (Figure 3).
Open the H2O tank's rell nozzle and carefully pour in clean water
with some oor cleaner.
NOTES:
• The H2O tank has a maximum capacity of 110ml.
• For optimum cleaning, check the dilution ratio indicated on the detergent bottle.
• Only use oor cleaner products. Prolonged use of any other product, such as white
vinegar, black soap or bleach, could damage the H2O tank.

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Operating the appliance
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Inserting the H2O tank
Starting the robot
Figure 1
With the H2O tank, the robot can vacuum and mop oors in one go.
Clip it to the back of the robot (Figure 1). The robot is ready to start
its cleaning cycle.
NOTES:
• Do not use the H2O tank on rugs or carpets.
• The water tank must be removed from the robot before it is charged.
Switch the robot on by pressing the ON/OFF power button. Press the
AUTO button on the robot or ON/OFF on the remote control. The
robot starts its cleaning cycle.

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Operating the appliance
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NOTES:
• When the robot is fully charged, it beeps 5 times. The AUTO button indicator light
is steady blue.
• If the robot is on standby, press the AUTO button on the robot or the ON/OFF
button on the remote control to start a cleaning cycle.
• The robot's cycle can be interrupted and it can be manually controlled using the
remote control. When you reactivate automatic cleaning, the robot starts a new
path.
Scheduling the robot
With the schedule feature, the robot can start a cleaning cycle at the
time you choose every day of the week. The time and delayed start
time can be reset at any time via the remote control.
First, set the time. Press the CLK button on the remote control for
3 seconds (Figure 1). The time ashes; use the arrows to adjust the
hour and minutes (Figure 2). Press CLK again to validate the time.
Figure 1 Figure 2

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Setting a delayed start
Cleaning modes
Figure 1 Figure 3Figure 2
Press the PLAN button on the remote control (Figure 1) for 3 seconds.
The delay time will ash on the display. Using the arrow buttons,
modify the hours and minutes (Figure 2), then press ON/OFF (Figure
3).
For example: The actual time is 8am. The delayed start time is 01:00. The robot will
therefore start its cleaning cycle at 9am every day of the week.
To cancel a schedule, reset the scheduled PLAN time to 0. To do
so, follow the same steps as above. Press the PLAN button for 3
seconds to validate.
NOTES:
• The hours and minutes selected do not determine the time that the robot will start
its cleaning cycle; it is the time delay in relation to the actual time for every day of
the week.
• Scheduled cleaning and the remote control times are cancelled when the batteries
are changed. Reset them as described above.
The robot has 7 cleaning modes. These routes can be selected using
the remote control. AUTO mode can also be selected on the robot.

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AUTO Mode
SPOT Mode (mode 1)
Press the ON/OFF button on the remote
control or AUTO on the robot. This cleaning
mode is recommended for clear spaces.
The robot makes forward movements. It
alternates between ZIG-ZAG, WALL and
RANDOM modes, spending 5 minutes on
each mode until the battery is depleted.
This mode is the most eective when
cleaning a particularly dirty area. With the
SPOT mode, the robot will move in a spiral
to concentrate vacuuming over the required
area. It also activates MAX vacuum power
and slows down to vacuum the dust from the oor more easily and
eectively. Once the area is clean, the robot returns to its starting
point and stops its cycle.

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RANDOM Mode (mode 2)
WALL Mode (mode 3)
The RANDOM Mode can be activated using
the remote control or by pressing the button
on the top of the robot. The indicator light
turns steady blue. The robot makes random
movements automatically going around the
obstacles it nds during its cleaning cycle.
This mode is recommended for rooms that have a lot of furniture
and objects on the oor and carpets.
With the WALL Mode, the robot goes along
the walls and cleans the skirting boards.
Thanks to this cleaning mode and its 2 side
brushes, the robot gets into the tightest
places and collects dust and debris from
around furniture and chair legs, along walls
and skirting boards, etc.
With the ZIG-ZAG mode, the robot takes a
rectangular route designed to thoroughly
clean the entire surface of a clear room. The
robot is going to operate until the battery is
depleted then return to its home base.
ZIG-ZAG Mode (mode 4)