Blaupunkt Bluebot Xtreme User manual

USER MANUAL
BLUEBOT XTREME
Product introduction 02 - 16
Installation robot 17 - 21
App installation 22 - 40
Instructions 41 - 51
Maintenance 52 - 63
Others 64 - 74

Parts & accessoriesRobot, sensors & assembly
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Bottom view Robot
Top view Robot
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Filter cover
Dustbin button
Wall sensor
LDS laser ranging sensor
Anti-collision sensor for radar
Anti-collision sensor
Infrared recharging sensor
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Filter cover
Dustbin button
Wall sensor
LDS laser ranging sensor
Anti-collision sensor for radar
Anti-collision sensor
Infrared recharging sensor
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Dustbin
Clean it regularly
Maintenance dustbin
1. Press the button and pull the dustbin out backwards.
2. Open, empty and clean the dustbin.
Maintenance lter
3. Remove the filter gauze, sponge, and HEPA.
4. Clean the removed filter gauze, sponge, and HEPA with
water if needed.
5. Shake off the water drops and dry the pieces naturally,
only use them after they have completely dried.
6. When dry, install them in the following sequence:
filter gauze - sponge -HEPA.
Filter gauze
Button
Filter cover
Sponge
HEPA

Filter cover
Dustbin button
Wall sensor
LDS laser ranging sensor
Anti-collision sensor for radar
Anti-collision sensor
Infrared recharging sensor
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Sensors
Clean it regularly
Maintenance
Clean the sensors with a dry, soft cloth, including:
1. The sensors along the sides of the robot.
2. Three anti-dropping sensors at the bottom of the robot.
3. Infrared avoidance sensor in the front of the robot.
4. Radar avoidance sensor on the top of the robot.
5. Electric shock protector and charging base shrapnel at the
bottom of the robot (please cut the power off during cleaning).
6. Signal transmission area of charging base.

Charging contact
points
Universal wheel
Side brush
Battery cover
Rolling brush
Rolling brush
cover
Anti-drop sensor
Driving wheel
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Charging contact
points
Universal wheel
Side brush
Battery cover
Rolling brush
Rolling brush
cover
Anti-drop sensor
Driving wheel
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Anti-drop sensor
Clean it regularly
Maintenance
Clean the sensors with a dry, soft cloth, include:
1. The sensors along the side of the robot.
2. Three anti-dropping sensors at the bottom of the robot.
3. Infrared avoidance sensor in the front of the robot.
4. Radar avoidance sensor on the top of the robot.
5. Electric shock protector and charging base shrapnel at the
bottom of the robot (please cut the power off during cleaning).
6. Signal transmission area of charging base.
Anti-drop sensor

Charging contact
points
Universal wheel
Side brush
Battery cover
Rolling brush
Rolling brush
cover
Anti-drop sensor
Driving wheel
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Side brush
• Clean it regularly
• Replace the side brush every 3-6 months to ensure the best cleaning result
Installation
Make the left side-brush (L) and the right-side brush (R) correspond
to L and R on the bottom casing, keep pressing L and R and the side
brushes. They are installed when you hear a “click” sound.
Maintenance
1. Turn the machine over and pull the side brush out and upwards.
2. Remove hair and dirt and reassemble the side brush.
3. Make the left-side brush (L) and the right-side brush (R)
correspond to L and R on the bottom casing, press L and R to
reinstall them.
L
(left side brush)
R
(right side brush)
R L
R
L

Charging contact
points
Universal wheel
Side brush
Battery cover
Rolling brush
Rolling brush
cover
Anti-drop sensor
Driving wheel
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Rolling brush
Clean it regularly
Maintenance
1. Turn the machine over and press simultaneously on both
clips of the cover of the brush to open the cover and take
out the rolling brush.
2. Remove dust outside and inside of the rolling brush using
a tiny brush and clean the rolling brush.
3. Reassemble the rolling brush and press the rolling brush
and the rolling brush cover tightly to completely close it
again.
Clip
Main brush

Charging base Adapter HEPA lter + sponge
lter
Duster cloth Left side brush
Right side brush
2 in 1 electrically-
controlled water tank
Remote control Cleaning brush with
knife
Cleaning brush
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Charging base Adapter HEPA lter + sponge
lter
Duster cloth Left side brush
Right side brush
2 in 1 electrically-
controlled water tank
Remote control Cleaning brush with
knife
Cleaning brush
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Charging base
Sensors need monthly cleaning
Power indicator light
Signal emission area
Charging base pin
Storage groove
Cover plate
Power adapter
port
Wire slot
Wrapping post

Charging base Adapter HEPA lter + sponge
lter
Duster cloth Left side brush
Right side brush
2 in 1 electrically-
controlled water tank
Remote control Cleaning brush with
knife
Cleaning brush
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Adapter
• Ensure a space of above 1 m on both sides of the charging base and a space of above 1.5m in the front
• If the power line is vertical to the ground, it may be dragged by the robot and consequently, the charging base may be powered off
• The charging indicator is normally on when powered on and off when charged
• If the charging base is relocated, the robot may fail in its positioning and lose the map. When restarted, the robot will rebuild and
memorise the map and the rebuilt map may lose the cleaning information for forbidden areas and other areas
• Direct sunlight will interfere with recharging signal and consequently, the robot may be unable to return to the charging base
1. Connect the adapter and wrap the excess
wire around the wrapping post in the
storage groove
2. Place the charging base against the wall
and connect the power
3. Please do not move the charging base
without reason and keep it out of direct
sunlightsunlight
>1 m
>1 m
>1.5m

Charging base Adapter HEPA lter + sponge
lter
Duster cloth Left side brush
Right side brush
2 in 1 electrically-
controlled water tank
Remote control Cleaning brush with
knife
Cleaning brush
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
HEPA lter + sponge lter
1. Remove the filter gauze, sponge and HEPA.
2. Clean the removed filter gauze, sponge, and HEPA with water
if needed.
3. Shake off the water drops and dry the pieces naturally, only
use them after they are completely dried.
4. When dry, install it in the following sequence:, filter gauze -
sponge -HEPA.
Clean filter regularly
Filter gauze
Button
Filter cover
Sponge
HEPA
Dust bin
HEPA
Sponge
Filter gauze
Water tank

Charging base Adapter HEPA lter + sponge
lter
Duster cloth Left side brush
Right side brush
2 in 1 electrically-
controlled water tank
Remote control Cleaning brush with
knife
Cleaning brush
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Left/right side brush
1. Turn the machine over and pull the side brush out and upwards.
2. Remove hair and dirt and reassemble the side brush.
3. Make the left-side brush (L) and the right-side brush (R) correspond to L and R on the bottom casing, press L and R to reinstall them.
Replace the side brush ever 3-6 months to ensure the best cleaning effect.
R L
R
L

Charging base Adapter HEPA lter + sponge
lter
Duster cloth Left side brush
Right side brush
2 in 1 electrically-
controlled water tank
Remote control Cleaning brush with
knife
Cleaning brush
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
2 in 1 electrically-controlled water tank
1. Remove the mop, pour the water out of the water tank. 2. Clean the mop by hand, dry the water tank and mop.
Make sure to disconnect the water tank from the robot after each use

Robot Mopping module
INSTALLATION

Robot Mopping module
INSTALLATION
Paste the mopping cloth flat onto the bottom
of the water tank.
Fill the water tank: uncap the cover and fill
with water.
Press and hold the button in the middle of the
tank and push it horizontally along the rear
of the robot. The module is installed in place
correctly if you hear the sound of a “click”.
Installation of mopping cloth | 2 in 1 electric-controlled water tank
Remove the mopping module
When the robot is finished working, press
the button in the middle of the water tank
to remove the mopping module backwards,
empty the water in the water tank and clean
the mopping cloth (do not move or turn the
robot over during cleaning).
Instructions for mopping module
1. Please do not use the mopping module after it has been left unused.
2. For safety reasons, please be sure to remove the mopping module when it is being charged
or left unused.
3. Please do not mop the carpet. Set a forbidden area in the Bluebot app to prevent the
machine from going onto the carpet.
4. To achieve a better mopping effect, the mopping module should be installed after
sweeping the floor first.
5. To add water or clean the dust cloth when the machine is working, please pause it, and
take out and reassemble the mopping module according to step 3. Please do not move or
turn the robot over, otherwise, it could fail in its positioning, lose its map and “forget” the
forbidden areas that are programmed.
6. The mopping function of the machine is intended for wiping and is not conducive to deep
cleaning. It cannot remove stubborn stains effectively and replace the labour force.
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Robot Mopping module
INSTALLATION
Robot installation
Connect the adapter and feed the excess wire into the slot. Place the charging base against the wall and connect the power.
• Ensure a space of more than 1 m on both sides of the charging base and a space of more than 1.5m in the front.
• If the power line is vertical to the ground, it may be dragged by the robot and consequently, the charging base may be powered off.
• The charging indicator is normally on when powered on and off when completely charged.
>1 m
>1 m
>1.5m

Robot Mopping module
INSTALLATION
Robot installation
Please do not move the charging base without reason and
keep it out of direct sunlight.
Make the left side-brush (L) and the right-side brush (R) correspond
to L and R on the bottom casing, keep pressing L and R and the
side brushes. They are installed when you hear a “click”sound.
• If the charging base is relocated, the robot may fail in positioning and lose the map. When restarted, the robot will rebuild and
memorise the map. In the rebuilt map the cleaning information for forbidden areas and other areas may have been lost.
• Direct sunlight will interfere with the recharging signal and consequently, the robot may be unable to return to the charging
base
R L
R
L