iHome AutoVac Luna Pro User manual

AUTOVAC
LUNA PRO
Owner’s Guide
Model iHRV13
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Safety1
Dustbin Overview4
Auto Base Indicators7
Using the iHome Clean App12
Using The Remote14
In The Box2
Auto Empty Base Overview5
Setting Up The Auto Empty Base8 - 10
Using Powermop Scrub
Side Brush and Sensor Maintenance
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Product Overview3
AUTOVAC Indicators6
Setting Up The AUTOVAC11
Using Your AUTOVAC13
Main Brush Maintenance
Auto Empty Base Maintenance
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Maintaining the Dustbin, Filters and Mop
AUTOVAC Luna Pro Troubleshoot
Auto Empty Base Troubleshoot
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Questions? Contact Customer Service
Web/Email: iHomeclean.com
Phone: [phone]

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SAFETY
Before using this product, please read the following safety instructions and follow all safety precautions. Any operation inconsistent with this instruction manual may cause
damage to this product.
WARNING – To reduce the risk of re, electric shock, or injury:
• Do not use products in environments with open ames or fragile objects.
• Do not allow human hair, clothes, ngers and other parts to approach the opening and operate parts of the product.
• Do not allow the Luna Pro to pick up objects such as stones and waste paper that may clog product.
• Do not allow the Luna Pro to pick up ammable substances such as oil, printer toner and photocopier toner.
• Do not allow the Luna Pro to pick up any burning articles, such as cigarettes, matches, ashes and other articles that may cause re.
• Do not place objects near the suction port. Do not use the product when the suction port is blocked. Clean up the garbage dust, wool, hair, etc to ensure smooth air circulation at the
suction port.
• Use the power cord carefully to avoid damage. Do not use the power cord to drag or pull the product and the charging base. Do not use the power cord as a handle.
• Only authorized technicians can disassemble this product. Users are not recommended to disassemble this product by themselves. Doing so will void warranty.
• Only use the included power adapter. Third part adapters may damage the Luna Pro.
• Do not touch wires, sockets or power adapters when your hands are wet.
• Do not place this product near cigarette butts, lighters and other materials with smoldering re.
• Please clean Dustbin and brushes regularly.
• Do not place any object, pets or people on top of the Luna Pro.
• This product is an indoor household product. Do not use outdoors.
• Do not use this product in wet environment i.e, bathroom.
• Before using this product, please clear the oor of all objects other than furniture as some small objects may obstruct, get caught in, or damage the Luna Pro.
• Please use and store Luna Pro in room temperature environments only.
FCC Information
1: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
2: Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If
this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
iHRV13-BLK-IB-V3

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IN THE BOX
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1: Auto Empty Base
2: Powermop Scrub Attachment
3: Autovac Luna Pro
4: Extra Dust Bag
5: Power Cable
6: Remote
7: Extra HEPA Filter
8: Extra Mop Pad
9: Cleaning Tool
10: Extra Side Brush
11: Parking Plate
Questions? Contact Customer Service
Web/Email: iHomeclean.com
Phone: [phone]
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
FRONT
BACK
BOTTOM
1: WiFi Indicator
2: Home Button
3: Power Button
4: Infrared Sensors
5: Omnidirectional Wheel
6: Side Brush
7: Detection Sensors
8: Right Wheel
9: Left Wheel
13: Bin Release Button
14: Dust Collection Port
15: Powermop Scrub Attachment
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10: Main Brush
11: 2-IN-1 Dustbin/Mop Tank
12: Charging Contacts

1: Water Fill Cap
2: Filter Door Latch
3: Bin Release Button
4: Dust Collection Port
5: Screen Filter
6: HEPA Filter
7: Charging Contacts
8: Washable Mop Pad
9: Powermop Scrub Attachment
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4DUSTBIN OVERVIEW

1: Cover
2: Dust Collector Port
3: Parking Plate
4: LED Display Panel
5: Charging Contact Points
6: Dust Bag Handle
7: Dust Bag
8: Remote Storage
9: Extra HEPA Storage
13: Power Interface
14: Air Outlet
10: Extra Side Brush Storage
11: Cleaning Tool Storage
12: Power Cord Organizer
NOTE: One dustbag is already pre-installed in the Auto Empty Base. Dustbag may appear to be “de ated”. This is normal. The Dustbag handle must be fully lowered as shown in order for
debris to enter properly.
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AUTO EMPTY BASE OVERVIEW

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•Hold to turn on/off.
•Press to start/pause cleaning.
• Flashing blue light: Powering on/con guring network/upgrading  rmware.
• Solid blue light: Powered on/normal working state.
• Flashing yellow light: Low battery/recharging.
•Flashing green light: Charging.
•Solid green light: Fully charged.
•Flashing red light: Error state.
• Light off: Off/sleeping.
•Press to return to Auto Empty
Base for recharging.
POWER BUTTON POWER/HOME LED STATES
WIFI INDICATOR STATES
HOME BUTTON
WIFI INDICATOR • Flashing white light: Network con guration mode.
• Solid white light: Wi connected.
• Light off: Wi disconnected / Network con guration failure.
6AUTOVAC INDICATORS

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• Light off: Standy.
• Solid white light: Collecting dust.
•Flashing red light: Fan overheating/fan error/cover not closed properly.
DUST COLLECTION STATUS
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• Light off: Functioning Normally.
• Solid white light: Dust bag is full/dust duct is blocked.
•Flashing red light: Dust bag is not installed/dust bag is not installed correctly.
DUST BAG STATUS
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•Flashing green light: Charging.
•Solid green light: Fully charged/standby.
ROBOT CHARGING STATUS
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AUTO BASE INDICATORS

SETTING UP YOUR
AUTOVAC
The following pages outline the complete setup process. For your convenience we created a step-by-step video
to help guide you through setup. Please scan the QR code to access the video and other support content.
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ABOUT YOUR AUTO EMPTY BASE
PARKING PLATE ASSEMBLY
The Auto Empty Base is designed to automatically empty and charge the iHome AUTOVAC.
Ensure that there is a clear space in front and both sides so that your AUTOVAC can return to
Base to re-charge and empty. We strongly recommend placement on a hard surface to ensure
smooth parking. Avoid placement on edges of carpet as that may become an obstacle for
parking. Placement on low pile carpet can be attempted if necessary.
Assemble the parking plate as shown in the picture. Please place the assembled parking plate on the horizontal ground.
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SETTING UP THE AUTO EMPTY BASE

NOTE: The Auto Empty Base must always remain connected to power. Avoid using
a power source that may inadvertently be switched off (e.g. power strip, outlet
controlled by a light switch, GFCI).
1: Remote 2: Extra HEPA Filter 3: Cleaning Tool
4: Extra Side Brush 5: Cord Wrap
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Plug the power cable into the back panel of the Auto Empty base. Wind extra cable
slack around the cord management system.
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Plug the power cable into a functioning wall outlet.
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Conveniently store parts and remote control as shown.
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Position the Auto Empty Base on the Parking Plate as shown.
The four guide tabs on the parking plate will help align placement.
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SETTING UP THE AUTO EMPTY BASE

Position the Luna Pro on the  oor near your Auto Empty Base. To turn on Press and Hold the
Power button until the indicator turns blue.
Press the Home button to pair Luna Pro to your Auto Empty Base. Luna Pro will navigate and
dock to the base for charging. Allow Luna Pro to fully charge (up to 5 hours) before  rst use.
The indicators on your robot will turn solid green when fully charged.
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STEP 2
NOTE: Dust collection may activate during initial docking. Do not be
alarmed. Dust collection frequency can be adjusted later in the iHome
Clean App.
11SETTING UP THE AUTOVAC

UNDERSTANDING YOUR LUNA PRO
Your iHome Autovac is designed to automatically and intelligently clean your
home. Luna Pro uses advanced laser scanning technology and multiple sensors
to form a navigational map. Luna Pro will continue to clean until it has determined
that the addressable oor area has been covered. The navigational map is avail-
able to view in the iHome Clean app and is updated during each clean cycle to
ensure that Luna Pro takes any changes (moved furniture or other obstructions)
into account. Once cleaning is nished the Luna Pro will automatically return to
the Auto Empty Base to charge and automatically empty the contents of the
dustbin.
• Search “iHome Clean” in the App Store or use the QR code
below:
DOWNLOAD THE IHOME CLEAN APP
The iHome Clean app provides an easy step by step guide to get your Luna Pro connected to Wi-Fi. Here is a checklist of what you’ll need before getting
started:
NOTE: Connecting Luna to Wi-Fi is not required but highly recommended. Using the iHome Clean app, you can follow the steps to connect your Luna to
Wi-Fi . The app will let you manage Luna from anywhere, set cleaning schedules, view cleaning history, access support and more!
12USING THE IHOME CLEAN APP
• An iPhone (iOS 10 or later) OR Android (4.4 or later).
• Make sure that your phone is connected to your desired Wi-Fi Network. This will be the network that your Autovac Luna Pro connects to.
• Your Wi-Fi network must be a 2.4Ghz network (5Ghz networks are not supported).
• Download and launch the iHome Clean app from the app store. Create a user account.
• Follow the steps in the app to add the Luna Pro.
For your convenience we’ve created a video to walk through the App Setup process. Scan the QR code below to watch.

Before starting your rst cleaning cycle please clear the oor of all objects other than furniture as some small objects may obstruct, get caught in, or damage
the iHome Autovac Luna Pro.
FIRST CLEANING
Simply press the Power button on your Luna Pro to begin an Auto-Clean cycle of your home. Luna Pro will start cleaning and will continue until it has
covered the entire cleaning area. Once cleaning is nished, the Luna Pro will automatically return back to the Auto Empty Base to empty the dustbin.
CLEANING MODES
Auto Clean - The Luna Pro will automatically clean your oor until it has covered the entire surface. Once cleaning is nished the Luna Pro will automatically
return back to the Auto Empty Base to empty the dustbin and re-charge.
Area Clean - Draw customizable areas in your oor-plan within the iHome Clean App. The Luna Pro can then be sent to your desired Area.
Spot Clean - The Luna Pro will deep clean a specic spot. First, use the manual navigation control to guide your Luna Pro to the desired location. Then, choose
Spot Clean mode for a deep clean.
Powermop Scrub - Fill the water tank and connect the Powermop Scrub attachment. Luna Pro will automatically mop and vacuum your oor area. Use the
iHome Clean app to specify your desired mop areas and preferences.
Manual Control - Using the navigational D-Pad on the remote control (or in the iHome Clean App) you can manually control where the Luna Pro goes to clean.
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USING YOUR AUTOVAC

NOTE:
1: It is recommended to point the remote to the front of the Luna Pro for best results.
2: The remote control range is 10 - 20 feet.
10 - 20 FT
Home Button
(return to charge)
Mute Robot Audio Noti cations
Spot Clean
Powermop Scrub
Suction Power Adjustment
Manual Navigation Directional Keys
Start/Pause Button
(Starts an Auto Clean Cycle OR pause/resume
an existing cleaning cycle)
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USING THE REMOTE

Your Autovac comes equipped with a Powermop Scrub mopping attachment that connects to the 2-in-1 Dustbin/Water Tank. Follow the steps below to initiate
wet mopping with your Autovac.
Place the mop pad onto the mop attachment and secure it to the velcro
strips. Slip corners of the mop pad over the plastic tabs at the rear of
the mop attachment.
1Slide mop attachment onto dustbin as shown in  gure below until you
hear a click con rming that it is locked in place.
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USING POWERMOP SCRUB

Remove the dustbin from the Luna Pro with the mop
attachment still installed.
Open the water  ll cap on the dustbin and  ll with water, then
close the cap. Please ensure that the mop attachment is connected
before  lling water.
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USING POWERMOP SCRUB

Activate Powermop Scrub mode in the app or using the
remote control.
Install the dustbin with the mop attachement still
installed into the Luna Pro according to the  gure below.
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17USING POWERMOP SCRUB

Your Luna Pro is designed to be used regularly. As with most  oor care devices, regular use may cause build-up around brushes, in debris compartments and
near  lters. We recommend performing regular maintenance, as outlined in the following pages, to keep your Autovac Luna Pro running at optimal performance.
1: Pinch the left and right tabs on the main brush cover. Lift and remove the cover.
2: Remove the main brush and clean with the included cleaning tool as seen in the  gure below.
3: Replace the main brush and snap the cover back into place.
NOTE: It is recommended to replace the main brush every 6-12 months depending on use.
Main Brush Cover
Main Brush
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
PART
Main Brush Once a month Replace every 6-12 months
Side Brushes Once a month Replace every 6-12 months
HEPA Filter Every 2 Weeks Replace every 3 months
Main Filter Every 2 Weeks Replace twice a year.
CARE FREQUENCY REPLACEMENT FREQUENCY
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MAIN BRUSH MAINTENANCE