Kogan KAVACROBVWA User manual

Table of Contents
Safety Precautions.............................................................................................................................2
Product Application..........................................................................................................................2
Components of the Cleaner...........................................................................................................2
Introduction..........................................................................................................................................3
Panel...................................................................................................................................................3
Function Information on Panel................................................................................................3
Product Layout..............................................................................................................................4
Installation of Dockin Station and Char in ........................................................................4
Dockin Station.............................................................................................................................4
Manual Char in ............................................................................................................................5
Automatic Char in .....................................................................................................................5
Assembly & Disassembly of Cleanin of Dust Bin...............................................................6
Assembly & Disassembly of Dust Bin...................................................................................6
Cleanin of Dust Bin and Blower............................................................................................7
Main and Side Brush Maintenance..............................................................................................7
Assembly & Disassembly of Main Brush..............................................................................7
Assembly and Disassembly of Side Brush..........................................................................8
Cleanin the Main Brush............................................................................................................8
Left, Ri ht and Front Wheel Maintenance..............................................................................8
Cleanin of the left/ri ht wheel..............................................................................................8
Assembly, Disassembly & Cleanin of front wheel.........................................................8
Cleanin Sensor and Infrared Transparent Window......................................................9
Replacin Battery..............................................................................................................................9
Battery Replacement in Main Body.......................................................................................9
Battery Replacement in Space Isolator...............................................................................9
Battery Replacement in Remote Control............................................................................9
Battery Safety...............................................................................................................................10
Remote Control................................................................................................................................10
Controller Layout........................................................................................................................10
Function Descriptions of Remote Control .......................................................................10
Auto Char in Dockin Station..................................................................................................11
Dockin Station Display and Control Panel.......................................................................11
Function Descriptions of Dockin Station.........................................................................11
Space Isolator....................................................................................................................................12
Space Isolator Display and Control Panel.........................................................................12
Function of Space Isolator.......................................................................................................12
Installation......................................................................................................................................13
Troubleshootin ................................................................................................................................14
Technical Specifications................................................................................................................14
Robot Vacuum..............................................................................................................................14
Remote Control ...........................................................................................................................15
Dockin Station............................................................................................................................15
Space Isolator...............................................................................................................................15
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Safety Precautions
•Do not attempt to perform repairs on this unit yourself. There are no user
serviceable parts inside.
•Do not touch the power cord or accessories with a wet hand, as this may
result in an electric shock.
•Do not allow any body parts to enter into the brush/wheel mechanisms of
the robot, as this may cause personal injury.
•Do not char e the robot usin any method other than the char ers
supplied. Use of incorrect char ers may result in product dama e, electric
shock or fire.
•Do not allow the robot to vacuum up hot objects such as ci arette ashes,
matchsticks or other combustible products.
•Before use, pick up all easily removed objects from the floor (tissues, food
wrappers, strin , twi s etc..), as it may cause dama e to the vacuum
suckin up sizeable objects and will also fill the stora e bin quicker.
•Please use the robot vacuum with caution around small children and
animals as it may distress them.
•Do not stand or sit on the robot vacuum, as it may break the unit.
•Do not use the robot vacuum to clean up spilled liquids.
•Do not put the vacuum on tables or benches to vacuum, as it may fall off
small spaces and be dama ed.
•Do not use the vacuum to clean outdoor areas.
•Do not use the cleaner for commercial purposes.
•Do not allow children to operate the vacuum.
Product Application
The robot vacuum is desi ned for the cleanin of homes, hotel rooms or small
offices. It is suitable for short carpet, wooden floors, hard floors, ceramic tiles
etc..
Components of the Cleaner
Main Body Remote Control Dockin Station Adaptor User Manual
Space Isolator Trailin Bar Mop Dust Brush Side Brush x 2 Filter x 2
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Introduction
Panel
SPEED: Speed button
START/STOP: Start/stop cleanin
CHARGE: Return back to dockin
station.
POWER: Power/char e indicator
Function Information on Panel
To turn the vacuum on, please press the START/STOP button for 2 seconds to
start it up. Wait until the POWER li ht comes on, then press START/STOP to
start the robot vacuum cleanin .
Key Operation Function Description
SPEED •You can adjust the runnin speed accordin to
the house environment.
(Fast: indicator li ht will be off / Slow: indicator
li ht will be lit)
START/STOP •Clear up ad ets or obstacles in the room before
cleanin , then press the START/STOP button.
The vacuum will clean in strai ht lines, curves,
circle around pillars, follow walls, perform U-
turns and perform spirals automatically.
•The cleaner will stop cleanin if you press the
START/STOP button while it is workin .
CHARGE •When you press the CHARGE key, the indicator
will come on. When the machine returns to the
dockin station to char e, the indicator li ht will
flash.
POWER 1. When the machine is turned on in standby mode,
this indicator will li ht up.
2. When the battery is bein char ed, this indicator
will flash.
3. When the battery is fully char ed, the indicator
will be lit as normal.
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Product Layout
Top of Main Body
Bottom of Main Body
Installation of Dockin Station and Char in
Dockin Station
1. Install the dockin station on flat round,
firmly a ainst a vertical wall.
2. Ensure there are no obstacles or hollow
areas within 3m from the dockin station in
front, or 0.5m to the left or ri ht (refer to
Fi 1).
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Power switch
Handle
Front bumper
Infra-red si nal receiver
Auto-char in electrode
Dustbin button
Function keys
Front wheel
Ground
detection
sensor
Side cleanin brush
Ri ht wheel
DC socket
Power switch
Mop pad
Dustbin
Main brush
Floor brush
Left wheel
Battery cover
Fi . 1

3. The cleaner cannot search for the dockin
station for rechar in if the infra-red si nal
transmittin window of the dockin station is
covered.
4. Connect the output terminal of the adapter
with the DC socket of the dockin station
(refer to Fi 2).
PLEASE RUN THE POWER CORD OF THE ADAPTER ALONG THE BASE OF THE
WALL, OTHERWISE IT MAY INTERFERE WITH THE BRUSH OR WHEELS.
Manual Char in
1. You can use the adaptor or dockin station
of the cleaner to char e the main body
directly.
2. Connect the output terminal of the adaptor
with the DC socket of the main body while
usin the adapter for char in
(refer to Fi 1).
3. Before char in , connect the adaptor with
the dockin station, bein sure that the
cleaner is up a ainst the dockin station
(refer to Fi 2).
4. When you want to char e the
unit, press the “CHARGE” button
on the remote control. The unit
will search for the dockin station
in its valid scope and char e
(refer to Fi 3).
5. When the unit is searchin for the dockin
station, you can press the “CHARGE” button on
the unit panel or remote control and the unit
will stop searchin for the dockin station
(refer to Fi 4).
6. After the battery's power is used up, the
indicator will flash. Once the battery is full
char ed, the indicator will stay on (refer to Fi 5).
7. When you start the unit, if the power indicator flashes
it means the battery power is too low and the unit
needs to be char ed (refer to Fi 6).
Automatic Char in
The vacuum will search for the dockin station for automatic
rechar in automatically in the event of a low
battery.
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Fi . 1
Fi . 1
Fi . 2
Fi . 3 Fi . 4
Fi . 5
Fi . 6

Assembly & Disassembly of Cleanin of Dust Bin
Assembly & Disassembly of Dust Bin
1. Extract the dust bin by
pressin the button on
it. (Refer to fi . 1 & 2)
Fi . 1 Fi . 2
2. Press the ellipse button
on the dust bin, and the
blow will pop up
automatically (refer to
fi . 3).
Fi . 3
3. Reverse the blower,
release the 2 fasteners
and open the cover
(refer to fi . 4 & 5). Fi . 4 Fi . 5
4. Open the bracket and
the filter will appear
(refer to fi . 6).
Fi . 6
5. Chan e a new filter. Press the semicircle bracket with
one hand to release the fastener from the filter screen
and remove the filter rid, then replace with the new
filter (refer to fi . 7).
Fi . 7
6. Reverse the dust bin, remove the mop, release the trailin bar, then unplu the ri ht and
left fasteners on the bottom of the dust bin (refer to fi 8 & 9). All parts should be
assembled as they were before disassembly.
Fi . 8 Fi . 9
NOTE: Don't use the mop and trailin bar on carpet or uneven round.
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Cleanin of Dust Bin and Blower
1. Firstly, dump the dust, then clean dust bin
with a dust brush (refer to Fi 1).
Fi . 1
2. Pope the blower up, then clean the air
inlet/outlet with a dust brush (refer to Fi 2
and Fi 3)
Fi . 2
3. DO NOT clean the blower with water!
Fi . 3
4. Pop the blower up, take out the filter, then
clean the dust bin itself in water (refer to Fi
4)
Fi . 4
5. Clean the filter with a hairdryer or dust brush
(refer to Fi 5 and Fi 6)
Fi . 5
6. After cleanin , assemble unit firmly, as it was
prior to bein disassembled.
Fi . 6
Main and Side Brush Maintenance
Assembly & Disassembly of Main Brush
1. Force the lockin bar forward
and raise the cover by ri ht
thumb, then raise the rod of
the main brush with your left
hand (refer to Fi 1 and Fi 2).
2. Take out the main brush
(refer to Fi 3).
3. Insert the main brush into the
hole before closin the cover in
assembly.
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Fi 1 Fi 2
Fi 3

Assembly and Disassembly of Side Brush
1. Release the screw in the main shaft of the
side brush before chan in the side brush.
2. Press the side brush a ainst the main shaft,
then fasten the screw. (Refer to ima e,
ri ht)
Cleanin the Main Brush
Clear hair or waste off the main brush to improve
cleanin performance. Clean the dust at the air intake.
Clean any waste paper or small particles from the dust
brush directly. Rotate the brush carefully and cut with
scissors, or pull hair, strin or other objects out by
hand.
Left, Ri ht and Front Wheel Maintenance
Cleanin of the left/ri ht wheel
Please clean the wheels re ularly with the
clean brush.
•Tips: Hair and strin may et cau ht
up in the wheel axles. Please clean
them re ularly.
Assembly, Disassembly & Cleanin of front wheel
1. Pull the front wheel out of the unit with your fin ers and tools, then clean
it. (Refer to ima es below).
2. Insert and press the front wheel into the correct position to assemble it
a ain.
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Cleanin Sensor and Infrared Transparent Window
1. Clean the sensor and infrared transparent window with a cotton swab or
soft cloth.
2. The round detection sensor and infrared transparent window are in the
bottom of the cleaner (refer to ima es below).
3. Please keep the transparent window clean as this will ensure the unit
functions correctly at all times.
Replacin Battery
Battery Replacement in Main Body
1. Release the screw with a
screwdriver, open the base plate
and take out the battery (refer to
Fi 1 and Fi 2).
2. Place the batteries carefully
takin note of the positive and
ne ative polarities to avoid unit
dama e.
3. Please put the cleaner in a char in state while the unit is not bein used.
This will prolon the life of the batteries.
Battery Replacement in Space Isolator
1. Release the screw with a screwdriver,
then open the base plate.
2. Place the batteries carefully takin
note of the positive and ne ative
polarities to avoid unit dama e.
3. Please remove the battery if the unit
is not oin to be used for a lon
time.
Battery Replacement in Remote Control
1. Open the battery cover, then replace
the batteries (see Fi 1).
2. Place the batteries carefully, takin
note of the positive and ne ative
polarities to avoid unit dama e (see
Fi 2).
3. Please remove the battery if the remote control is not oin to be used
for a lon time.
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Fi . 1 Fi . 2
Fi . 1 Fi . 2

Battery Safety
•Take battery out of unit before disposin of the vacuum.
•Please remember to turn off the switch before takin out the battery from
the main body or from the space isolator.
•Please do not expose battery to hot temperatures, nor to water.
•The battery should be disposed of. Do not throw into a fire or discard with
the household waste.
Remote Control
Controller Layout
Layout Key Description
1. Power Key
2. Power Indicator
3. AUTO: the unit will work in automatic mode
4. CHARGE: the unit will seek the dockin station
5. SPEED: adjust the travellin speed of unit
6. FORWARD: move unit forward
7. BACK: move unit backwards
8. LEFT: turn unit left
9. RIGHT: turn unit ri ht
Function Descriptions of Remote Control
Power Turn on the power switch of the unit. When the display function is in
normal status, press this to start or stop the unit.
When the unit is runnin , press this in various modes to stop the
operation.
AUTO The unit will work accordin to the “auto cleanin ” mode.
CHARGE While the cleaner is in standby mode or runnin , the cleaner will
search out the dockin station after you have pressed this key.
When the cleaner stops runnin , it will start rechar in after you
press the key a ain.
SPEED You can adjust the movin speed of the vacuum to suit your
household environment.
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Auto Char in Dockin Station
Dockin Station Display and Control Panel
Layout Key Description
1. Decorative li ht
2. Decorative li ht switch
3. Power indicator
4. Char in indicator
5. Si nal transmitter
6. Char in positive pole
7. Char in ne ative pole
8. DC socket
Function Descriptions of Dockin Station
Decorative
Li ht
Turn on the decorative li ht to create a relaxin atmosphere. A
small amount of essence can be poured into the li ht, which
will release a nice aroma once it has been warmed.
Decorative
Li ht Switch
Press the switch to turn the decorative li ht ON/OFF.
Power
Indicator
The power indicator will li ht up when the dockin station is
connected with power, or will o out when disconnected.
Char in
Indicator
The indicator will flash when the vacuum is connected to the
dock and is bein rechar ed.
Si nal
Transmitter
The transmitted si nal leads the vacuum back to the dock for
rechar in . To et the best results, keep the transmitter clean
and not blocked by other objects.
Positive and
ne ative
char in
electrodes
The electrodes on the dock will match up to the electrodes on
the vacuum robot. To allow cleanin ensure that the area
around the electrodes is clear of obstacles that may cause
issues with the vacuum makin a ood connection.
DC Socket The power DC socket is used to connect the output terminal
DC 24V on the adaptor to the char in station.
Note: only use entle essences and oils in the decorative li ht. Harsh or abrasive
oils may dama e the plastic surface. Dama e caused by stron oils is not
covered by warranty.
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Space Isolator
Space Isolator Display and Control Panel
Layout Key Description
1. To le Switch
2. Si nal Head
3. Near-infrared Transmittin Head
4. Power Indicator
Function of Space Isolator
The space isolator will block areas by sendin out an infrared si nal, which will
prevent the vacuum from enterin the areas.
To le Switch You can switch the functionality by slidin the to le switch
between off, low, middle and hi h.
•Off: unit will be off
•Low: Will keep vacuum a distance of 4m away
•Middle: Will keep vacuum a distance of 6m away
•Hi h: Will keep vacuum a distance of 8m away
Si nal Head Projects a beam that the vacuum will not travel throu h.
Near-infrared
Transmittin
Head
Projects a radial re ion around the unit that the vacuum will
not travel into or throu h.
•Open the battery cover before use, then place 2 x D batteries (not
included) into the battery compartment correctly, makin sure the
polarities match up.
•Battery consumption duration is related to the selected transmittin
distance and workin duration. When possible, use the low distance
settin to save the battery power, and don't for et to turn the unit off
when the vacuum is not bein used.
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Installation
•The isolator should be placed at the entrance to the room or stairs.
•You can place the Space Isolator in position to stop the cleaner passin
throu h.
•Be sure to remove any obstacles from the area around the Space Isolator
that may block the si nals, which will affect its blockin performance.
Notes
•The Space Isolator should be placed at the same level of round where
the vacuum is workin .
•You should check whether the vacuum can pass the Space Isolator before
walkin away and leavin it to work.
•The distance between the Space Isolator and the Char in Dock should
be more than 3 metres, otherwise there will be interference between
them.
•The Dockin Station should not be installed within the si nal scope of the
Space Isolator.
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Troubleshootin
Problem Su estion Solutions
Cleaner doesn't work or cleans poorly. •Check the unit switch is on.
•Check that the dustbin, filter and intake are clean, and that the
brushes are spinnin correctly.
•Check that the battery isn't flat.
Remote control doesn't work •Check the battery status of the remote control.
•Check the battery status of the robot.
•Check whether the remote control is within the available scope
of the transmittin si nal.
Cleaner cannot char e automatically •Check that the adaptor is connected properly to the char er
and that the LED on the char er is li htin up.
•Check to see if the battery level is too low. In this case, char e
the vacuum with the adaptor directly without the dock.
•Make sure there is no barrier in front of the dock.
•Use the remote control to let the cleaner return to the dockin
station.
Increased noise while cleanin •Clean dustbin and filter.
•Check whether the brush or sidebrush is too dirty.
•If there is still excessive noise, you may need to contact the
Ko an customer support team.
Vacuum keeps movin backwards
continuously
•Avoid usin in direct sunli ht or on very dark carpet.
•Pat the front bumper to release it if it is stuck.
Cleaner dropped down a stair •Clean the round detection sensors at the front bottom of the
cleaner.
Cleaner oes to autochar e after only a small
amount of usa e
•Use the adaptor to fully char e the vacuum first.
The cleaner stopped workin and no error
code is showin
•Do not attempt to repair the vacuum yourself. Contact the
Ko an customer support team for information.
Technical Specifications
Robot Vacuum
Rated volta e: 14.4V
Battery: Rechar eable battery
Workin hours: 60mins
Rated power: 23W
Operatin temp ran e: -10C ~ 45C
Operatin humidity ran e: <85RH
Input volta e/current: 24V ~ 1A
Wireless remote: ISM Frequency Band 2.4GHz
Specifications: 320 x 87mm (includin wheel hei ht)
Wei ht: 3.2k
Battery capacity: 1700mA
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Remote Control
Rated volta e: 3V
Battery: 2 x AAA batteries (not included)
Remote mode: ISM Frequency Band 2.4GHz
Receivin & Transmittin distance: <5M
Operatin temp ran e: -10C ~ 45C
Operatin humidity ran e: <85RH
Specifications: 120 x 55 x 25mm (LxWxH)
Wei ht: 0.08k
Dockin Station
Specifications: 200 x 51 x 102mm (LxWxH)
Wei ht: 0.23k
Rated volta e: 24V
Operatin temp ran e: -10C ~ 45C
Operatin humidity ran e: <85RH
Space Isolator
Specifications: 102 x 71 x 106mm (LxWxH)
Wei ht: 0:14k
Rated volta e: 3V
Battery: 2 x D batteries (Not included)
Operatin temp ran e: -10C ~ 45C
Operatin humidity ran e: <85RH
If you have any further questions re ardin this product, please contact the
Ko an customer support team.
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