Neato Robotics Botvac D7 Connected User manual

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Deutsch ..................... 73

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Meet Your Neato Robot
Congratulations on your new robot vacuum – now “connected” in your smart home so you can
manage your floor cleaning from a smartphone or tablet. 
This guide will help get your robot set up and connected via the Neato app. You’ll also find
some important information on operating and maintaining your robot for best performance.
Then relax. Your robot will let you know when your floors are clean.
Any problems? Just let us know. We are here to help. www.NeatoRobotics.com/Support
In order to ensure the best possible experience with your
Neato robot, please note the following to minimize any
risk of damage to household furnishings or belongings.
Please observe your Neato robot during the first few
cleaning runs, and make any adjustments to the cleaning
environment to optimize navigation.
• Neato robots have a smart navigation system that
avoids obstacles. However, the robot may occasionally
bump into furniture, objects, pets, and people.
Therefore, if you have special objects that could
potentially be damaged by the bumping, remove these
objects from the room or use boundary markers.
• Similarly, the Neato robot’s rotating brush operates
like a regular upright vacuum cleaner, so do not use
the Neato robot on floors or rugs (e.g., with fringes)
that you would not use a regular upright vacuum on.
Neato Robotics is not responsible for any damage
to furniture, objects, rugs, or flooring.
Important: Read Before Continuing with Setup
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Table of Contents
Want to see how it’s done?
Go to www.NeatoRobotics.com/Support for installation videos and tips.
Overview .......................................................................................... 3
Important Items and Tips......................................................... 4
Start Button & LED Lights....................................................... 5
How Neato Works........................................................................ 6
Using the Neato App.................................................................. 7
Neato FloorPlanner With “No-Go” Lines.......................... 9
Using Your Neato Robot Without the Neato App....... 11
Maintaining Your Neato Robot.............................................. 12
More Info .......................................................................................... 13
Troubleshooting............................................................................ 14
You and Your Neato Robot ..................................................... 18

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Overview
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1 Laser Cover
2 Top
3 Dirt Bin and Filter
4 Handle
5 Start Button
6 House Clean Icon
7Spot Clean Icon
8 Battery Icon
9 Wi-Fi Icon
10 Front Bumper
11 Boundary Marker (included in some models)
12 Charge Base
13 Brush
14 Wall Following Sensor Window
15 Side Brush (available on specific models only)
16 Wheels
17 Drop Sensor Window
18 Brush Guard
19 Battery Door
20 Maintainance Tip Label
21 Robot Label
22 Charging Contacts
23 Upgrade Cable (included in some models)
24 Cleaning Tool (included in some models)
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HOUSE CLEAN LED shows:
· Whole House Clean
· House Clean Error
SPOT CLEAN LED shows:
· 7' x 7' Spot Clean
· Spot Clean Error
WI-FI LED shows:
· Wi-Fi connection
status during pairing
· Out of range or
other status
BATTERY LED shows:
· Charge State
· Battery Errors
NOTE: Icon light details are described later in this user guide.
Requirements: You need Wi-Fi, an iOS or Android phone or
tablet, and a Neato account (free) in order to use some features.
(filter may
vary by model)
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Start Button & LED Lights
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TIPS
To keep your robot out of places you don’t
want it to go, set down boundary markers
(included in specific models, however Neato
Boundary Markers are compatible with
all Neato robots), or set “No-Go” Lines in
MyFloorPlan.
You can use scissors to cut boundary
markers to a shorter length.
You can use removable tape to keep
boundary markers flat on the floor.
To do a Reset of the Neato robot, press and
hold the Start button for 15 seconds, and
all the lights will turn o. Press Start button
once more to turn the robot back on.
The Spiral Combo brush oers superior
pick-up of pet hair and is ideal for homes
with multiple types of flooring.
Shiny surfaces and black floors might cause
navigation issues.
Before connecting your robot to your Neato
account, view the How-To Video online at
www.NeatoRobotics.com/Support.
Important Items and Tips
IMPORTANT ITEMS
Keep your robot away from liquids and wet
areas. Move or cover pet bowls and plant trays.
Clear the area of small items such as toys
and clothing.
Tie up wires, curtains, and other low-hanging
items.
Thick carpet on top stair may aect the
ability of the robot’s navigation system to
prevent falls (top stair with low pile carpet is
OK). To make sure your robot sees the drop,
place boundary markers 6 inches/15cm from
the edge of the stair.
Keep your Neato robot inside the house. It
was not designed for outdoor cleaning or
freezing temperatures.
IMPORTANT: Please observe your Neato robot during the first few cleaning runs, and make any adjustments to the cleaning environment to optimize navigation. Also, while Neato robots have
a smart navigation system that avoids obstacles, the robot may occasionally bump into furniture, objects, pets, and people. Also, Neato robots will not always avoid small objects (for example,
socks or jewelry) or cords on the floor. Therefore, if you have special objects that could potentially be damaged by the bumping, remove these objects from the room, or use boundary markers.
Similarly, the Neato robot’s rotating brush operates like a regular upright vacuum cleaner, so do not use the Neato robot on floors or rugs (e.g., with fringes) that you would not use a regular
upright vacuum on. Neato Robotics is not responsible for any damage to furniture, objects, rugs, or flooring.

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Start Button & LED Lights
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ROBOT IS: LED COLOR WHAT IT MEANS
Cleaning
Solid Green Battery level is normal
Solid Yellow Battery level is low and must be charged before a new
cleaning can be started
Solid Red Battery level is low and robot must return to charge base
Charging
Green (Solid
or pulsing)
Battery is charging and robot can start cleaning
Pulsing
Yellow
Battery is fast-charging and must complete before
cleaning can start
Pulsing Red Battery level is low and must be charged before a new
cleaning can be started
LED COLOR WHAT IT MEANS
Soft Glowing Blue Robot is in Pairing Mode
Fast Blinking Blue* Pairing to Neato app/account
Fast Blinking Red Error Connecting
Solid Blue Pairing Successful
No Light Robot Oine – please connect to access additional features
BATTERY LED
WI-FI LED
*if you’ve already paired, Fast Blinking Blue means the robot has lost connection. The robot
could be out of range, your Wi-Fi network may be down, or another Wi-Fi issue could have
occurred. If out of range, the robot will automatically reconnect when it comes back within
range. Otherwise, check your router to make sure it’s operating normally.
ACTION HOUSE CLEAN LED SPOT CLEAN LED
Start
Cleaning
Press Start Button 1x for
house cleaning
Solid Blue
Press Start Button 2x for
spot cleaning
Solid Blue
Pause/
Resume
Cleaning
Press Start Button during
cleaning to pause robot
Pulses while paused
in House Clean
Pulses while paused in
Spot Clean
Press Start Button again
to resume cleaning
Solid Blue Solid Blue
Cancel
Cleaning
(When
Paused)
Press & hold Start Button
for 5 seconds to cancel
cleaning
Robot & LEDs turn o
& robot plays a tone
Robot & LEDs turn o
& robot plays a tone
HOUSE CLEAN and SPOT CLEAN LEDs
* NOTE: if LED light is Blinking Red or Solid Red, your robot needs robot maintenance or
your robot has a navigation issue. Please check the troubleshooting section of this guide.
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HOUSE CLEANING
In normal operation, the Neato robot comes
o of its base, explores its surroundings, and
starts cleaning. It starts cleaning in sections
approximately 15’x15’ depending on layout
and furniture in the room. It will continue to
clean section by section until the entire area is
cleaned.
Your Neato robot will also try to clean one
room fully before moving on to the next,
assuming it can detect your doorways. If it
cleans a partial room, your Neato robot will
come back to finish the room before finishing
the complete job.
AUTO CHARGE AND RESUME
If the area the Neato robot is attempting to
clean is very large, the robot will return to its
base mid-cleaning to recharge. Once recharged,
it will return to finish where it left o.
SINGLE ROOM CLEANING
If you just want to clean a single room, you
can manually place your robot in the room,
press the start button, and close the door.
Your Neato robot will clean the room and
return to where you originally placed it in the
room. When the robot has finished cleaning,
please put the robot back on its charge base.
MOVING A ROBOT MID-CLEANING
It is not recommended to pick up your robot
and move it mid-cleaning. It can become
disoriented, not follow its normal smart
behavior, and have diculty finding its charge
base. If you pick up your robot, put it back
down within 1 foot of where you picked
it up for best results.
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Follow the instructions in the Quick Start
Guide to connect your robot to the Neato app.
It is recommended that you set up your robot
to work with the Neato app to get the best
experience and access to all of the features.
Benefits of using the Neato app:
• Neato FloorPlanner with “No-Go” Lines
• Easy access & control
• Start your robot when you are not home
• Easily pause cleaning from the app
• Instant notifications (cleaning complete,
alerts, etc.)
• Battery status
• Maintenance alerts and context-sensitive
help to keep your robot in top form
• Dashboard (some features available on
specific models only)
It is also possible to start and stop the robot
using the Start Button on the robot.
OPERATING THE ROBOT
FROM MULTIPLE
SMARTPHONES & TABLETS
The Neato app can be used by multiple
devices in a household to operate the same
robot. Just download the Neato app to other
smartphones or tablets, and sign in to the
same My Neato account using the email and
password used to set up the robot.
NOTE
Both 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi networks are
supported and will display in the list of
available options during robot setup.
The FCC requires all wireless devices in the US
to operate on wireless spectrum channels 1-11.
If you are still having issues connecting your
robot, certain Wi-Fi router firewall and port
settings can prevent a connection with the
Neato servers.
Please reference troubleshooting information
at www.NeatoRobotics.com/Support.
CONNECTING YOUR ROBOT
TO ADDITIONAL NETWORKS
If you would like to add additional networks,
see instructions on the Neato website support
center at www.NeatoRobotics.com/Support.
Using the Neato App
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Neato D7 supports the following Wi-Fi channels:
• For 2.4 GHz networks, channels 1 through 11
• For 5 GHz networks, channels 36,40, 44 & 48
Please visit:
www.Neatorobotics.com/D7WiFiTroubleshooting
for more information.

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SPOT CLEANING
To start a Spot Cleaning,
select Spot, and press the
Start button in the Neato
app. Your Neato robot
will clean a 7’x7’ area.
SCHEDULING YOUR
NEATO ROBOT
Set up a schedule for regular vacuuming. You
can set your preferences based on cleaning
days and times.
NOTE If you are going away, you can turn the
Enable Schedule setting o to put the schedule
on hold.
PUSH NOTIFICATIONS
By turning on push notifications in the app,
your robot can notify you about its status.
Your phone/tablet will display messages
such as cleaning complete, alerts, etc.
HOUSE CLEANING
To start a House Cleaning, press the Start
button in the Neato app, and your Neato
robot will clean the entire floor on one level
automatically moving from room to room.
NOTE: If you press the Start Button in the
Neato app and the robot cannot find its
location on MyFloorPlan, you will be notified
of this and prompted to either cancel or
clean anyway. If you select “clean anyway,”
the robot will not use MyFloorPlan or respect
any “No-Go” Lines, so you will need to use
the boundary markers to keep the robot out
of any areas you don’t want it to clean.
From the app you can Start, Pause, Resume,
Stop, and Return to Start/Base.
NOTE When canceled mid-cleaning, your
robot will stop in place. You can ask your
robot to return to its base station using the
Neato app. If the robot has detected the base,
it will attempt to return to base and dock.
ROBOT SOFTWARE UPDATES
Keep the software on your robot current.
You can initiate a robot software update
using the Neato app.
SMART WATCH CAPABLE
If you have an Apple Watch or Android
Wear smart watch, you can access some
features on your watch such as start, stop,
and receiving notifications. Your watch needs
to be in the vicinity of your smartphone for
these features to be accessible. After you
have paired your smart watch with your
smartphone, go to the watch app on your
smartphone and turn access on to the Neato
app to view features on your watch.
TROUBLESHOOTING
YOUR DEVICE
When an error occurs during operation of the
robot, you can click the error link in the Neato
app to see what it means and what to do. For
additional information on troubleshooting
your device, please see Help in the app.
Place your robot
centered and
facing the area
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NEATO FLOORPLANNER
Using the Neato app, Neato FloorPlanner
technology allows you to set up virtual
boundaries called “No-Go” Lines so you can
tell the robot where not to go. This eliminates
the need to use physical barriers, including
Neato’s Boundary Markers.
CREATING A FLOOR PLAN
To set “No-Go” Lines, the robot must initially
perform a cleaning run to create a map of
your home called a floor plan. To create a
floor plan, go to MyFloorPlan in the menu
section of the Neato app, and the app will
walk you through the process step-by-step.
To create a complete floor plan, there are two
steps you should take: 1) open doors so the
robot can map each room and 2) remove any
objects that may be in the way or get stuck in
the robot’s brush.
PLACING “NO-GO” LINES
To place a “No-Go” Line on your floor plan,
open the Neato app, and select MyFloorPlan in
the menu section. In the floor plan view, select
“Add No-Go Line” at the bottom of a page to
draw a line. This will tell your robot which areas
to leave alone. For example, you may want to
use a “No-Go” Line to tell the robot to avoid
a specific room or avoid an area that contains
children’s toys, temporary holiday decorations,
or other items that may get stuck in the robot’s
brush. Also, if there is an area in the middle of a
room you would like the Neato robot to avoid,
you can draw a “box” around that area by
placing four “No-Go” Lines around it.
IMPORTANT NOTE
After a floor plan is created, the charge base
should not be moved.
CLEANING WITH “NO-GO” LINES
To clean your home with your “No-Go” Lines,
ensure your robot is on its charge base and
that the base has not been moved since its
initial cleaning run. After that, simply select
“Start” from the home screen of the Neato app.
IMPORTANT NOTES
To clean with “No-Go” Lines, always use the
app to start a cleaning. If the button on the
robot is used to start a cleaning, the robot
will not stay within the “No-Go” Lines.
Also, to stop the robot from entering a room
that is not part of the floor plan, add a “No-
Go” Line in the doorway, or close the door.
Neato FloorPlanner With “No-Go” Lines
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When you start a house cleaning with the
Neato app, you can select one of the profiles
below to determine the robot’s cleaning style.
TURBO
In the Turbo profile, the robot brush and
blower are set to high, providing strong
suction and moving at a normal speed.
This is the default mode.
ECO
In the Eco profile, the brush and blower are at
a medium setting, allowing the robot to clean
a larger area on a single charge. This is the
quietest mode.
Extra Care is useful if you have delicate
furniture or areas your robot has trouble
navigating. With Extra Care enabled, the
robot navigates more carefully around
objects and obstacles. Because it leaves a
wider buer around items like chair legs,
the robot may not be able to get fully
underneath some furniture.
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ACTION HOUSE CLEAN LED SPOT CLEAN LED
Start
Cleaning
Press Start Button 1x for
house cleaning
Solid Blue
Press Start Button 2x for
spot cleaning
Solid Blue
Pause/
Resume
Cleaning
Press Start Button during
cleaning to pause robot
Pulses while paused
in House Clean
Pulses while paused in
Spot Clean
Press Start Button again
to resume cleaning
Solid Blue Solid Blue
Cancel
Cleaning
Press & hold Start Button
for 5 seconds
Robot & LEDs turn o
& robot plays a tone
Robot & LEDs turn o
& robot plays a tone
ROBOT IS: LED COLOR WHAT IT MEANS
Cleaning
Solid Green Battery level is normal
Solid Yellow Battery level is low and must be charged before a new
cleaning can be started
Solid Red Battery level is low and robot must return to charge base
Charging
Green (Solid
or pulsing)
Battery is charging and robot can start cleaning
Pulsing
Yellow
Robot is fast-charging the battery and must complete
before cleaning can start
Pulsing Red Battery level is low and must be charged before a new
cleaning can be started
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SPOT CLEANING
You can initiate Spot Cleaning
by pressing the Start Button
twice. During Spot Cleaning,
if you press the Start Button,
the robot will pause. If you
press it again, it will resume.
To cancel the Spot Cleaning,
pause the robot and hold down
the Start Button for 5 seconds.
HOUSE CLEANING
You can initiate House
Cleaning by pressing the
Start Button once. Your
Neato robot will clean the
entire floor on one level
automatically moving
from room to room.
* ”No-Go” Lines are not available unless
you use the Neato app to start a clean.
FEATURES ONLY AVAILABLE
VIA THE NEATO APP
Some features are only available if you
connect your robot to the Neato app on
your smartphone or tablet. These features
include Neato FloorPlanner, scheduling, push
notifications, context-sensitive help, and
cleaning statistics (specific models only).
Press the
Start Button 1 x
for House Cleaning,
2 x for Spot
Cleaning
Place your robot
centered and
facing the area
to be cleaned.
Using Your Neato Robot Without the Neato App
BATTERY LED
* If Blinking Red, please check the troubleshooting section of this guide.
* NOTE: if the House or Spot Clean LED light is blinking red or solid red, your
robot needs robot maintenance or your robot has a navigation issue. Please
check the troubleshooting section of this guide.
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IMPORTANT
Your robot needs regular maintenance
to operate reliably. This means checking/
cleaning the brushes and emptying the dirt
bin after every use or as needed, depending
on your environment. Failure to do this may
cause problems with your robot and impact
your robot’s performance and void your
warranty coverage.
SENSORS
ROBOT TOP
Use a dry
cotton swab
to clean the
two drop
sensor windows on the
bottom of the robot.
Clean the top of the robot and the area
around the laser top with a soft cotton cloth.
NOTE
View the Neato How-To videos online at
www.NeatoRobotics.com/Support to see
how to maintain your robot.
DIRT BIN AND FILTERS
After each use, empty the dirt bin, clean the
airways/opening, and filter. To remove the
filter, pinch the handle and pull out.
Use the cleaning tool comb to clean the filter.
BRUSHES
Replace the filter
every 1 to 2 months
or more frequently
as needed.
If your robot has a side brush, remove the
side brush, and set aside. Then, remove the
brush guard by pulling up on both sides.
Use the hair/fiber blade to cut, and remove
hair from the brush. Remove any debris from
the brush ends and inside the brush cavity
where the brush sits. Re-insert the brush,
and replace the brush guard.
PULL UP ON
BOTH SIDES
SIMULTANEOUSLY
Filter Comb
Drop
Sensor
Window
Drop
Sensor
Window
Wall
Following
Sensor
Window
Hair/Fiber
Cutter
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ACCESSORIES
You can find information about accessories
and replacement parts for your Neato robot
at www.NeatoRobotics.com.
Always purchase Neato Genuine
accessories and parts:
• Batteries
• Filters
• Brushes
• Boundary Markers
• Cleaning Tool
• Dirt Bin
• Charge Base
Using unauthorized or 3rd party accessories
(non-Neato Genuine) can damage your robot
and will void your warranty.
Recommended replacement schedule
depends on use.
• Filters - every 1 to 2 months
• Batteries – every 12 to 18 months
REGISTER YOUR NEATO
Even if you are not using the Neato app, you
can stay up to date on software releases and
special oers by registering your robot. Go
to www.NeatoRobotics.com/My-Neato to
create an account and register your Neato
robot.
GETTING HELP
Find more helpful information, including
how-to videos, frequently asked questions,
and tips & tricks for optimal operation.
Go to:
www.NeatoRobotics.com/Support
www.YouTube.com/NeatoRobotics
WARRANTY
Neato Robotics, Inc. warrants to the original
purchaser that the Neato Robotics hardware
product, excluding batteries, shall be free
from defects in material and workmanship
for 1 year from the original date of purchase.
In the case of batteries, a Warranty Period of
six (6) months applies.
See complete Warranty terms at
www.NeatoRobotics.com/Limited-Warranty.
All warranties beyond those expressly stated
are disclaimed to the maximum extent
permissible by applicable law.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
See separate document included with your
Neato robot.
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House Clean and
Spot Clean LED What it means What to do
Blinking Red Your robot needs to be
cleaned to operate at best
performance.
Follow these steps to make sure your robot is well-maintained before running it again:
1 - Ensure that both the filter and dirt bin are clean and properly inserted.
2 - Make sure the dirt bin is in the robot and properly seated in position. The top of the dirt bin should be level with
the top of the robot if inserted correctly.
3 - Make sure the brush and end caps are clear of debris, and remove any hair or debris that is wrapped around it.
4 - Make sure wheel wells aren’t blocked with debris.
Press the Start Button to start the robot. If it still has issues, follow the next 2 steps:
5 - Using a dry cotton swab, please spin the laser housing under the laser cover 5 times in each direction being
careful to avoid the openings in the housing.
6 - Use a dry cotton swab to clean the two drop sensor windows on the bottom of the robot. Press the Start Button
to start the robot.
7 - Press and hold the Start Button for 15 seconds to reset your robot. All of the lights on the robot will turn o.
Press the Start Button to turn the robot back on.
Go to the support center to watch how-to videos on these maintenance items.
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Troubleshooting (continued)
What to do
Solid Red The Neato robot is having diculty navigating
the environment. Possible reasons for this:
• The laser is blocked.
• It is having diculty navigating the floor.
• The sensors are dirty or not working properly.
• The wheels or brush are dirty.
Follow these steps to troubleshoot. Make sure:
1 - Nothing in the environment has changed since the robot started cleaning.
(e.g., furniture moved, robot moved to dierent room)
2 - Wheel wells aren’t blocked with debris.
3 - The battery is charged.
4 - If the robot still has issues, reset the robot by pressing and holding the Start Button for 15 seconds.
The robot will turn o. Press the Start Button to turn it back on. Try running the robot again.
Press the button to start the robot. If it still has issues:
5 - Make sure the robot’s laser freely rotates: Use a dry cotton swab to rotate the laser 5 times to the
left and 5 times to the right, making sure NOT to put the cotton swab in either hole.
6 - Using compressed air, use short bursts of compressed air about 6” away.
Let the robot fully charge. Try running the robot again. If issue persists, click on the Chat icon for assis-
tance at www.NeatoRobotics.com/Support, or visit our Customer Care contact page for more options.
House Clean and
Spot Clean LED What it means
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Battery LED What it means What to do
Blinking Red The robot battery has
experienced an error.
Please contact Customer Care. For local contact information: www.NeatoRobotics.com/Contact-Us
Troubleshooting (continued)
Wi-Fi LED What it means What to do
Slow Glowing Blue
Fast Blinking Blue
Fast Blinking Red
Connected - Solid Blue
O
SoftAP
Connecting
Error Connecting
Connected
Wi-Fi O
Neato is ready to connect
Neato is in the connection process.
Neato failed to connect to your network. Please refer to the App to see where the connection process failed and try to connect again.
Neato is connected and ready to use with the App.
1 – Reset your Neato robot by taking it o of its charge base, press and hold the Start Button for 15 seconds to turn it o, and
then press Start Button one more time to turn it on. Wait a few minutes and then check the Neato app to see if it now says
READY TO CLEAN.
2 – If the step above does not fix the issue: Delete your robot from the Neato app, and go through the steps to connect your
robot again. It should then say READY TO CLEAN.

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English
Neato app robot status What it means What to do
If issue persists, please contact Neato Customer Care www.NeatoRobotics.com/Support
NOTE Context-Sensitive help is also provided in the Neato app to help you troubleshoot items. Go to www.NeatoRobotics.com/Support for more troubleshooting tips.
Troubleshooting (continued)
“Robot Oine” message
in the Neato app
The robot is disconnected from its Wi-Fi con-
nection.
The Neato robot may occasionally go oine if the signal strength of the Wi-Fi connection is weak or
intermittent. This is usually a temporary situation, and typically, the robot will go back online on its
own once it re-establishes a connection.
In cases where the robot does not come back online within a few minutes, check the following:
1 – Make sure the Wi-Fi network to which your robot is connected is working and that the signal
strength is strong in any areas where the robot is cleaning.
2 – Reset your Neato robot by taking it o of its charge base, press and hold the Start Button for 15
seconds to turn it o, and then press Start Button one more time to turn it on. Wait a few minutes
and then check the Neato app to see if it now says READY TO CLEAN.
3 – If the steps above do not fix the issue: Delete your robot from the Neato app, and go through the
steps to connect your robot again. It should then say READY TO CLEAN.
“It seems you are not
connected to the in-
ternet” message in the
Neato app
Your phone/tablet with the Neato app is not
connected to Wi-Fi or cellular service.
Make sure your phone/tablet is connected to Wi-Fi or cellular service so that the Neato app can
communicate with your robot.

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Congratulations on your new Neato robot. You will soon experience the joy
of having clean floors without ever pushing a vacuum.
Observe your robot during the first few cleaning runs. You may find that a
few small adjustments in your home (moving a chair or lamp a few inches,
picking up cords) will make a big dierence in your experience/results.
Help your robot, and your robot will help you.
You and Your Neato Robot