Venga VG RVC 3002 User manual

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VG RVC 3002 –DC 14.4V –Li-ion 3200mAh
Robot vacuum cleaner
Roboterstaubsauger
Aspirateur robot
Robot aspirador
Robot aspirapolvere
Robotstofzuiger
EN
DE
FR
ES
IT
NL

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PARTS DESCRIPTION –TEILBESCHREIBUNG –DESCRIPTION DU PRODUIT
DESCRIPCION DE LAS PARTES –DESCRIZIONE DELLE PARTI –ONDERDELEN BESCHRIJVING
EN
1. Back to Base button
2. ON/OFF button
3. Front impact bumper
4. Top cover
5. Swivel front wheel
6. Auto-charging electrode
7. Battery cover
8. Anti-drop sensors
9. Central brush
10. Dust container removal button
11. Side brushes
12. Infrared Sensors
13. Side wheels
14. Speaker
15. Power switch plug
16. Main power switch
DE
1. Rückkehr zur Ladestation
2. EIN / AUS-Taste
3. Frontstoßstange
4. Obere Abdeckung
5. Vorderes Schwenkrad
6. Autoladeelektrode
7. Batterieabdeckung
8. Anti-Fall-Sensoren
9. Zentralbürste
10. Taste zum Entfernen des Staubbehälters
11. Seitenbürsten
12. Infrarotsensoren
13. Seitenräder
14. Lautsprecher
15. Netzschalterstecker
16. Hauptschalter

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FR
1. Touche Retour à la base et charge
2. Touche Marche/Arrêt
3. Pare-chocs avec capteurs
4. Capot
5. Roue pivotante
6. Contacts recharge
7. Couvercle de la batterie
8. Détecteurs de vide
9. Brosse central
10. Bouton retrait du bac à poussière
11. Brosses latérales
12. Capteurs infrarouge
13. Roues latérales
14. Haut-parleur
15. Prise de recharge
16. Interrupteur Principal
SP
1. Botón Vuelta a la base
2. Botón ON/OFF
3. Paragolpes delantero
4. Tapa superior
5. Rueda delantera giratoria
6. Electrodo de autocarga
7. Tapa de la batería
8. Sensores anti-caída
9. Cepillo central
10. Botón extracción del contenedor
11. Cepillos laterales
12. Sensores infrarrojos
13. Ruedas laterales
14. Altavoz
15. Enchufe de encendido
16. Interruptor de alimentación principal
IT
1. Pulsante Torna alla base
2. Pulsante ON/OFF
3. Paracolpi anteriore
4. Coperchio superiore
5. Ruota anteriore girevole
6. Elettrodo di auto-carica
7. Coperchio della batteria
8. Sensori anticaduta
9. Spazzola centrale
10. Pulsante di rimozione del contenitore
11. Spazzole laterali
12. Sensori a infrarossi
13. Ruote laterali
14. Altoparlante
15. Spina dell'interruttore di
alimentazione
16. Interruttore di alimentazione
principale
NL
1. Terug naar de oplaadstation-knop
2. AAN/UIT-knop
3. Voorbumper
4. Bovenklep
5. Zwenkbaar voorwiel
6. Automatische oplaadelektrode
7. Accudeksel
8. Antivalsensoren
9. Centrale borstel
10. Knop om stofreservoir te verwijderen
11. Zijborstels
12. Infrarood sensoren
13. Zijwielen
14. Spreker
15. Netschakelaar stekker
16. Aan/uit-schakelaar

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Charging dock
Ladestation
Station de charge
Base de carga
Base di ricarica
Oplaadstation
EN
1. Signal emitter window
2. Indicator light
3. Power adaptor plug
4. Load contacts points
DE
1. Signalgeberfenster
2. Leuchtanzeige
3. Netzteilbuchse
4. Kontaktpunkte zur
autom. Aufladung
FR
1. Fenêtre de l'émetteur
de signaux
2. Témoin lumineux
3. Prise de recharge
4. Points de contact
SP
1. Ventana del emisor
de señales
2. Luz indicadora
3. Enchufe del
adaptador de
corriente
4. Puntos de contacto
IT
1. Finestra
dell'emettitore di
segnali
2. Luce di segnalazione
3. Presa dell'adattatore
di alimentazione
4. Punti di contatto
NL
1. Signaalzendervenster
2. Indicatielampje
3. Stroomadapter-
aansluitigen
4. Auto-laden
elektroden contacts
Dust Tank
Staubbehälter
Bac de poussières
Recipiente de Basura
Contenitore della spazzatura
Stofbak
EN
1. Primary filter
2. HEPA filter
3. Top cover of dust bin
4. Bottom cover of dust
bin
DE
1. Primärfilter
2. HEPA Filter
3. Oberseite des
Staubbehälters
Unterseite des
Staubbehälters
FR
1. Filtre primaire
2. Filtre HEPA
3. Couvercle supérieur
du bac à poussière
4. Couvercle inférieur du
bac à poussière
SP
1. Filtro principal
2. Filtro HEPA
3. Tapa superior del
depósito de polvo
4. Tapa inferior del
contenedor de polvo
IT
1. Filtro principale
2. Filtro HEPA
3. Coperchio superiore
del contenitore di
polvere
4. Coperchio inferiore
del contenitore di
polvere
NL
1. Primaire filter
2. HEPA filter
3. Stofbak bovenklep
Stofbak bodemklep

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Water Tank
Wasserbehälter
Réservoir d’eau
Tanque de agua
Serbatoio dell'acqua
Watertank
EN
1. Hermetic lid
2. Water tank
3. Removal button
4. Mop
5. Water tank bottom
plate
6. Water tank’s dust
container
DE
1. Luftdichter Deckel
2. Wassertank
3. Schaltfläche zum
Entfernen des
Staubbehälters
4. Wischmopp
5. Unterseite des
Wassertanks
6. Staubbehälter des
Wassertanks
FR
1. Bouchon hermétique
2. Réservoir d’eau
3. Bouton d’extraction
4. Serpillère
5. Fond du réservoir
d’eau
6. Bac à poussière du
réservoir d’eau
SP
1. Tapa del depósito de
agua
2. Depósito de agua
3. Botón de extracción
4. Mopa
5. Base del depósito de
agua
6. Contenedor de polvo
del depósito de agua
IT
1. Coperchio del
serbatoio dell'acqua
2. Serbatoio dell'acqua
3. Pulsante di rimozione
4. Mocio
5. Base del serbatoio
dell'acqua
6. Contenitore per la
polvere del serbatoio
dell'acqua
NL
1. Watertank deksel
2. Watertank
3. Verwijderingsknop
4. Dweil
5. Watertank
bodemplaat

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ENGLISH
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
Please read these instructions carefully before using the
appliance, and always follow the safety and operating instructions.
Important : This appliance can be used by children over 8 years
old and people with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capacities or with a lack of experience or knowledge if they have
been given supervision or instructions concerning the safe use of
the appliance and the risks involved. Children shall not play with
the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made
by children unless they are older than 8 years and supervised.
Never leave the appliance and its cord unsupervised and within
reach of children less than 8 years old or irresponsible persons
when it is plugged into the wall or when it is cooling down.
❑Check that your mains voltage corresponds to that stated on
the appliance.
❑From time to time check the appliance for damages and should
it be damaged, have it checked by a competent qualified
electrician(*).
❑Only use the appliance for domestic purposes and in the way
indicated in these instructions.
❑Never immerse the appliance in water or any other liquid for
any reason whatsoever (see chapter "Cleaning"). Keep it dry.
❑Never use the appliance near hot surfaces.
❑Unplug the appliance before cleaning it. Never use the
appliance with its adaptor outside and always place it in a dry
environment.
❑Never use accessories or an adaptor that are not
recommended by the producer (see characteristics of the
adaptor). They could constitute a danger to the user and risk to
damage the appliance. Make sure the accessories are properly
fitted before use.
❑Never use the appliance to vacuum matches, pointed objects,
cigarettes butts or other glowing things.

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❑Never move the appliance by pulling the cord. Make sure the
cord cannot get caught in any way. Do not usethe cord to hang
your appliance. Do not wind the cord around the appliance and
do not bend it.
❑This product is suitable for cleaning indoor wood floors, rubber
floors, ceramic tiles and short-haired carpets, but it is not
suitable for cleaning plush carpets.
❑Do not use this product on stairs.
❑Respect the MAX level indicator.
❑Do not use this product in a potentially hazardous environment,
such as gas stations, oil depots, chemical factories and other
flammable and explosive places.
❑Do not use this product to remove flammable or volatile liquids,
such as gasoline, kerosene, paint, detergent, alcohol, perfume,
floor cleaner and so on.
❑Do not stand or sit on the machine.
❑Pay attention to babies, children or pets when using this
product to avoid danger.
❑If you use the appliance with a damaged air filter, the appliance
might get damaged. Make sure to check the good quality and
placement of the filter.
❑Never replace the batteries yourself. If the batteries have to be
replaced, please contact a competent qualified electrician(*).
❑When you decide to throw away the appliance, make sure to
remove the batteries and to dispose of them in an ecological
manner by handing them in at a place destined to this end.
❑Always unplug the appliance before removing the batteries.
❑If liquid coming out of the batteries comes into contact with
clothes or with skin, immediately clean the polluted surface with
clear water and consult a doctor.
(*) Competent qualified electrician: after-sales department of the
producer or importer or any person who is qualified, approved
and competent to perform this kind of repairs in order to avoid
all danger. In case of need you should return the appliance to
this electrician.

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BEFORE FIRST USE
•Remove any power cords and small objects from the floor that may obstruct your
Venga robot vacuum cleaner. Fold any tasselled edges of area rugs underneath to
prevent tangling when vacuuming.
•Avoid cleaning very dark-coloured, high-pile rugs or rugs thicker than 1.02 in. / 26
mm, as they may cause the appliance to malfunction.
•Keep the robot vacuum cleaner away from spaces lower than 3.94 in. / 100 mm to
prevent it from getting stuck. If necessary, place a physical barrier to block off the
problem areas.
•Keep the robot vacuum cleaner away from wet areas.
•The robot vacuum cleaner may climb on top of objects less than 0.71 in. / 18 mm tall.
Remove these objects if possible.
•Place physical barriers in front of fireplaces and areas that could damage the robot
vacuum cleaner. It is also recommended to place physical barriers to block off areas
where the robot vacuum cleaner may fall.
•Remove the foam blocks beside the bumper before use.
NOTE : Cliff sensors prevent the robotic vacuum cleaner from falling down stairs, steep
steps or slopes. The sensors can be impaired when dirty or when used on highly reflective
/ very dark floors and work less effectively.
Anti-fall sensors can also be triggered by strong sunlight. If this causes the robot to move
in an unusual pattern, please use the curtains to prevent sunlight from entering the room,
or switch the robot on later when the strong sunlight has subsided.
A. Charging dock position
•Place the charging station against a wall
and on a flat surface. Avoid rugs or
carpets.
•Make sure the space is open and clear.
Pay attention to the following minimum
distances :
-2 meters (6 feet) in front of the
charging dock
-1 meter (3 feet) on both sides of the
charging dock.

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•Connect the round plug to the adaptor. To change the plug, press the switch and
turn the plug counterclockwise.
•Connect the small end of the power adapter to the connector on the back of the
charging station and plug the other end into an electrical outlet. Always leave the
charging station connected, otherwise the robot will not automatically return to it.
B. Install side brushes
Install the side brushes on the underside of the
robot by pushing a brush into each slot
provided.
Make sure you place them with the
appropriate letter ("L" or "R").
C. Main power switch
The main power switch of your Venga robot
vacuum cleaner is on the side.

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D. Charging the robot
Note : A new battery does not comme come with a full charge and must be entirely
charged before using the device for the first time. Please charge the robot at least 4
hours before using it for the first time. Charge the battery at room temperature between 4
and 40 ° C.
Your Venga robot vacuum cleaner can be charged in two ways :
•Place robot onto the charging station, make sure
the charging contact points on the charging
station match up with those underneath the
robot. The green LED light will start to blink slowly
as the robot is charging
•Plug the power adaptor directly into the
machine and connect the other end to the
power supply.
Note : If you are using the charging station, pressing the ON / OFF button ( ) will pause
the charging while carrying out the cleaning work. However, this operation cannot be
performed when the power adapter is used for direct charging.
Note : When cleaning is complete or the battery charge is less than 20%, the robot will
automatically switch to charging mode and start searching for the charging station. The
signal width between the charging station and the robot is about 4 m. If the robot does
not receive the signal, it searches along the edges to find the charging station again.
E. Wi-Fi Connection
Note : The device only supports a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network.
Please follow the procedure in the separate wi-fi connection instructions placed on the
top of the robot vacuum cleaner.

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GENERAL OPERATION
LED light color
Status
Flashing green
The battery is low, the robot is returning to
charging station base.
Breathing green
The battery is charging.
Permanent green
The battery is fully charged.
Flashing blue
The robot is on standby.
Permanent blue
The vacuum is operating.
Off
The robot is off/Sleep mode. To conserve
power, the light automatically turns off when
the robot is not docked to the charging
station and has been inactive for 10 minutes.
Quick Start :
•Turn on the main power switch on the side of the robot.
•Press the button to awaken the robot if the robot was in
sleep mode.
•Press the button a second time to start cleaning.
•To pause the robot, press the button and press the same
button again to resume the cleaning cycle.
•Press the "Back to Base" button ( ) to send the robot back to
the charging station.

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REMOTE CONTROL
Note : Install 2 AAA batteries before using the remote control for
the first time. Make sure the positive and negative ends are facing
the correct direction as indicated in the battery compartment
START/STOP button
Wake up the robot vacuum cleaner and start / pause / continue
the cleaning cycle.
Return to Base Station button
To stop the cleaning and the cycle and the robot
to send back to the charging station.
Guidance button :
If you want to guide the robot to a specific spot, press the direction button
▲/▼to move forward/backward and ◄/► to rotate left/right.
CLEANING MODES
Auto Cleaning Mode : the robot starts cleaning and combines the
different cleaning modes in one mode to optimize the cleaning of
your house to the maximum. The robot continues this process until
it has cleaned the entire area. When the cleaning cycle is finished,
the robot returns to the charging station to recharge.
Press the button on the remote control to start the program.
Spot Cleaning Mode : The robot will use a designated point as the
center of the area to focus, and will clean with horizontal and
vertical paths.
To start, place your robot on top of the spot to clean and press
on the remote control.
Edge Cleaning Mode : in Auto Cleaning mode, the robot starts the
edge cleaning mode automatically once it has finished cleaning
the open areas to ensure cleaning along the walls.
Press the button on the remote control to start.
Max Cleaning Mode: The robot increases its suction power to allow
more thorough cleaning.
Note : Max cleaning mode can only be activated during operation in Auto
cleaning mode.

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FLOOR MOPPING CLEANING
Once the floor has been thoroughly vacuumed, you can swap the dust container for the
water tank included in the original packaging to continue the cleaning process. The
robot is equipped with a water tank with a drip stop control: the amount of water used to
moisten the mop can be electronically controlled with the remote control.
•Open the airtight lid and pour water into the water tank
Note : Remove the water tank before charging the robot. Do
not use the mop outdoors. Remove carpets before using the
mop to prevent water damage.
•Attach the mop to the underside of the water tank and
make sure it is properly attached
•Remove the dust tank and introduce the water tank in
the robot.
Note : After cleaning the floor, empty the water tank, rinse it
thoroughly with clean water and store it in a dry place to
avoid unpleasant odours. Make sure the 4 water drainage
holes are not blocked. If necessary, unlock it with a small
needle.
•It is possible to set different water flow levels for specific cleaning needs. Press the
water flow button on the remote to adjust the waterflow speed..
The waterflow
is closed.
The waterflow
is small.
The waterflow
is medium.
The waterflow
is large.

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TIME SETTING
1. To set the date and time, press the clock button on the
remote control. Make sure the robot is not cleaning
while you are setting the clock.
2. When the date icon is flashing, press ▲/▼ to select the
current day. Press the START/STOP button to confirm
the setting.
3. The hour starts flashing, press ▲/▼to set the time then
►to set the minutes with ▲/▼. Press to complete the
setting.
CLEANING SCHEDULE
1. Press button on the remote control, the schedule and date icons will flash. Press
◄/► to select a cleaning day, press ▲to lock the selected day or ▼ to cancel it.
(SUN : Sunday, MON : Monday, TUE : Tuesday, WED : Wednesday, THU : Thursday, FRI :
Friday, SAT : Saturday).
2. Then press the button to set the cleaning hour during the scheduled day. As the
hour starts flashing, press ▲/▼ to set the time then ► to set the minute with ▲/▼.
Press to complete the setting. The information on the screen go back to the
current day/time, and the icon remains displayed.
Example : You want to clean Monday at 10:30 and Friday at 20:15.
Press :
•►x1 “MON” ▲“--”: -- ▲/▼ “10”: -- ►
▲/▼ “10:30”
Then :
•►x4 “FRI” ▲ “--”: -- ▲/▼ “20”: -- ►
▲/▼ “20:15”
Note : Press button on the remote control for 4 seconds to erase cleaning schedules.

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APP OPERATION
1. App Settings : connect to Alexa / Google Assistant, manage notification, …
2. Current status of the robot vacuum cleaner
3. Position of the robot on the map
4. Restricted Area/Virtual Wall : This function offers the possibility of defining areas
which the robot should not enter. In addition, thanks to virtual walls, you can
separate entire rooms.
5. Room Editing : Allows to name the different rooms of the home (the robot must map
different rooms in your house to enable this function).
6. Robot Settings : create a cleaning schedule, adjust the mop dripping, volume
setting, …
7. Auto Cleaning Mode : the robot starts cleaning and combines the different cleaning
modes in one mode, optimizing the cleaning of your home to the maximum.
8. Spot Cleaning Mode : The robot will use a designated point as the center of the area
to focus, and will clean with horizontal and vertical paths.
9. Select Room : to do an auto cleaning in a specific room (the robot needs to map
different rooms in your home to allow this function).
10. Cleaning Zone : Assign a cleaning zone for the robot on the map. This will not
vacuum outside the drawn zone.
11. Return to the charging station: Stops the cleaning cycle and instructs the robot
vacuum cleaner to return to the charging station.

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
In order to ensure maximum suction power of the robot and long-term reliability, we
recommend that you follow the following care tips regularly.
Note : Disconnect the robot from power supply and allow it to cool before cleaning.
Never submerge the robot, the charging dock or the power adaptor in water or any
other liquid or place it under running water. To avoid damaging the internal parts of the
device, do not allow water or other liquids to enter the ventilation slots.
Recommended frequency of cleaning / replacement of spare parts:
Cleaning
Replacing
Dust tank
After each use
-
Filters
Once every week
Every 2 months
Central brush
Once every week
Every 6-12 months
Side brushes
Once every month
Every 3-6 months(or when visibly
worn)
Sensors
Once every month
-
Charging pins
Once every month
-
Swivel wheel
Once every month
-
A. Emptying and cleaning the dust tank
1. Press the release button to remove
the dust tank.
2. Open dust tank’s hatch to empty it.
3. Remove the primary filter by grasping
the yellow tab and take out the HEPA
filter from it.
4. Shake off debris and dust from the
filters.

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5. Wash the dust tank frame and make
sure it is empty and clean.
6. Once the dust tank frame is fully dry,
put the filters back in place.
B. Emptying and cleaning the water tank
1. Press the release button to remove
the water tank. Take the dust bin out
from the water tank assembly.
2. Open dust tank’s hatch to empty it.
3. Remove the primary filter by grasping
the yellow tab and take out the HEPA
filter from it.
4. Shake off debris and dust from
the filters.
5. Wash the dust tank frame and make
sure it is empty and clean.
6. Once the dust tank frame is fully
dry, put the filters back in place.

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Note : The dust tank frames should be air-dried after washing and should not be exposed
to direct sunlight. Do not wash the HEPA filter with water. If the primary filter and HEPA
filter are damaged, replace them in time to avoid damage to the internal motor of the
robot.
C. Cleaning the mop
Remove the mop from the water tank, wash the mop with water and let it dry.
D. Central and side brushes maintenance
•Remove the central brush’s cover by gently pressing the two locks, take out the brush,
clean the compartment and the vacuuming channel with a damp cloth.
•Clean the rolling brush. If any hair, threads or yarn
got stuck, cut them with the help of the cleaning
tool.
•Remove the side brushes, use a damp cloth to clean the dust.
Make sure you correctly place them with their corresponding
letter (“L” or “R”).

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E. Wheels, sensors and load contacts maintenance
•Carefully pull out the swivel wheel with a flat screwdriver (be careful not to scratch
the drop sensor beforehand) and clean the swivel wheel with the cleaning tool. You
can gently apply some mechanical grease to the bar for better rotation.
•Dust off the cliff sensors and the front bumper to maintain the best performance.
•Clean the load contacts points of the charging dock and the robot with a dry cloth.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Your robot will tell you when something is wrong with distress signal. It will also make an
announcement and display an error message on the app.
ROBOT DISTRESS SIGNAL
LIKELY CAUSE
WHAT TO DO
Green and blue LED
flashing alternately.
Side brush/rolling brush
failure.
Check and clean the
brushes.
Blue and turquoise LED
flashing alternately.
Front bumper / cliff sensor
failure.
Robot picked-up from
the ground.
Check and clean the cliff
sensors and the front
bumper.
Put the robot on a stable
surface.
Turquoise LED flashing
quickly
Fan failure.
Check the fan condition.

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PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT –DIRECTIVE 2012/19/EU
In order to preserve our environment and protect human health, the waste electrical and
electronic equipment should be disposed of in accordance with specific rules with the
implication of both suppliers and users. For this reason, as indicated by the symbol on
the rating label or on the packaging, your appliance should not be disposed of as unsorted
municipal waste. The user has the right to bring it to a municipal collection point performing
waste recovery by means of reuse, recycling or use for other applications in accordance
with the directive.
ERP DECLARATION –REGULATION 1275/2008/EC
We, TKG SRL, hereby confirm that our product meets the requirements of regulation
1275/2008/EC. Admittedly, our product does not dispose of a function to minimize the
power consumption, which should according to regulation 1275/2008/EC put the product
in off or standby mode after finishing the main function, but this is practically impossible, as
it would compromise the main function of the product so strongly, that using the product
would no longer be possible!
For this reason we always tell the customer in our instruction manual to unplug the
appliance immediately after use.
The user manual is by simple request also available in electronic format from the after-sales
service (see warranty card).