Before using a robotic vacuum cleaner, the following preparations need to be made: Cleaning the ground: Remove debris, wires, ropes, and other obstacles from the ground to prevent the robot from getting stuck or tangled. Check power supply: Ensure that the power cord or charging device of the robotic vacuum cleaner is intact and has sufficient power.

Most floor cleaning robots have the function of automatically returning to the charging dock. When the battery is low, the robot will automatically search for a charging dock and dock for charging. To ensure that the automatic return charging function can start normally, it is necessary to ensure that the charging dock is placed in the appropriate position.

The sudden pause of the robotic vacuum cleaner during operation may be caused by the following reasons: Low battery: Send the robot back to the charging station for recharging in a timely manner. Sensor issue: Check if the sensor is obstructed or damaged, and keep it clean. Obstacle obstruction: Clean up obstacles on the path of the robot's forward movement.

The noise of the robotic vacuum cleaner is loud. You can try the following solutions: Replacing the roller brush: After prolonged use, the roller brush may wear out and produce noise. Replacing the roller brush with a new one can effectively reduce the noise. Cleaning the vacuum port: Regularly clean the vacuum port to ensure unobstructed flow. Select Silent Mode: Many floor cleaning robots have a silent mode, which is suitable for use in quiet environments.

When the dustbin of the robotic vacuum cleaner is full, it should be promptly emptied. At the same time, regularly clean the dust box with clean water to ensure there are no residues, and wait for the dust box to completely dry before putting it back into the machine.

Vacuum cleaning robots can generally only handle dry garbage and cannot handle wet garbage such as kitchen waste. Because wet garbage may clog the vacuum cleaner or affect the normal operation of the robot.

Virtual walls or cleaning restricted areas can be used to set the cleaning boundaries of the robotic vacuum cleaner, preventing it from entering areas that do not require cleaning. Please refer to the product manual for specific setup methods.

To extend the service life of the robotic vacuum cleaner, the following maintenance work needs to be done: Regular cleaning: Regularly clean the robot's filters, brushes, and other detachable components to keep them clean. Reasonably plan the cleaning area: avoid cleaning a large area at once, which may lead to insufficient electricity or excessive wear and tear. Pay attention to battery maintenance: Regularly check the battery status and charge it in a timely manner. Avoid humid environment: Store the robotic vacuum cleaner in a dry environment to prevent damage to the battery and electronic components caused by moisture.