What to do if the ARIETE Vacuum Cleaner shows icon (13) and “!” on?
If the icon (13) and “!” are illuminated, it indicates that the dust container is full or the suction opening is blocked. To resolve this, clean the dust container and the suction opening.
Why does my ARIETE 2712/1 display code E14?
The E14 error code indicates that there's no battery or the robot is off. Ensure that the batteries have been properly inserted or that the power button is switched to the ON position.
What to do if my ARIETE Vacuum Cleaner displays code E05?
The E05 error code indicates a defect in the sensor beam for low obstacles. You should clean the sensors. If the problem continues, send the appliance for repairs.
Why does my ARIETE 2712/1 Vacuum Cleaner show error code E06?
Error code E06 indicates a defect in the sensor beam for high obstacles. Check the sensitivity of the sensor beam and ensure there are no foreign objects obstructing it.
What to do if ARIETE 2712/1 displays error code E11?
Error code E11 indicates a product malfunction. Switch off the appliance.
What to do if ARIETE Vacuum Cleaner displays error code E12?
Error code E12 indicates a product malfunction. Switch off the appliance.
What to do if ARIETE Vacuum Cleaner displays error code E13?
Error code E13 indicates a product malfunction. Switch off the appliance.
What to do if my ARIETE 2712/1 Vacuum Cleaner displays code E09?
If your ARIETE Vacuum Cleaner displays code E09, move the Robot and restart it.
Warns about hazards for children and supervision requirements.
Highlights dangers related to electricity and batteries.
Lists general hazards like exposure to elements, heat, water, and damaged parts.
Advises on avoiding material damage from improper use or cleaning.
Provides guidance on proper disposal of the appliance and batteries.
Instructions on where and how to position the charging station.
Method for charging the robot's battery using the power adapter.
Instructions for placing the robot on the charging station for power.
Explanation of the robot's ability to return to the charging station automatically.
Details on required charging times for first use and subsequent charges.
Explains display readings for charging status (charging, low battery, complete).
Tips to extend battery life and precautions regarding battery storage and temperature.
Describes the robot's 'pause' and 'stand-by' modes and how to transition between them.
Instructions on how to initiate a cleaning cycle from different modes.
How to stop an active cleaning cycle and return the robot to different modes.
Explains the automatic cleaning mode, including route changes and spot cleaning.
How to use the spot cleaning mode for localized dirt.
How to activate and use the perimeter cleaning mode along walls and furniture.
How to manually control the robot's movement using directional buttons.
Instructions on how to command the robot to return to its charging station.
Explains how to install and position the virtual wall to block off areas.
How the robot handles obstacles, corners, and floor height differences.
Warnings about cleaning carpets with fringes or shag pile.
Guide to setting the current date and time on the robot.
Steps to set a daily cleaning program using the robot's control panel.
Steps to set a daily cleaning program using the remote control.
Instructions for cleaning and replacing the side brushes.
Procedure for emptying and cleaning the dust container after each use.
Guidance on cleaning the HEPA filter and its replacement schedule.
How to clean the robot's sensors and suction passage for optimal performance.
Guidance on interpreting error codes and performing a system reset.
General| Dust capacity | 2.5 liters |
|---|---|
| Cord length | 5 meters |
| Weight | 4.5 kg |
| Noise level | 78 dB |
| Power | 700 W |
| Filtration system | HEPA |
| Filters | HEPA filter |
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