What to do if my cecotec CONGA 1190 Vacuum Cleaner has a charging error?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner displays a charging error, the charging terminals on the robot and the charging base might not be making good contact. Clean the charging terminals and ensure they make good contact.
How to fix a main brush error on my cecotec CONGA 1190?
If you're experiencing a main brush error with your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner, the main brush might be blocked. Check the main brush and unblock it.
What to do if my cecotec CONGA 1190 shows a motor fan error?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner is showing a motor fan error, you should empty and clean the dust tank. Also, clean the suction channel.
Why is the side brush on my cecotec CONGA 1190 Vacuum Cleaner not working?
If the side brush on your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner isn't working, it might be blocked. Check the side brush and clear any obstructions.
How do I resolve a driving wheel error on my cecotec CONGA 1190 Vacuum Cleaner?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner is displaying a driving wheel error, the driving wheel might be blocked. Check the driving wheel and unblock it.
What causes a free-fall sensor error on a cecotec CONGA 1190 Vacuum Cleaner?
A free-fall sensor error on your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner may be caused by dirty free-fall sensors. Check the free-fall sensors and clean them.
What to do if my cecotec CONGA 1190 has infrared bumper sensors error?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner is showing an infrared bumper sensors error, check if the bumper is stuck and clean it.
What should I do if my Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner's wheels are blocked?
If the wheels of your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner are off the floor or blocked, change the robot to a new position and restart it.
General| Type | Robot Vacuum Cleaner |
|---|---|
| Model | Conga 1190 Series |
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Battery Capacity | 2600 mAh |
| Mop Function | Yes |
| Battery | Lithium-ion |
| Control | App, Remote Control |
| Operating Modes | Auto, Edge, Manual |
| Filter | HEPA |
Details the physical components of the robot, including bumper, panel, wheels, and tanks.
Explains the functions and buttons of the robot's control panel.
Describes the charging base, power adapter, and terminals for recharging.
Details the buttons and display of the remote control for operation.
Explains the dust tank and its filtration components.
Describes the water tank, mop cloth, and related parts.
Introduces the different cleaning modes available for the robot.
Explains the Auto/Deep cleaning mode for comprehensive room coverage.
Details the Gyro mode for smart navigation and route planning.
Describes the Spot mode for focused cleaning of specific areas.
Explains how the robot cleans along walls and furniture edges.
How the robot automatically returns to its charging station.
How to adjust the robot's suction power levels.
Details the mopping feature and water intensity settings.
Instructions for setting up automated cleaning schedules.
Procedures for cleaning the dust tank and its filters.
Instructions for washing and drying the mop cloth.
How to clean the robot's water tank.
Maintenance of the main brush, suction channel, and side brushes.
Cleaning the omnidirectional wheel and free-fall sensors.
How to clean the charging terminals on the robot and base.
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