To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my cecotec CONGA 1990 CONNECTED Vacuum Cleaner won't return to its charging base?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner can't return to its charging base, first ensure there are no obstructions blocking its path. Then, use a clean, soft, dry cloth to wipe the charging terminals on both the base and the robot itself.
Why is there a steady red light on my cecotec CONGA 1990 CONNECTED Vacuum Cleaner?
If your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner shows a steady red light, it might indicate an omnidirectional wheel error. Try cleaning the wheel and restarting the device by pressing the power button. It could also be a side brush error, so clean the side brushes and restart the robot. Alternatively, the dust tank may be full, or the filter may be dirty. Remove and empty the dust tank, then remove the filter and shake off any dust. Also, it could be a main brush error, so remove and clean the robot’s dust tank.
What to do if my cecotec CONGA 1990 CONNECTED Vacuum Cleaner has an oscillating red light?
An oscillating red light on your Cecotec Vacuum Cleaner could mean the bumper is blocked. Check the bumper and press on both sides and the center to unblock it. It could also indicate a free-fall sensor error. Ensure the robot is on a level surface, that its wheels are on the ground, and that it's not stuck in a dark area. If the issue persists, clean the free-fall sensor.
General| Brand | cecotec |
|---|---|
| Model | CONGA 1990 CONNECTED |
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Essential safety rules for product operation, handling, and environment.
Guidelines for handling and charging the Li-ion battery to prevent hazards.
Details on the Wi-Fi status light and its meanings.
Explanation of Back home and Power/operation buttons.
Meanings of steady/oscillating red, orange, and blue indicator lights.
Visual identification of various parts like remote control, dust tank, filters, etc.
Crucial warnings before initial operation and setup.
Instructions for placing the base and connecting power.
How to start, pause, resume, turn off, and return the robot to its base.
Details on Automatic, Scrubbing, Spot, Edge, and Room cleaning modes.
Adjusting suction power and scrubbing intensity for cleaning.
Setting up daily cleaning schedules via remote or app.
Configuring the remote control's time and cleaning schedules.
Procedure to delete or modify a scheduled cleaning program.
How to empty the dust tank and clean the robot's filters.
How to clean the main brush for optimal performance.
Cleaning and replacing the side brushes for optimal performance.
Cleaning and replacement of mesh, sponge, and HEPA filters.
Instructions for cleaning robot sensors to prevent navigation errors.
Tips for battery longevity and instructions for replacement.
Guide to understanding robot beep codes and resolving common issues.
Specific solutions for the robot failing to return to its charging base.
Key specifications including voltage, battery, frequency, and manufacturing origin.
Information on responsible disposal of electronic waste according to EU directive.
Details on warranty period, exclusions, and how to contact support.
